-1
. ted vory
dim milliliters); sow
. mains were taken to
‘ N! W "(Mil cam“. interment
. alum»
‘ltilns ‘ for; Wm
out ”Democrat: for Sen.-
s‘ ,u"
.fi
m
immunity in,
has. - .beeatliw‘to..the,,
pilot-9th”; telegraph strike.
, “looking tor-‘iihecibsnto mouthwash
.. . ., early.
,« .gON, Atlgust Iii.—-John N.
of Andovcr, speaker of the
adults House of Represents-
rodLAtatsuhal-d flgllt in his stats
. oi‘e'ih'eidlitep'ubi’ican iélééli
Gbifernor Guild. The speaker was out
o! members of the official party.
houdsdby the Bay State executive anti
utslg,..whlch visited the Jamestown
mi ,l~t‘iiiiilh‘slii‘=,ilz.tii¢lllit4-”PM?
I, ,, on “for a lay on its way
..,Mr.,‘Cole asserted that Gover
Guild will have no opposition in
intestate convention; for all is llar
mun in the Republican party there
but, ears‘thcy will have to euse theil
or day by .
tor u mask or , more " the
. on. visions
time nearing the earth.
edund eightletb meridian. it
, inst
,ano‘ityoi .. a“ ~
, . is state are for , ‘ . magnate. w
_ .stt,,,not because he is the a ministra ' '
tioncsndidste. but blicsuse he bandit?)
come a. great national figure himsel;
.flmekhehonsfervative element 0
.his stst'e'party will demand the nomin
-. titled-chine big Secretary of Wslfulilit.
W.“ g .. too. Mite. 1
$3 , r‘ty'spen‘i'sliiii‘lgfltime‘ih re‘il'"
sight, lag, (governor guild .himsel
was solid ninth ip'hi hotel. owt
tag}, gs 'tin ‘
ly has n
.o
thou,
‘liillili‘tt iii“. élizlg 8'th niiuiti‘ry. 'i
'r.
."i "T'fi" ‘
ii: Judge ,‘Pritcbard 0i Nortli
, titan“ This is the latest develop
. ment'in the State-Eedeyaiciasll in til.
. Tarheai Store. Theorigghoweuernha‘ ‘
been raised by Democratic member
of the debating society ,of the Georg
Washington University, and after t"
, if Mfg scpssiou, it, was ,tleterlnine
,t ,sl-we k; by' a vote of 6 ‘to 2,'tba""
thfii‘diioistindiloum;not :hc assailed. .15.
rwkshlefiatpre ,ot the mid-sundae
do e ’v'ii‘ss‘the‘fact that the principn"
assortmanau tram .every section ,c ,;
indignation. Allie-south. Pennsylvania.
Virginia. Montana, New York, Maser
chddeits and the District of Coiumbl:'
contributed debaters. This is regart
ed as another evidence. of the cotton
poltun tilarat-tt-r of the University
4 .. denotnlettyoring to establish i
591$,th the. typical American seat (
lélitflilhg.‘“"l‘he institution has a rt
mathsblt;...tucultx. ,thupliring. many p,
the most ‘lriarned of the government"
, . scion this and jurists, and the result
. " a t 9195-? inter-relation is pllt forwan
a. ‘ bydiui‘lrioilfds as an, added .reesoawtoi
“ ‘Vth‘e recognition of its claims to sum
mercantile strut graduate satiric! 0.,
theUnited States. '
“Former Senator George Gray, oi
Hablish . a , chain of
San Francisco. so that
ill.
he Presidency."
‘lucgzssivei , 8371‘
:t _ ‘ hot}; ’ S
Oilml‘iis’iig a on
,1
I
.39 .‘d thv ‘ ‘
largely to brink on his final
illness. Mr, Peters' colleagues at. the ‘
Department acted as honorary pail-t
Mpndubls re-
arrisburg for
, contusion has, been
slttingup 0' at his this week. .This :9
still "WWW!
