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alumnus it.
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with deep. with Embroidery
Fieunelnae,
At iii”...
E. K. BANKS,
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total has his
Will thou communicating with The
Sentinel by telephone pleau do it "in;
thin view—with regard to business.
call 92-3; with regard to new:
922. it they will kindly do so, ti will
gycatly convenience this office and ae-
cure more prompt attention. . ‘.
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George 0. Dufault, 'of 24
street. has been suffering from an al-
iack of malaria.
-—o. & K. nuts. O'Ilrieil.
Irving R. Wllnlot, of South Norwalk,
has been to Long Islalld for several
days on a iisllillg trip.
No rain has fallen this lllolltll. Sun-
day, May 31, saw the last downfall
that was heavy enough to be remem-
bered.
Mrs. David W. Raymond has return-
ed to her home ill Washington street.
after a visit. with relatives in You-
kel‘s.
--C. & K. lists. O'Ilrien.
A son has been borll to Colonel and
Mrs. J. Moss lvcs, of Danbury. Col-
oncl Ives is a lllember of the staff of
Governor Woodrui‘f.
Waldroli and Riordan have the con.
tract to erect the proposed building
on the Gregory Point road. for John E.
O'Sullivtln. it will be of wood, 26x50
feel, one story high.
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In Norwaik, last week, there were
eight sales of real estate, with mort-
gages of 52,830. For the first week ill
June. 1907, the sales numbered eigh-
teen, with mortgages of $24,425.
Palestine Castle, Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain. will hold
a meeting Monday evening.
Douglas Fowler Post, G. A. IL. will
hold a regular meeting next Monday
evening.
—Soi‘t anti Crusil Hats. O’Brien.
The Lucia Helpers will hold their
regular meeting with Mrs. ’I‘. J. Force.
8 Crescent Terrace, Tuesday at. 3 0’-
cloell. “Three o'clock"‘do'es not mean
3:30. A long letter from Turkey will
be read at tilts time.
Edward Kelley, the center fielder of l
the New Canaan baseball team, is now i
III the Norwalk Hospital. Iic IliltI a
serious attack of plcuro-pneunlouia_
and it left him with a trouble tllat it is
thouglleoniy an operation can cure.
The Prohibition Clilb will hold‘thelr
regular meeting next Monday evening,
June. 15th, at the home of N.-S. Fergu- .
son, Cove avenue, East Not-walk. Ally-
onc'intcréstcd in this work is cordial-
ly invited to attend.
4Ti‘y a special Shore Dinner at
Knob‘Club, $1.50.
‘Govcrnor Woodrui‘f has approved
tile bill for the Norwich Hospital for
the insane for 32.45543 for the month
of May. He. issued a requisition on
the secretary of the navy for 300
rounds of one pounder cartridges,
steel shells, and for 300 rounds of
saluting cartridges.
—Straw and Panama Iitlts. ()‘iirieu.
Tile president of the Connecticut
Alldubon Society_ Miss Mabel Osgood
Wright, entertained the executive
board yesterday at her home ill Fair-
ileid. ,The reports showed aggressive
work- for the preservation of the
birds. It seems that the song birds
have increased , this year, but ducks
have decreased. Sentiment is grow.
ing in behalf of the birds, stimulated
by the fact that they are a help in the
balance of nature's forces for the good ‘
of mankind. in that they destroy the
enemies of the vegetable world. Over
five thousand members are enrolled
children are being
taught to respect bird life. Miss
Frances Hard, (lffiotlih Norwnlk, is
thc‘soi‘retai'yof the school work, and
has. the happy faculty of cnthusiug
those 'whom she 'would interest.—
Bridgeport Telegram.
,‘botlt‘lst. .
\‘2. financial 5%.. So. 'Kom'ohk
sou . ,,a. m’.,io,8 Pg m-
sun‘ A 3-4-1215} p. m.
