ounce. Alcohol seven
this. shake well and apply to t
attested night and morning. all
. ll
wer as a ham tbsil.
Clearols. which apply
snowball ounce Wm
',”‘tutu.r
lulu Against at hb’
mileetions.
Untlld‘Aq:
MINQT lie 0.~None of
14lng suits against great corner
rthyllb n anti-trust
w and“ the llll knare te lard will be
pressed at present. and probabl not
Iplatter the eiecti on next event-
ethyl“ Federal petition against
the Ne orlt, New Haven [and Hart
ll'allroail. which was pushed
.agalnst the president's wishes and
against his knowledge, will probably
not come up until late in the present
year" and ”drill”! not until some
“if”
4 ttotnley Marshmaparhe said in
.. {hilly to dilutions as to the savers-
_ _ ment's intention regarding certain
it w‘oasss a last the Blenders on
. .; Cemmyun crtbe Bikinis l'aw: . .
. "it was “the” Intention to begin tr)
ing the cases betel-s Judie Bethum
. . ‘ this month. Owing to certain untor
M Ji. seen ha'ppeniau it will not be practi-
cable to try them for several months'
“3-."
.0 bottle and, 9%.“ -
to! in water every
. sure to keep up this treat-
‘ ,4 thinily for two weeks after
. 4 an
W
-ltany ills come from impure blood
lire blood with faulty (ii
9 “vagaries"; and sluggish’bo
4 ’ “a ”stomach.“ £32“. Burma-rm
Dglisrs Re- ’m'm
., it? up
-' '-’ 0 Id .
WWW“
Mitten «scrapers associate
t' .'
Moots Truesdsie and Benedict at
Greenwich.
BREENWICH. Conn.. June 9 --Pres
Eident Mellon. ol the New Haven road
President Treesdale. of tbe neiawsrr-
ft lekawanna. and R. N Bruice am.
D. C Benedict were here Friday as
‘ 11%» law
. mums ll nanvm
wrest-st... . -...
' . .4. n '
.. llny 39‘ the blood
e‘ system;
mi 754: per
a.'-
over the line of the old Readileld and
Port Chester railroad, and later went
to the dock President Mellon was hert
"earl er in the week. and was the sues:
resident Trucsdale.
THI BEST PILL! IVER GOLD.
"After doctorlng 16 years for chronic
indi tlon. ind spendiu over two
. hub d dollars. nothing has done are
1 launch s.Dr King's New Life
Is. I considaer them the best pills
v sold " writes B F. Avscue. of in-
id 10 0. fluid under guarantee at
r's di‘ug store". 250.
.0
cred
32.59 3159
4 68. WWII Street.
south Norwallr
Hhfifiw-Afl ‘ ..
750 31500 that... cm for $7.50
.4040
lo $4l2.
n...
.181 inf-2.98. $398andup
Ladies’ Dresses. $43.98 up to $25
leak; and Still House
d‘tle'i‘. ”.‘lll‘f‘flt
. l
I 4‘... L" Q"
‘ 0‘0an and tbs mutant ct pulp man-
ufactured last“; "Ir III lust been is.
4), sued by the [thrash oi the Census. The
n exact numbers scram
. morecords of mind in 1907 than in the
’ mastic spruce was used than in 1900.
streets nt‘W. J. Smith. The party went Id
let
i- ‘ A man owbo Is"
nary report of the consumption of
advance statement Is made from the”
statistics mooted by. the Ceca
Bureau in panties with the United
”Tithe biting out later;
eating facts' 'hw show the rapid
growth of the paper making and ab
lied industries during the last decade.
Nearly tour million cords of wood in
ocords, were
used in the United states in the man.
ufaoture of paper pulp last year. just
twice as much as was used In 1800.
the Ilrst year for which detailed figures
were available. Here than two and
cowbell million toils of pulp we pro
duced. The pulp mills used)00.000
previous year.
The amount 0‘ spruce used was 68
per cent. of the total consumption of
pulp wood. or 2.100.000 cords; The ll“
creased price of spruce has turned the
attention of paper manufacturers to
a number of other woods, hemlock
ranking neat wit: 676.000 cords. or
14 per cent of ti: total consumption.