r‘ to ttn’bpb
delulc of bridge or poker playing; the fly ll. liltitltl,
ml truth. initial Wa‘lllllllilililililll bitty;
i
three tlulil. many it sctlutil - ;
clad .. ‘ tint audithta members crab is
family have been seen peering fruit
the skylights and upper windows»:
their homes. if was ruportod tho of l
.tbc Navil Observatory that
pomuriwonitl f
be visible to the united eye at nn‘ourly
hour on claspduys. whereupon “come ‘
parties” worst-organized and the mem-
bers undertook to stay awake until the
fiel‘y,serpottt appenl‘gd above the hori-
tnward our. airlock in the
morning many people claim to have
seen the wonder. and assert. that, it is
traveling westward while at the some
Sonic claim
to have made careful calculations and
express the conviction that the comet
will collide with the earth somewhere
est, or, rather, east of the one hugr
s
wever, .thst , this bullet, is
who were on their
hen tiey saw the Qeleltlal
i
i. not the‘urmy “and navy, it is under-
stood. have begun activities looking to
the complete. equipment. of their rc-
spectivc branches of the service. with
iwiroless telegraph apparatus at as car-
dy...a,,da.te ,a.s,.pg Silliih..fiil,.flml in tho
lvent of war thy may not he bandl-
zappe by the effects of such a strike
‘ ow ‘ell‘lb'lirradsing lth‘e _ wlloiti
, its hold that,,tltc'Wlll‘ Dc.-
. mrtment will at once take "steps to es.-
wlrciess stations
across the country from Now-York to
independent
.,.:onlp unlcatlon1 can ‘quickly be csinb-
vlishs Illetwccn those two points. Fur—
her than this. the equipment bureau
)f the Navy will push the equipment of
ill naval vessels with the apparatus.
making possible quick and steady "rc-
layed" messages from Washington to
:he.Fnr.Eas.t in case, of emergency.
Brivntc enterprise also is busying it-
self along this line, and this week the
United Fruit Company of Boston peti-
_,ioucd Secretary 'i‘aft. to use his in-
‘luencc with the Cuban government for
he granting of permission to the com.
lany to erect a wireless station at San
tntonio, Cuba, to complete a line of
stations which it is to blliid to connect
vith its plantations .in Central Ameri-
“'it‘ 'i‘aft Weighed 140 ponds he would
lever be thought of in connection with
Who is responsible
‘orttlildffliiik"utiitheffifiuretary of War
it‘d summation long; it has been
bu ed to Senator
_ seeps, and, tostimr
Fodhsyivantn.‘ "Both . those
:éntl'e'thenj hiwé-finrouea air-alibi, but
he tin“ (iris insistent that the remark
Delaware. Democratic nominee to W 8‘"! finfllhigh qua-fienjflwdvm'.
presl ent in 1908,“ the choice 0,. h. M at,’Sedre‘ta:ry ktidWs'full-well
e ”Hwy-{Ming end, pt.,.Al,sbnl;iil, h‘e uttpgfillhposslhliity orthls‘uever. rc-
“V “Emilia. fq the gen: lacing,“ lfiihdikvtd elten thetwo hun-
.. ass .i‘. is a ,
if! ,hfi Selig: .~, tilde, vacant by til;
tcatlr of Senator Morgan. Senate
Bankhead insists that no good purpos
,, would be, served by the nomination, o,
ai ‘outheirn-man to bend the Democratl *
ticket, and, although admitting th
sentiment. ii . .,
8 , ,..rl.,.tlle..Btlzsu.. .
w rmy advocates the ficlaware ma. '
' %,.t,,ile strongest candidate tll
,‘ ,nnme. ill.Mr. Bankhend’:
. tgdme Gravr'iitiiil with. ma:
it‘ll? the laboring classes,“
in a
astound out.
.—___
"Colomil ‘ttnnry 'Wat‘terson, of
lrcdpd‘ptid msr‘k’fzhavin‘g‘ again and
tgainjndulgsd in- various anti-fat. mcd~
clues and exercises, so that he proba-
Ilyddiiitp’t care Who started It and
salt ‘gcihg dis-worry himself thin try-
the
Louisville Courier-Jonrnal, is insistent
but his candidate for the Democratic
rumination next year, Governor John-'
on. of Minnesota. can win-t.he.Presl~
”WP. . WW” 00'1“] imllé 0!! h ‘ency With or without a nmstaolle.” it
um ‘ ' .1, ther candidate, as he is : {ill be remembered that whcmAGol.