Cut Down the Cost
‘z. . H. A¥P .YET, . y
.Drlssc‘elfr .Eii THAN EVER;
That's dd '0' Jii_fl‘lt!ltl But our custo-
mers doll: hf" 9 pin- m‘a’de-to-lneasulc
set no removers,
from the choice 'tyoblcns in stock, have
every frill of Fashion and Fit to pen
fection or , l .. ~, . -. . .
you lay Norllmo.
That‘s ,our guarantee-Come and sec
”in i. .diirtiih
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loath Norwalk.
nu.
Ladlesiihho Skirts
Vinita-guns,
+MMWW‘ ti l‘
call ‘
Union "
'80 knots llll hour.
,. dsi'iiillpnr
ilflilfliillh'i‘lls i
290 lb."
till. this, if.
onuooier.
e nonrl-l MAIN eraser.
. rm. coo—e.
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The King School
STAMFORD. CONN.
A Day and awarding School
for toy:
Thorough preparation for Col-
lege, Scientific School or Busi-
ness. An experienced staff of
teachers gives individual atten-
tion to each boy. An excellent
department for younger boys.
For catalogue address
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'Lus‘l‘rANl‘AVs -. New . RECORD.
Clipped Seven Minutes off the Fastest
Once Vet Made.
NEW YORK, June 12.-—With three
new cross-thc‘Atlnnilc records safely
stowed away, the Cllnard turbiner Lilli»
lianla dropped anchors oti‘ Sandy Hook
a few minutes before two o'clock this
morning. The official time oi her ili‘
‘rival. abrollsi the Sandy Hook Light
ship was 1:08 a. m.
The time of her passage from
liaunt’s Rock to Sandy Hook Light
ship, the ofileial Atlantic racial; course
was four days, twullty hours, eight
mlnutcs, which clips seven minutes on
the record for the fastest. trip ac H!
the Atlantic. which was made by cl
sister ship, the Mallrctania. Tile has
iianin‘s best. previous record was font
days, twenty hours, twentyiwo luin
utos. '
The Lusitania also has the record
for the longest day's run. having from
nooli Sunday to noon Monday inudl
041 miles, beating the Mauretauia‘:
best day‘s Hill by six knots. The line
ilullia's runs ending at noon daily art
as follows: Sunday 59 knots; Monday
till; Tuesday, 021; Wednesday 027:
Thursday 603; Thursday noon to 1:08
a. in. Friday. 339. Total 2.890 knots.
The. Lusitania maintained an average
speed of 24.88 knots ull hour, as
against the Mauretunla's record of 24.
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REPERTOIRE COMPANYMES.
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Vaudeville and Moving Picture. to he
Reeumed at Music Hall Tenlght.
At the close of the second not last
nightlthe engagement of the Claden
lion Company at Music flail came it
a smitten termination. liiscl-gnlliza
lion in the company, caused by tilt
sudden disappearance of Mr. Everett
the manager, was the cause. ill I
speech before the curtain, Mr. iiunby
dismissed the house and gave ticket»
to all, which are good for tonight
when the usual policy of vnildevilit
and moving pictures will he resulnel‘.
at the old prices of 5c, 10c trial the. Tilt __
smitten closing reflects no discredit out
Mr. Clarendon of ‘Ihe Electrograpl,
Company. but is one of the unfortul
nate episodes of “show business."
is Mr. Gunby‘s intention to run (Iii;
vaudeville and moving pictures at bit.
old prices all summer and every patron ;
age should be accorded hlnl.
STILES JUDSON GOVERNOR TOl
Absence of Executives in Chicagc
Makes Him the Ruling Power
in the state.
After 2 o'clock this afternoon it.
will be proper to addresa Stiles Jud-
soil. of Straiford. as Governor J‘udsor
of Connecticut. The Connecticut dei'
ozatlou to the Chicago collvetltioln
comprises the governor and the lien
tenant governor. and Mr. Judson at:
president of the senate is the acting
governor during their absence. The
length of absence of the Connecticut.
party is uncertain, although the con:
ventlon is expected to wind up ilsf
business in two days. The temporary.
honors to Mr. Judson, states attorney-
t‘or Falrflcld County, will not deter
hilll from perfecting arrangements;
for his own vacation, which begins.
on the 20th last, when he sails for.‘
Europe. ‘
ATTORNEY TRIES SUICIDE.
warmtrows. N. 1', June 1c..——c‘
ii. McCormick. attorney. brother of it.