More than per cent was pier. and
the remainder consisted o relatively
small mob of pine. cottonwood,
balsam and er woods.
year in the Importation of spruce.
whléh has always ban the most popu
lnr wood for pulp. For a number of
years pul manulnnturers of this coun-
try have con heavily importing spruce
from Canada. since the available sup-
ply of this wood in the north-central
and New England states where mos"
of the pulp mills are located. is set
equal to the demand. Figures show
that the moon of this valuable pulp
wood brought to this country was
more than two and ouebsif times as
great in 1007 as in 1809. In l907 lht
importation; were larger than ever
before. being! per cent. master that
in 1000.. The spruce Imports last you
amounted to more than cnedhird o
the consumption of spruce pnipwnoui
Only a slightly greater amount of do
Large quantities oi hemlock wer
used by the Wisconsin pulp mills. an
the report shows that the Bravo Sint
now ranks third in pulp production
New lork and Maine ranking first out
second coepeclivoly. Poplar has her:
used for a long time in the manufac-
lure of high grade paper but the supply
of this wood is limited and the con
sulmption of It has not increased rap
y.
Wood pulp Is usually made by either
one of two general pmsacs. mechani
cal or chemical. in the mechanical
process the wood. after being out into
suitable sires and barked. is held
against revolving grindstones in a
stream of water and thus reduced to
pulp. in the chemical process the
barked wood Is reduced in chips and
cooked lll lorge tllgcsit-ra with cittml
cola which destroy the ccnwntlng nu
tcriul of the fibers and leave pr cii
rally pure cellulose. This is then
washed and screened to render it suit
abe for paper maklnz The chemicals
ordinarily used are lther blaulphitt
of lime or caustic stain. A little over
half of the pulp unlastured last
year was made by Islamic process
and about Ono-third by the mechanics
css. the remainder being p use.
b4; the soda process. litucli of tit mi:
c nnlcul pulp or ground wood as it u'
commonly ca
ing of newspaper
lied. is used in the melt
It Is never use
alone in making white paper but ai
says mixed with some sulphltc ilbet44
to give the paper strength A cordo
wood ordinarily: yields about one tea.
of mechanical pulp or about one- hell
ton of chemical pulp.
MW 44
rmnxs l'i' savao ms Lilia.
Meter M. Nelson. of Naples. Maine.
says In a recent letter: "i have used
Dr. King's New Discovery many years
for coughs and colds. and i think it
saved my life. i have found It a relic
e remedy for throat and lung com.
lots. and would no more be without
‘a bottle than i would be without food.”
For nearly forty years New Discovery
has stood at the head of throat and
lung remedies. As a preventive of
pneumonia and healer of weal: lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guarantee
at F. H Baxter's drug store. 60c and
81 .00. 'l‘rlsl bottle free.
'fl-lflll clarifies-res or result
Received by South Uerwaiit students
Out inf-Sixteen State Awards.
Ellen Bohnanan. Rosalia Jesse and
iva V. Tilly have received certificates
of merit froth the connecticnt Society
Theee certificates are awarded for ex-
cellence ingenuity- writing on subjects
scoffed by the widely. This yer
the essays were seat In from t e
h note of the state. and awards
of t p‘rfie and sixteen certificates
were
Bohoc won three awards in 190? also.
Miss Bonannan wrote on washing-
ton as Military Commander and
and Miss Tilly on A Colonial Settler.
. . 4
DeWitt's Little Early Risers. the
famous little liver pills. are sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. *
sBROKI NICK 1": FALL FROM
TR I.
ANSONIA, June 0.--Richard Muri-
phy, of this place. 1911 from a tree at
his home on: Rectory street. yesterday.
and broke his neelt. Mr.
In as years old. was him
when as loiit his balance. its was tali-
a wire and tire" children.