“$11 . 'gggul'e, is safe and consortia” Nutterson first announced. they fitct
titer gauged, and lsiaevery ws, but he had in mind a candidate who
fl ‘ 13‘ ,titc union. The Alabamla a
t , at with Judge Gray at til ‘
the ticket, and a good squat
‘ folil’ti‘be icceptllble slikti to the Dem-
ocrats of every section, be refrained
rom divulging the identity ,‘tof fnlhifi‘
y” « lecturinggfqr “EH“ reviptm.‘ Dark Horse,‘,‘ admitting, ‘ hQWBVW‘,
t. ‘ , lots. would have on once =1 ’vhsn pressed. that he had amustsclte.
1...“. 3., “ to mu: ,m‘ lines that time, it is understood, the
,1...“ ., , . Ilnncsotu executive has managed id‘s
,7 , I; .v (trestle felt bore in the n have. and several notltlcinlid ‘. irate
newest; arts of the. poopic of the out iuestloned his ability to “wtnoitt” how
Vallxytto socurcgtbe endorsement- r.-
tho nay Engineers in the project to
rs. s In npptcalutetl,,,inwmdugtoi.
an thc'dcicrminod shorts of the, cor. :.
ninpitioslond cities more orglens’d»
“hilly. concerned iiflMBtthoiiplliildltt' t.
figiwithstuuding the loci that Must ,‘
ington In in no abuse, it, rotumorch
city, nowhrro in the vital noconity'fo,’
widesprcnd Iwiiurmcut work plop
innt whiskers.
,row chin wh altars. ’
for, lwlimv tannin! tho. t1 ioa'
riveWn‘nd harms ns‘a‘wntiioi ha
..ii_rmtuiiy either .snd s
w it?“ . '11 till l't
; no that still it
iiiii' nioup'nti
-‘ll. t?" No
iii: mucous surfaces of
it for testimonials our .
’ said by till Dragging» c: ..
't'slte Hall’s Family mils:
. _ ~ , , myrublic. ,
‘ it's Gstamt (litre is uncommon,
t y‘,‘ and scts‘dtroctlyiou the blood:
use” system,
but habits byou.shorn of his hirsute
idornment. They point to tho fact
a i Q‘itpol channel lu.t.bc,,0ll trot 4' hi" ryan, smooth-faced, ““96 car-
Pléfip‘gz in (fitting. The... “twat“, ‘ led tan standard to defeat, and con-
” fit“ We}, a {pathway on irctgl end that deep down Democracy long
as had a sneaking kindness for iuxu»
Col. Wutterson. how-;
yer, insists on the ability 0! his man
here's need, Governor Johnson can
0 carry the ny, bpt‘declares that It’
hats at Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
flips liars more fully realized. 'i‘b County, 55‘ .
Mifli‘afigvor 5 mi Harbors Congres Fm . 12.0 oney mm“ 03m thittJio‘
agmwfim hm, hm,“ Will‘kiil a senior Miller of the firm of F. 3..
thency‘d: (30., doing business In the
lily oz il'oisdo, County andfltste store-
rm will pay the
. anaommnas
iiu‘fil'wgdll‘yiga 33;? ' . ‘ or each enslaved cue. oticaturrh
on 3.3%,,“in . . institutional? he curedbytho use of
. is will“? ti” o‘ g, ‘ tsltfsflstarrhcurs. . .
tritium it», , “madam...
., 3,” . ' i'" gratit- °l “ 9,, it my muenwtiuttsntu‘amnnm
it. 'li’i‘ND"“ use . a , , .
. ’ytsstltll,.,i>f,t,., am. chanson,
‘ ‘ . i .
’ “in, .t. cannot a co.» tandem, ;
doc sound-i
, . ,u‘; l
f vernnce in the noble cause or; neodoru,
t
i
known it no longer. exists.
pleating within its precincts has been
lupus, undithedoiirmlologud‘. fillings l
in yti, l...iiiiltlil ii. “iii: “Pl.
:ot' ovnligilltg‘tii and iitiiliih‘tghropt a ‘ila
*iuoni brought'mboutuiiy attitud-
ouuoil.,,,.;tt “soonest many hundreds
'of pounds liars be ‘i nut in nltcruu
lions wt‘thtntstiwhyrfs (thirty: Associat-
further domands, which the .
themselves unable to rem--
tea: bulimia: its old...