J. McCormick, former New York Cen-l
i-l‘al clalr‘d agent, unde‘r'nrrcst for eni-'
ilcazlement. j’uniped from a livevstory
ofllce building yesterday, and is in a
dying condition. ‘He Was arrested,
Thursday night in connection with the
railroad frauds and released on bail.
ACTOR BEAS'EN TO DEATl-lfi
NEW YORK, June lat—A man be-
liev'cd to he Albert Crosby, of Boston.
an actor who had been playing in The
Road to Yesterdll , was beaten to
"“AY only i
u.
‘ lcw glass.
wrs are about even.
, 'he appropriation to go there by a vote
, ‘his expense when 0‘ her Sections of
of buying, we want to um upon you
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ho to your catisfact ‘ ,
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12-18 ,lvor‘lhulun typo.
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30c PER YARD.
so wulnuoron truer.
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i Books and stationery Free.
i STAMFORD.
Flt oral Cheaters and Embaimers,
N. E. Ryan
SOUTH NORWALK, .
Every day brings neat-or the neee sully for preparing the interior of the
honle for warm weather. Meanwhile. even though you may not have thought
the welcome this store extends to
Visitors. We want you to feel iust‘what satisfaction it ill for you to com.
pare our kind of home furnishings with those of the average store. We want
you to know ,bi’ elimination that 'this is the real hornet fur best FURNI-
TURE. MATTTNGS. BAMETBHBEDDING, CURTAINB,‘ ETC, and then
Wilda the timd‘oqm to huy‘you'lio llu re of a video whore ejerything ,wiil
loule
South ‘Norwalk, Conn.
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We have just received and unpacked a case of the very best valued we
haVc ever offered in dainty Curtain Swiss.
fascinating designs we are sure will appeal to you.
tent and make best selection while thp stock is complete.
lali early as conven-
PRICEB 15¢: TO
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8: Co.
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MONEY INVESTED IN A BUSINESS EDUCATION AT
COLLEGE
WILL EARN MORE THAN SAVINGS BANK INTEREST.
it insures a. good Salary, Indcpcnfiince and always the Opportuni-
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
PORT CHESTER.
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WESTPORT.
Constable "Killh" Allen is painting
lls house on (loinpo street.
Court Saugaluck, O. (i. 8., will give
l strawberry festival and fair at Arion
lull, June 24.
Miss Hattie Darrow, of fills place,
ills taken a position as teacher at the
itratford school the. coming year.
Oliver Jennings, of Greens ll‘arlus.
killed the Answer ill her race last
iaturday with the Fiji at. lliaek Rock.
l‘he Answer won by seven minutes.
The victor is owned by E. T. Iletli‘oril.
if The Farms.
There are lively times at the track
»n the property of E. T. Redford now-
ldays‘ and the place is the resort of
:he horsemen ill this vicinity. Besides
.he horses, Mr. Williams. trainer for
i}. T. Redford, has on the track. there
no daily a number of other horses be.-
ng worked. Mr. iiedford has a
lumber of youngsters who promise as
well as those he has bred, which are
linking records.
All epidemic of cleaning up has
.truek the. west side, and the principal
'lvalry is between Leonard Wagner
“u the north side of State street, and
‘cii Mead on the South side. Mead has
lalulcd his office aild barn. pill on new
thingies, selected the mast pleasing
‘olors for the trimmings, and pllt in
Wagner followed by re
\lnciug old sash with new, putting in
low doors. and then painting his from
a bright colors. Mend retaliated by
‘rdcring :ul awning of bright hue, and
.Vagner followed with an order for the
nest gorgeous swinging doors of stalli-
'tI glass. Now every morning the two
\luildings are washed clean, and hon—
People are walt-
ng for the next move in the game.