“when t ”3%.... . i“ .«tit. ’ 3% .- *
s wor . ~ 4 ,
a Wagons mil 4th:- watehh its m 44 ”4;. 44_ 4 4
""‘lli‘imdh‘itfid ......... m AMI” mariner“ ,
I 0 M on, w e was .. ,
.not only? uhahle'to ”we“; buts ”its Paamh"m Wu“ mien.
mm Itoop over to tie' his own
shoes. 3: s-bntties' of Foley's‘ltidne‘y
flare in em a new man ofblm. its says.
"lncceudo Foley's Kidney Cure.”
‘ i
M to" hints or
73 “Fl-ll
Pisieted’ a Drug Stills slid The Clifford
Wt
4.. art. .
“M W t “I being harvested in Me co,
There was a marked increase last .
of the Colonial Dames oi America. .
ven.‘ The South Norwaik High .
Statesman. Itllisa Jesse on Paul Revere ‘ .
Murphy, who .4. 4
thg the tree 4
‘en tether New aspen hospital. He has ‘4 Hi I: ‘1
lilo-y, starts
Id ia‘rsn at inert Vain
in Clear tnsuperiatend the fur-
shipment gallium. £0310“ a
_ “ ran ’ l' r y
t-“l‘lmt. mumhlnoisrsw
r.ring to the long d tastes hint that ‘
.3. lists of"
d for his
l
'4"!
iii
"hilo corn was ust being plan Mil ‘
lilticis reminds him that oil I! "n44 .
this n he got .-. r that the first ship- ..
int i of Map a. was made troll)
Port Vallhy. ilils peach trees In this
state were In bloom. r. rials says
the crop In Georgia it'll be immense
this year Growers will not malts .
very much money. but the public will
get fruit at very low rates. The cropm
“go on veil-4y suddenlyih- l rn
essystatfroma scan as
the agriculturdl conditions all over "m"! "m“YCO-vCh'WM'N-W
the country are phenomenally favor:
AIIIAI. SALE. 'lEI Iliuol I0!!!
able As an illustration of how things
Mgtl 'l‘asteflood Neel
s calico org
begs-mine tables sta'mpe
00 on" or your money back
...1_.............W
.r
(them
STAMFORD. .l‘une 0.-Edward A.
Wood. of Greenwich was held in the
Citl Court, Saturday. for tritl in the
Superior Court, on a charge of man-
slaughter. The amount of bond Was
fixed at 01 .000.‘nud it was furnished
by a sister f the accused. The pros-
ecution rd 3 out of death of Blanchp
Amelia instead, 14 years old.
died as result of injuries received Sun-
day. may 11. when Wood. on a motor
cycle. crushed Into an automobile In
which the little girl was riding with
relatives.
Judiie Barnes. sit Greenwich. arr
peered for Wood. In accordance with
an agreement he and Prosecutor Car
tcr reached. Judge But-nos filed a for
mal demurrer which was overruledi
Judge Barnes then waived examlnll
tion and his client was bound over.
' Prosecutor Carter. in presenting
was growing be said that on the -
d
or after Memorial Day. Sammy cussoco WITH iLLEGAL uouoe
andflunday having intervened since SALE
business was done there ' 9 on the PUTNAM, June 9.—-Arthur and
Frank Lesions. mill hands. were in
Pennsylvania and bid d[grain 374143100”
In New York which a urn cars court yesterday on a charge of selling
.loaded 'm‘ perishable ”9°“ stuff. liquor on Sunday and were fined $150
fruit or Veget'b'“ The first 1°“ ”Id each. Being unable to pay they went
at low figures. and buyers “"0 05m“ to jail. It Is said that for some time
the selling of Intoxicants in this man-
ished at in? abundance. but even nai-
9 nor has been going on and the arrest
ly the who supply was taken. is
indicates the way nature '9 producing of the Ledoux are the first fruits of
a police determination to st0p the
this season.
In Connecticut there has recently trnlllc
developed a fatal disease for peach '
trees. Those that seemed all right and .
that have been well stocked with fruit '
have turned lliht and died. Mr Hair 94 ‘
sold as estimated that 96.000 such
trees had died within I abort lilllha.