.tcua’a‘ts‘t‘alt
'ply‘i‘imilihl and”
historic char , ‘ ,
Pli‘ol' home’tlm the darkrlofty, narrow .
portion. frame «in :nvlth harem-Corin-
tltisu columns, will continue to IiiN'ki
mu titti‘pln‘t‘e‘ Possibly it may remain
permanent tiltbutrtholiutcrior la bound
to bo transformed in the restless re;
construction at- tile Strand, for a- walk;
known firm or, restaurtluteurs has your“
uuii‘ctl the, building and its rearrange- .
most will be necessary. ~ . . «.2
The famous hall was rbpllt utucpst,
of £30,000 or years ago, when the
Strand was more decorous and austere
perhaps, than it now is. There was .
need, for such a building, where the
forces ,, Of‘l‘tliiglmis and benevolent lite
could-concentrate. :Thfeiuses‘ to which
It. was out quickly earned for it the
description, “a temple of modern piiil»
nutllropy." But It gained an even
greater distinction. it came to innit
among the national buildings, and fins
better known. than. home, tan,,.colne
more appropriately, within"the catego-
ry. 'i‘here' are thousundd of provin—
rials nowrrllv-iugi more certain: of the
whereabouts of Easter hail than many
people «born undirected iu' inuduu. lit
has been «tiltéil'tMecml of annual visita-
tion for decades; omimdyipg titersplrit
which‘iteeps lilil‘vo ".Mii invigorated
their social.ambitionsfiil‘lmt spirit was
notitalways- spoken oi with. trespoctt
Therm-Was a. time iWilt‘Il the. phrase.
"the Exotor 'hali spirit," was used do
l-lsively. ill some, quarters. it ”was
meant. to illlply u suricit of. cum. and ,
doguuttlsm. ,But t.ilc,.pcriod oi harsh
tiriticlmntepdcd years ago, ,I’copitl
\voreptiriVen-ct. necessity. to adopt
more .libcrabphrascology,for the hull
sclnewhatchungcd and broadened its,
associations. as time progressed,
though it never surrendered its prl~
mary function as the center of relig-
ions and philanthropic effort. ,
it: Was in this perplexing building—-
perplextng because of its marvelously
deceptive size when its narrow portals
have been plisscd«thtll. music. was
brought to the aid of religion in a-wuy
hitherto unknown." In ldxetor hull peo-
ple once gathered to listen to the
works of the great masters of oratorlo.
The change of home was drastic. The
custom had been to present oratorios
in‘ the London theatres during Lent,
before Exeter. hall was built, But. a
departure came about when the Sacred
Harmonic society was established in
1831‘. The theatres were then aban-
doned. and the great hail. lying back
from the Sirilmi.,i‘8301lllti(3(i with tilt
glorious harmony created under the
guidance of Sir Mich-uni Costa. iOru-
toriohas since taken, to other fields.
but. the memory not many lingers on
those great ,(itlyh'.:uild recalls the do»
lights of that last representation oi‘
"isrsei in Egypt'in April, 1880. , .
Throughout its Cili‘t‘ut‘ Exctcr hail
llus'been reflective intts associations
of the Characteristics of the age. Alld
religion and philanthropy have been
characteristics of every ago since
Christianity began. No change in pro-
prietorshlp imperiled the ideal set
forth when the initial.brlck of. the
labyrinthine pile was laid. When the
Young Men's Christian» association
took over the building in 1880 ӣ60,090
‘was spent, for the property and outre-
storatlon’, with the express object oi
carrying on the noble work. And roe
ords contain accounts of meetings held
there that have never been surpassed
for glowing hopciulncss. The great
meetings. which Spurgcon and other
divlncs continuously conducted, vol;
Sundays did not putt tin impressive
uses that memorable utiloitingwilici.