' Th taxpayers of Saugatuck and a
’lumber of the rcsidcutsof Riverside
tveuue, assisted by others in the town,
ire convinced that. Riverside avenue
should be the first to receive attention
“mm the board of selectmen, and they
will make a determined effort to have
\ state appropriation expended here in
ipite of the opposition of a part of the
board of selectmen. The voters of
he town indicated that they desired
in the twn meeting. They argue that
the avenue is as much an interruban
road as many Ill tile_town, and that,
the conditions are just as favorable for
building a road there as, on any road
that they could select. The objections
offered by the State Highway Com-
missioners are that there are no curbs,
”if anything to hold good macadam
road. The residents other to make any
necessary improvements, but cannot
tee why they should be asked to meet
the town are core tell. Selectman
lonulngs has indicated. that be will do
iii no can to have the appropriation
llnccd on this avenue, believing that
death by highwnynl'eh in West Twonty
sevonth street yesterday.
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lN ALL isnrssKs —— Pat. Colt, Gun
he tvil‘l oi' "the people should be re-
;arded. Some of his consi'tuents in
w-..”
OLE hcsucviiroa
Shoes and
Oxfords
. Metal and Tans,
$3.50, 341.00.35.00. ‘
NN 8: RYAN,
. 90 WASHINGTON STREET.
tirecns Farms, while they recognize
the rights of Itivlsrsitle avenue. are
keeping quiet ill hope that the money
will be spent near their homes.
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For several years past the Dllpils
in the different school buildings ill the,
town have been giving entertainments
and raising money in other ways to
be used in beautifying the school
grounds and adorning the interior.
This practice has been encouraged by
the“ school authorities, and also by the
Women’s improvement Society of the
town, who have assisted materially in
the work. The result has been that
the Westport. school grounds and the
buildings have become beauty spots
rather than rubbish holes. Tile schol-
ars of the Cross‘ Highway school have
been no exception to the rule, and they
have raised money enough to build a
stone fence in front of the school
grounds, and to otherwise. make the
place attractive. Now the school
board has been notified by the select!
men that. the wall must be removed,
as it encrmiches linen the. highway.
The people of tile district are indig-
nant over the. matter, and assert that
while the wall does not encroach up-
on any established line of the higllWIIY.
even if it did. the towns owns both. anti
as there is plenty of room for all the
traffic of the road, it is rather incon-
sistent. with the sclectlnen to go up
there and destroy what has cost the
children so much labor and expense.
There will be‘ a strong protest from
all over the town concerning the mat
ter. ‘ '
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a. case;
never let it run into pneurhonia, nor
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but get. the
title or $1300 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in Water every three
hours. no sure to keep tip this treat?
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well, to utterly an-
nihilate every gem in every great or-
gan. These‘rofnnininz germs cause the ,
evil after ‘cffechhidt is half-cured grip.
if the grip starts with homorrhagcci
the lungs 3““ the ,...-.,, dose every iii
or 15 minutes till it ...cps, ”
onshrlsso LETTERS.
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The following hitters remain uncall-
Tllese exquisite materials anti .
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all for lit the following ponooiiices for.
the current week. p '
‘ South Qiorwalk‘.
Percy-Baker, 40 South Main street.
"0. ‘C. Faupei. \
Miss Sarah Gourde.
Miss Mary Henry.
Mrs. Mary, S. ‘Kendrlcks, Union
stree‘t. . f
Alfred Land, 25 Main street.
floor 0 Mncnch.
Rube ' L. Morgan.
' on Martha Preston.
illiam Sieiz. .
_ William Stern. , I
Miss Alice Stevens.