The only explanation so far is that.
they were winter killed at the root)
All the trees stand on light soil in law
ground, and it Is thought the drought
01‘ last fall left them it“. 9. condition .4
more susceptible than the others to
sudden change
There w.l|i however, he dxtlurcd. in
trees enough left to produce a spit-n
ltd (top. in his cpiuion It will ltilit’
something like a miracle to prevent
the United States from having a yrca' .
lgrlcuitnrul yield all alone the line in ,
i908 and on this prosperity can (inal-
‘llt be built tin.‘
OAC'DGE
A 3......- Finish
3.... .5. its list Yrs lint than Brio
....... W .
d ‘ ‘ = Than the Natural Grain
BAILORI' vms ext-lass. ..
can FRANCISt‘O. June 9.4er on “"‘tlllmwml "35‘1“.21‘.’ “it'll:
work by unlnfiI
Vn lab made In all on
patent mining pas-on.
Easy work for the unclear
training necessary
vnl transport Buffalo has left for Pnn- 1" "'9 "m"
amp with 700 men of the Atlantic and
Pacific fleet. whose time has expired
or is about. to and”. The. men will
hlc mil? to Papnnm and sent across mwn" 9:12.23"; serompany
tie st mus to C(liuii where another
novel transport will convey them in NORWALK "‘M’WARE 60..
the Atlantic coast. The Buffalo will AGENTS.
bring back to'8an Francisco 500 ro-
cruits from the eastern states who
are being brought to Colon on lllf‘
transport to Whll'll ilw iiuffulo wii’
transfer her men.
STOP THAT COUGH
or it may result to pneumonia lira
siiian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception
10c. use. We call 81.00 bottles. Tin
tCllllord Baxter‘s and Plnletcd‘a "'
Glover’s The Place
TAN .
OXFDRDS
Look Cooler
Are Cooler
0,0484 STYLES WILL BATISFV AND,
‘ADD TO YOUR *
tunnels Comfort
. 2.00 to $4.00
“tone 542-2.
h._
as 'Mam at. NORWALfi.
Here's coolness tar you—thin. cool
ing undergarments which invite the
4hummer\brcczca. and keep you in corn-
' Ol't
We've every good kind. from bal-
lrriggan at 50¢: a garment to line. soft
little and been fabrics. All sizes, and
a lit for every size.
Hosiery, Negligec Shirts and other
coal \vuais.
Knothc Bells, 50c. 15c. 81.00.
JOSEPH DAVIS,
TAILOR, CLOTHIER. MATTER.
FURNISHER.
05 Weehlngten 8h. South Nomllt.
Wear snarl... Fit
Is more inane cough, it is adeepseated lnflam
motion or «one at the bronchial tubes and
lungs-allied to thine and the toast. fruitful
arcs of consumption. It Mes s11 schools/of
medicine, on
WW“ W
m .
3 " " FBMmtzlie germicide ha].
alondhm‘ism " ‘
3m e 808 3934“
“WI: tor a saw weeks and we [unrest
must stage or quicken-simmers. No sesame on opiates.
"i ‘W‘ ”‘ ~_ 4 ' anemones
P “I.
No technical 4 4 l
v ‘:v E. 3" E15.“ ..
‘ sanguine. sates mr‘editpea the m
7: mesh 9 was
“the case, said that while he did noti
care. to disclose all of the evidence
lot this time it was such as to make
him feel that the young man ought
to be held for trials The efldonoe
brought out in the inquest held by
Coroner Doten showed that Wood up-
pareptiy failed to see the automobile
til within a short distance of’ it
that then he was unable to avoid
it: ills motor cycle hit it a glancing
blow ind he was thrown over the car.
The little Olinatcad girl was thrown
from the rumble seat upon the mud—
filial: and sustained a fracture of the
if
W); R. Wand. of Dyersburg. Tenn"
smog: “This is to certify that l have
’ . ,rino Laxative Fruit Syrup for
c constipation, and it has prov-
us a doubt, to be a thorough.
i remedy for this trouble, and
in pleasure l offer my conscien-
reference. ” Pl'sisted' a Drug Store
nor ACCEPT was: sconc-
TI on.
s trrnmu’rort A... 9~At 3!
ng yesterday of the employees of.
the oiling mill department of the
Act Nut Company's plant the men
vot not to accept a proposed ten per
tee-nil reduction in wages offeredhy the
company. The men. it is pointed out. i
ncdtlicsctd last fall In a five per cent.
rcdnction. They have not been Work-
I 9
stars are effected.