inaugurated the new ,era When Shutters
bury and Cairns and the archbishop
of Canterbury pouredoat their.,,.eio-
ounnce beforets mighty congregation
01 men laud women, Who .had launched
an tlndying‘movemont. . .. ,. .. ,
. Yet it‘ is not amongthe, great, gath-
eringstot a strictly religious character
that we shall find the events that have
stamped ' deepest. the lam not, Exciter
hall. There have been meetings there
of a social and national ohnructcrtluu
will never fade from memory. The
evil of title slave trade drew thither
men and women in desperate and reso-
lute protcnt. One creating of the abol-
ltionlsts, bold in June, 1840,iutands out
lathe fo'rerrtintnf that long and bitter
strife. its ccn‘tl‘ul'ilgura was lbeveo
erabla’ 'i‘homss Cinrltson. 'l‘ilin patri-
archal father of‘phtlanihropy was the
chosen prnaltlont. The hall mm filled
to the doors whon'the tottering old
man. accompanied by his daughter-hr
law and s tlny‘grandsoa, moved to the
platform, and dazed with dint eyes up
on an audience that burned with fierce
resolve, yet Watched his faltering
movements with tender solicltude. He
began in feeble tones with apologies
for the fallingmemory which made
strangers of many lifelong friend»i sit‘
tingI around him. {litanwim the solemn
on buttress wbie is the st n’gthiof
the aged he urged unwavcr .iparso-
and paiulitt, up a llnnd,,wtttl a
treat linitynnge'impdtuttng Ile‘ti, he
dsiIVered‘. the :exhortattont' "May . the
Supreme Ruler until-human, avoids, at
who-edition at are not only the, earls
but the intpi pots of men-emsy, o, in
still abundant mercy. titlidtt your south
sois‘irnd give tits blossiugsmpontyour
i“
WASHINGTON, August
:ttli‘JJIClt. at Ohio, who has come to im
« regarded as the champion
illnited Slititlii Senate or tho promised
ntiiitia of the country, has also extend
c .llis interest. to the
an
it
ins unborn."
and so ustouish
tires being: i re~ ,_
porno re s mom
longed for had-outfield W
the moment.
he picture."
, irsiave meetings in Exciter hull..ut
Dillildft‘ one of which the prince consort mulls
,htshrst a ,'
attesting, bit noh
poplar.——l.onduu t
, MILITIAMEN’a CHAMPION.
r has ceased to he. cannot» Dick, oft-Ohio, mat lmnded'
Operations t
liilin a. day o
M, consultation.
my,
posed increase at pay in those ili'lllltlil~
1cos. of tile'servico.
estod because In many cases its pay
“if allowances are by statute, based
upon those givenitpdhctarnly. ,talcuu-
,tor Dick, ill conjunction with licprw
.ssntativc Capron. of Rhodolslllntiwilna
already fathered a pending bill ioolt.
logic the improvement of conditions
ill the pcrsouuelol‘ the navy, and it
was ill pursuit of the general,purposcu
of that act that the:.sanotor utiluo burg.
liq ,found : that ,l
the- war. 11 it)” ,
ments (the altar interested lathe rd"
.iii'mnsement of. Day .,ltthleal. ; had ._
lready agreed upon a lot
and navy,
upon inspection, he was inclined to = .,
Enccept as a satin
requested that copies of this bill be
ifurntshcd him as soon salt. was up
proved by the president, and it is cx-
pcc,t,ed..,that,v,,,he, will. araii “himself oi,
the «opportunity- «to outline arguments
“to illicit up. the measure whenlt. is ta»
ken up for consideration by Congress.
Senator Dick stated he was convinc-
.r d, that, ,i,t,.is,.abeoiuteiy necessary to
.grant an ‘lucrease'of pay, especially
tor the enlisted men, if the army is to
'bo nulintaincd at anything
tion, and he said that he would do all»
he. could to flint end. _
THE LIMIT OF LIFE.
The most, eminent medical scientists
are unanimous ill the conclusion that
kilo douse. tit-Much the raced- aw.
po‘s essed.
til
ill.
.1. " cw .
gcvity. Nature’s best helper after ’50 only of the original call. ' ' ‘ '
is Electric Bitttirs, the scientific tonic J"itcsi: ’ In the optlcal Llne'
medicine that revitlllizes every organ JOSEPH it. TAYLOR, . w r M iii ‘ ‘ '- .1 .v, 4.,
of the body. Gus ntecd by F. H. Bax- all tit City Clerk. 6 ,.
tor, Smith Norwa
Norwuik, druggists.
OLD ORCHARD FIRE VICTIMS.
BIDDEFORD, Me, August 7.—~Rcv.