Mills Edna Tyfrcli. ‘ ‘
E. 19. CROWD, P. M.
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Guaranteed to Cure Aliy'C'OUgll
Cities Worst Croup in a Few M
“53,0th Thing on,
B. F. JACKSON a 00,. or
for Convention Trip. '
llolller S. Cummings, the Connecti-
cut lllelnbcrll of the Democratic Nae
rangcments for the transportation of
and has arranged for their entertain
nlent while there.
ilcut contingent. and of these it will
be delegates. in some respects.
which have nothing to do with poll-
tics. this Democratic convention is
going to be the most interesting gath~
erillg that has been held ill years.
drawback. lUltI that is the
transportation.
your, for the bellcill of politicians.
That is why the Connecticut contin-
gent will be no more than 35.
The party will leave New York July
3. and will make the trip over the
New York Central alld Santa Fe
lines, arriving at lit-livel- ol the after-
noon of Jilly 6. A trip wil be made
to Colorado Springs, where the party
will spend a day before taking up the
arduous convention duties. Nearly
everybody knows what a pretty
Democrats are going to get a lot of
inspiration there.
Quarters have been engaged at the
New Metropole Hotel in ilcnvor.
ter the convention it is probable that
most of those who go will take excur-
sion trips to various points of inter-
est in the Colorado region.
Mr. Cummings said. when interview-
ed, that there was absolutely no doubt
that l‘iryau would be llolllintltcd. ill
fact. as the, time draws near for the
convention. he appears it) be. having
less patience with any suggestion of
nominating Johnson or any one else
bllt lirynu.
“There is no truth whatever ill the
story that some of the Connecticut
delegates for Bryan have gone over,"
said Mr. Cummings. "i believe the
delegation at presellt,stalitls about
seven to seven for liryan. and if
there is any change at all it is most
likely to be III Bryan‘s favor."
Mr. Cluumings said illllt the nolul»
nation for vice-president at this time.
was very probicmaticni. and there
was no telling where the choice
would lie.
, When you need to take something
tithe it promptly for the stomach. but
tilke something you know is reliable—-
something like Kodol For Dyspepsia
and indigestion. Kodol is pleasant to
take, it is reliable and_is guaranteed
to give relief. It is sold by The Clif-
ford Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy. ”
DR. HILL lN BERLlN.
BERLIN: Juno lit—Dr. David Jayne
iiill, formerly minister to Luxemilurg
and The Netherlands, who is to slic-
cet‘ti Charlemagne llowor as the Alu-
erican ambassador to Germany, arriv-
ed here yesterday. He has taken
apartment. ill the Hotel Adlon. Iliiiif‘l“
or William's audience to Dr. illll
probably will occur tomorrow. Mrs.
iliii has not yet arrived here.
DeWilt'l-l T ""30 Early Risers. the
famous l'itlo liver pills. are sold by
The Clifford Pharmacy and The
Bridge Pharmacy. "
NINE WOR‘KMEN KILLED.
WINNIPEG, Man. June lit—«Nine
workmen were killed by a premature
explosion of dynamite Thursday at
Chamber Brothers' Company. east. of
here on the Grand Trunk Pacific Rail-
, road.
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PILEB CURED AT HOME IY new
ABSORPTION METHOD.
if, you sulfer from bleeding. itching,
blind or protruding piles. send me
your address. and i will tell you how
to euro yourself at home by the new
absorption treatment; and will also
send some or this home, detriment free:
to trial with references rout your
q locality a requested. mmodilno
relief and permanent cure, assured.
Send no money, but tell others of this
differ. Write today to Ira. Sum-i
puma. Ind. ”
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‘ ,niy natal Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
one: scrotum and ulceralal-rpncla.
,inytPositiyo Cor foroulck consumption.
Kills lilo datarril tombs and Cures in
am. Diem: swim Btu-tom marl-c , .
Cures [lay favoror Motley Refundod. 50c - $1.00 ,
Earth That Cures"
or in": Minoan IN to man
Moth ,Streploeocus. the dyspepsia m millionth» stomach.
the vigor of youth.
pine falls. Mumps
tankers. 'nrochcinlmlnute. Kiifethe will of bee. wasp or
A; " Thus oat Grip ouLoI mum. restoring
Cm Pillow.