PLUMBING.
STEAM.
HOT "vvaran
AND ".j .
arts FITTING. '
Tin,
Sheet Iron, (Supper
and Zinc.
W
so South Maln‘Streat, .
So. Norwalk, Conn. v
culls: wisp:
r...
You were 63‘8“qu :‘Iucky star
or m list some of on Casi are have
recently received at our yards. And
if you are not acquainted with out
coal we should like to introduce you.
We have a large stock. of many tunriva-
ties endslt is unequalled for dew
right (and upright) value. lfiwe know
anything about '0th ‘
The FerrisConICo
“leislirr’s‘sllil ”HS
140 w
wwiwi
qt'tf ’if
v
, .
In." ‘Smfl T)
”WV” "0W
inc for a. number of days. About 150 4
were
1"”
8M9 IALlis :‘
.11.- his.» lpen ,
li-uggist. has succeeded in get ng the
Dr. Howard Co. in mailing a half
rice introductory odor on t e regular
Ifty cant else of their celebrated ape-
elfic for the cure of constipation and
dyspepsia. =
Dr. Howard's specific has been so re-
markably successful in caring consii~
pation. dyspepsia and all liver troubles.
that Mr. Baxter Is willing to return
the price pu. J lll utiy case whore It
he does not give relief.
80 great is the demand for third
specific that Mr. Butler has been able
to means only a limited supply. and
every one who is troubled with dypep-
ale. constipation or liver trouble should
call upon him at once, or sand 25 cents
and get. sixty doses 00 the best medi-
cine ever made. on this special half
meander with his personal guarantee
to rdhtnd blip money it it does not
cure.
How--
i s
u
fill! GUT. LITOHFIELD UILDING
UTGHFIELD, June 9.— re, start-
insult Is believed. from an oil stove,
yesterday, gutted'the building occu-
pied on the ground floor by the drug
store at Pratt and Granule. and on the
actions!" IIOOr-bytlie thchflcid Electric
Light Company. . The books of the lat-
ter were saved. but the remainder of\
the building's contents were destroy-
ed. The loss Is placed at about $8. 000.
4mm sonic Insurance.
l Kennedy’s untive Cough Syrup Is
the one that children like so well to
.tslm as it tastes nearly as good as me-
iple sugar.. It acts gently yet freely
on the bowels and thereby it drives
the cold out of the system. it is sold
thy The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy.
t
banana tracts no error FIRE.
- HART 4.1“0RD June . 9.--Dnmagu
amounting to $3. 600 resulted .from a
fire In it rag shop on Village street
yesterday afternoon. Ono fireman weal“
injured by being hit in the eye by a
stream from one of the big propel~
tell»
6".”031
M“ s , leYIillhl
-’ .“ ‘ . ‘..4m.r‘.
' .
l“ .
0 0'
. .4
. Alum,
Decorator.
v...
49331. 452. 5 East Norwalk.
We Have Triton the Agency
' ' for the
Pope-Hartford
Now HaveE‘Ti‘nelCars of
that Make to pilot.
re Yhii‘h” Traveler 5
Automobile
Lia 1 , Policy?
Before putrid? hand to the wheel
, GET Oil .eem agents 0,!
* Travelers.
lane In).
Accidentv and Marina in.
J M; Layton & Cog.
‘ -- inesrperetse. ’9
NeJilailrestl ‘ 4‘
. .4 .4444} l:
duct each place. and
ditlobs are inexpeiplre
shes it fife afiide4
be
let
one shrubs
.mstodveiy easily slid panoply4 r
Charlies it law a
m
liens-e alarms. . '
. A?» "substance.
newnemnarew eraser.
TNT”?! ' i”
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