Rufus ii. Jones, pastor of Trinity EIIlS'
copai Church. Saco, who, with three
others is confined in tile hospital here
as a result of tltc.0id Orchard fire,
which caused the dcuth of three oth-
ers. wasrcpurtcd today as being in the
trod.
ing so much that the doctors were not
able to express any opinion on his
chances for lift).
all reported to be doing well.
“REGULAR AS THE SUN,"
Is an expression as old as the race.
No doubt the rising and,setting of the
sun is the most regular performance
In the universe, unless it Is the action
of the liver and bowels when regulated
with Dr, King’s New Life Pills. Guar-
antccd by li‘. ii. Baxter, South Ntll’~
walk, and E. P. Weed
513mm 250.
ii'A'NAMA CANAL WORK, ”'
WASHINGT
()N,..{tugttst 17.~»Stc.ps , , ,
t‘ot‘ expediting iili‘ excavating work on 7““ construction and location “f i ‘1 ya“ , mugs. till a, My, r ,J. , . . ,, ,1
n“, pmmm“ Canal by the award of private hydrants and fountains will will“! “fwd 'd‘i’i .. diiiw - iii trawl ., '
contracts for t‘urhlsllina fourteen now "9 subject ‘0 the approval or ”‘0 Coul- _ .7 _ ,. y. ' cu "I it 66 Whim’vmi'iimmr- ’
' ‘ ' missioncrs. and whenever the waste '. ' ‘" ‘" . t ;..‘ ’
strum shovels. have hctuttakou by the
Isthmiun Canal Colllnlissioll.
are. almost sixty shovels there now.
so that tho llddcd number will increase
the working excavating. capacity about
says C. (l. iluys. a prominent business
than of illuff, Mo.,_t.hlti...Buclti
reproach
, . determines,
seems to be betwocn 50 and 60; the
proper care of the body during this
decade cannot be too strongly urged;
carelessness thcngbeing, fatal to ion-
Guuranteed by lt‘rl‘l- “all“ . . .. _, .. ..
tor, South Norwuik, and lil
Norwalk. druggisfs.
DORL‘ON'O POINT THREATEN’E
Yesterday afternoon grass in u. vu- ~
cant lot north of landlord tl'Elulllvuu's j'
curavausllry at llorlou‘ii l'olnt caught
tire and thrcntcltod tho hotel for a
limo. A large uroo..buruod, and it, 1‘,
was cropping rapidly ill the direction 4
ofiho hotel whoa »'
O'Bulllvnu, lienry M. (lump. of Wash-5 ,1
ingtou, i‘). (1., and a number of the am. ..
playpen about this? hotel
w for halfvaa hour he
‘ on ingvoxtingutttiilnmtlte tire. . 1-
:, ‘ ,IW, I ,,
raucousso av ran oouuruv. ‘ I:
[to floor
it . , . ,tlcnsl' Match of
' t‘csmp Perry, 0.
. was ...m‘AW‘lslillehgsloto
limp. “out?!“ imll’.«.aurtioippto in
, . ~' « ' ‘ tum“, fl. tho ,lltttitmal match of ntarkmnou at
i M h ’ i Milli Parry. Ohio, met authoritilro‘ad
I imtuediataly chose - y H, .
There Were other
‘i‘i‘tt‘V‘
mast L. Isbeli, Second; Captain P. H.
mot-gar, Third; Captain A. A. Allin .
.Second; Captain A. P. Woodwar ,
di‘hlrd; post ordnance sergeant, 'l'hom-
its 15, Rood, C. N. 0.; first‘sorgoilnt. J
all. Bosworth, it‘d Sopurutotloulpany;
‘ ffiergeant How Williams, imp-
“umdnHpringtiski,-Mass,,..8aturday‘ pally D, Socoudr corporal, H. A. ltiloy,
Company 1), Second; corporal, wills B.
“Baker, Jr., Company F, Second; cor-
” '. ozaifidC. 1’va Harrison,Sl(iolllpsily li‘.
4.. .. , , _ . . i H ‘3. iii .“ -
.tcnihiful designated Iri‘th‘e‘prr' . " stat .. tei‘niiteiifiiiiltistcrfiiiil
iii-”11w ftoilowa: feamcsptaln. . 9. ”’2”le D. Second; on}.
« cal . cone, or cer, , .M. o r. .
a hairy» hindrances" q l “1' company M’ soc
min“, :ruportiutt to Major Ebenezer
l,”‘.lr., o'uthe 'otidnanco'depu’rt “at,
then tailing tbortrain for rheiitnitl‘
c .
,nt 311%» .iubliu,
‘lypprtiauhod tilt in
tonsil; . ' _ .
w
o the Regular Army.
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moratorium.“ ‘
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wrist" or; AN
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r two its tail been born
with officers. of thonr-
in respect'to tho proo
,j ‘. Add»,
Halt Dozen ”radical, Older Poundin ‘ “
Dry Goods More.
NlliW lilii'i‘AiN. August iii. --‘l‘lmi’lo«
iico, ycaturlluy, visited a dry, goods
atom on Myrilo strum, knot, it is not
duratiiod, by Morris Mtolt, and Build?”
half a ilozcn ,tiu‘rr‘ols‘. of tartar found
thorn, The incident may have it so»
(will in mart. . an officer brokn an s
union of cortisol. another place and arc
routed lhrul: tacit Who were playing, it.
is .p flaccid. for wimpy. . ,.
.MuyorJniudiu's, who husband tour.
fun In lilialnud, rlsiiirncd illlitli: ycstt-n
F‘ny’i . ,-.,,...i
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"MW
‘liovssrittso terrors.
'i'hc following lottors remain uncall-
ed for at. the following post—official for
tho current. wcclt.
'Norwalltwiitra. idiots Army" (core
Mrs. ltoynolds, )2 Ann Sm, .iftfl’lf’ll A.
'llnly', ('1; Z. "i’iiltt. J. C Stiles, Lelia li‘.
\Vators.
’15. hi. KElCl‘liy'i’. M.
i
may Maw... a...
. Electors: Meeting _
'l‘llo navy isolator-
. my" .
.,.
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r1! i” r» ”on «Mr.
ya i’ * , .
We are now developing this choice, residential property,'io~.=
cated On the highland, within ten minutes of the station. It has
been Cittithtsitthicied‘aii‘l~.riiil$1°,§..i“t°h“as“ Which
we nowro, surrounding? rsnyestor.
this. rspfshontstlvos .ot
and..‘,trr,a.shry,.dspnrtz,
ul-
t».'biil; wales, ' «iron
r...
‘ . ‘ lit» ., , ,r ._ win ,ullititni‘“
by purchasinw'gwu plat for .ca hror on our easy payment plan. If
you, are.pr.cpsred,,to build at; once, we will makettyou at very at-
tractive proposition. Ask your local broker oft-write us. We are
not strangers in South Norwalk—Harbor:‘YiCtu-iflfifit‘zh and, Bar-
borf ti’eviii’atisniis tié'iw other of an. HIGELAI‘JRPAR'K-
natured inn ’ Bill to *
tory lncasurc. iio
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like its
"“i~i""‘ Stand‘m'll l b u i if n i 5:" “'11:,” “iii." ‘ "ii 4 “if” “it i . ,1. :1 m
to senator sat l-i e or a ‘ " " «2.: . . ,, .
the fact; were properly prescliied, the ‘iMa'yo'r‘s Office,’ E. so ' me. Pills. " ‘ redenok filming “868.
bill would be passed without opposi- South Norwaik, Conll. = '1 “ ‘ .
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.71 i
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To the Electors of the City of Sam 2 ’
Norwalk, Greeting:
. "‘5' .. v.4 pt .53} a; l ’ ‘
5'2 Hughenot‘Streetgw" »
A meeting of said electors is hereby ‘ ' ' ' ‘ , ..
called to the hold at. Arion Hall, In _ New R66héllé;‘NfY. ,gu‘ MMTBI. 823,
.1 . i'ii- ‘ tit L‘ tit-I lid: Ii". . "ts. ' ' A L, ' "
said city. on the. 23d day of August,
1907, at 8 o'clock p. in, for the pur- nan, j, fig a, ‘ .
the generally accepted limitation of nose of approving or disapproving an .___ a
human life is many years below the at- act entitled “An Act Concerning a " . 3"“ 453 .‘,..‘
,tallllnouhpqssibie,wlth yhemdvapccd Board of rjstlnultcpud Taxation in ”mm
lthc City of South Nth-walk," passed by “
the General Assembly of this state at
,its January session, 1907.
South Norwalk. August. ii, 1907.
CHARLES l3. DOW. «
Mayor of said city. ~
foregoing is a true '
The critical
its ,
period, 0 ”'1‘ i 5“ '% k ’ '_.u vii-m.-
duration, I u 6 sun ‘
,puiv. "JR . with . . ’,
i V‘s:
iwmlauri “it"s“ iii
Everything
.2: .m "it
.Thc above and
, and E. P, Wood,
500, ”
Eyesmaminedili'roe
tea synonym in; '7‘“? . _.W...
Water Commissioners '
Notice. ‘
The Water Commissioners desire
to call attention to no.6 of the Rules
ad Regulations concerning Hydrants
t2.
{Hart «is rifflgs‘f-EWI tannins
u
it
._ _. , _ , and Use of Water for Sprinktlng ‘vlz.: ‘i- , ‘ , ‘ ,, , 2,,
mm “i513?it‘l"5'.i3.‘.’§.°iaii°mi§3éahi RULE V" HYDR‘V-fls' FObN' t .o mgi’owfl open for the Seasim of do”? l . ‘ '
changeable night, his condition Vill'Y‘ . TAINS’ EJ‘C‘v ‘ ’ . ,, 9 7‘.
.. Street or gardenuwashers. or pri- it
vote hydrants are not to be so used
at. ally tinle as to create a nuisance to
neighbors or passersbo'. and shall on-
ly be used judiciously, without exces-
sive waste, betWeen the hours of ti
and 9 a. la. and between the hours of
.3 anti 7 p. at. No fountain or jot. .
shall be in use more than three hours
ill a titty, nor during more than one
hundred and twenty different days lit
a year. without a special permit and
an additional payment beyond the es-
tabilsilcd rates.
The Commissioners reserve the
right to suspend or tiiscontinuc the use
of any fountain or lot when the public .
interest shall require it.
Share Dinners a Specialty. ., ~ Dancing, Boating, Bathing
The other three were ' pad other attractions
.,>\v.\'n'-uy‘1 , -‘i f...
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. Especialflsttcptioni gluon to Automobile Parties.
. :"fltoll'er alphas! exert. alteration .md-.cvenhz.
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9 ma scltooiipapcr'ptiiilisilcl‘dhy..fA '
Merrill Business College.
, Norwsik, drug-
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“regret? .
intramural. :7. "ii
' spit" unstained
therefrom becomes a. nuisance to thc ‘
udjacout proprietors the supply will
ho cut off until the evil is satisfac-
torily corrected.
There
«to:
‘,tr'u!fr_‘ . uj.{,f;),
20 or I, . , , , , ,_ Parties using water from hydrants ' I W, . . I t ,4: W
Gills”! lflttzfllll iiitiixiiiifiiigiyiiigii iiilil at. other than tilllcs specified are. sub- ' ‘ ‘“ ‘-. .. , ' it“ " Jim)
be completed m HO days. ' ‘ .iect to have the water cut oil. Charge artsy” 300 as
Wm-.. ....'...,_ for turning on will be $2. , v , , ‘y . . p ' .
“EVERYBODY SHOULD KNOW,» Attaching hose to house fixtures will ‘ rt. “if z‘““" "’t‘ “i “WW” "v?” i"? one»...
um. .i , ,
be subject to hydrant. charge. . .i» '
Size of tip of hose not. over 3-16 in. s“. ,
CHRISTIAN SWAR'FZ,’
as:
en’s Ar»
ma rm ”tr H 1m. mainstay .
out i s wotik
nica Salvo Is the (mic est andtpuhsflti ~ 7““ J‘ " “" ““3“" °‘° " . - . .. V
healing salve over. copied to a. norm " “ M‘EPHEN 3' WATCH: ‘ ‘ ' 1’ m W 'i'hfi
burn or womtd. or to a case of piles? FRANKUN A; SMITH' r‘Uam 3 "‘ ~ pp? n.3,?”
We used it and know what i’m talk- “‘5 6" WM“ Commissioners. "“4“ “w“w’ .. ' '1 i
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customers BTICK to you."
’l‘horo may be tin Olfllntiiit'tlf .,
luck, in it. but we believe it in
moro israoly‘duc to tho fadttimt . .-
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