READY FOR. DENVER. ‘
Cummings Has Arrangements Made‘mnmr supply. caused by ”iii
place t‘olorado Springs is. and theé
Aft
. 250'
lollies. ' .
Ono Month." ”i“
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Confllpatltln bill nan-m all
3r?- Chemists.
WOODLOTS iN JAPA .
In these times of’greai drains on tllcl
I
:demand for forest products ‘ of all
jklnds. Alllcricans may see ill Japan an
texamplc of what can be dom- ll grow-
tiollal Committee, has completed ar- int: wood on small plots. Tiflt colm-i
vtoodlots. i
”1“ Nutmeg warriors ‘0 the i"‘"“"‘,about three-fourths of which, belongimeeting of the Chamber of Commerce
convention, which i3 ‘0 meet. Jiiii’ 10» to private persons and one-fourth iuillow in session in 'l‘okio, gave an 33m?
icolnmunes. ‘ '
it is expected thatl l
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"M“ “i“ “‘3 about 35 i" ”‘9 “mm?“ than llintntcnihs of an acre. ll‘hcy us- the chambers to avoid antagon
the steepest, roughest;
try contains 21 million
The average size of the plots is less
,nally occupy
poorest ground. in this way
Lput to use which would.othelL‘
to waste, and if unwoodcd wt
jits soil by the wash of illc‘dashhlg
' rains.
land is
Denver is rather fili‘l‘ii. and the mil-i yield is much higher. More than mutt ,
Willis nrent killii‘kiili-i 0" mm‘ii this,“ biilioll trees are planted yearly to pressed among foreign merchants ill
make up what is cut for lumber and,
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fuel. Assessment for taxatlo. is ‘low,
iaveraging for the 21 ntilliomlols less
[than a dollar all acre.
i With all the care ill cuttlniii. and the
,iudnstl‘y ill replanting it is, by no
means certain that Japan's forests live
i holding their own. if the preservation,
lot the forests is doubtful there. it is
levidclli that depletion must be alarm-
;ingiy rapid ill other countries which
lent llllspariugly and plant very little.
(in the other hand, it is encou ‘aglng to
see what can be done. with rokgh. steep
:Illiil poor land. The United States has
,cnough of that kind. without touching
the rich agricultural acres, toi grow bil-
‘ lions of feet of lumber.
THINKS iT SAVED HISLLIFE.
Lester M. Nelson, of Naplts. Maine,
says in a recent letter: “I have used
Dr. King's New Discovery many years,
for coughs and colds, and li‘think it
saved my life. I have found“ a relia-
ble remedy for throat and ‘ung com-
plaints. and would no more be without
a bottle than i would be without food."
F‘or‘ncurly ferty years Newii'ilscovery
has stood at the head of threat and
lllltg remedies. As a pccvicntivo of
pneumonia, and healer of Weak lungs
it has no equal. Sold under guarantee
of. F‘.‘ H, Baxter's drug storcl. 50c and
$1.00. Trial. bottle from ”
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FUNER‘AL' OF '0.‘ H. P. BiELMONT.
GARDEN CITY. I.. 1.. June} iii-«Fun-
eral services over the body of 0. H.
P. Belmont were’k‘ondueted yesterday
in the Cathedral of the lucrirnatiou in‘
the presence. of many men and women
prominent in New York soci 1 life. The
services were conducted by Rev;
Charles A. Sncdccker. rect‘ r of
George’s Church of Hempitead. am
there was a musical scrvictf by ,3 boy
choir. ’i‘ho casket was covers by a
wreath of orchids. Amongithosc who
attended the services wc*e Mr, and-
Mrs. William K, Vanderbilt, ‘Ir., and
August Iiclmont. Jr. large ‘clegaiious
from Si. Joh'n's laodgc of It asons and
the Elks Lodge of NewportyR. I., were
also present. [
W. It. Word. of Dyersblrg, 'l‘cnn..
writes: “This is to certify but i have
used Orino Laxative FruitLSyrtlp for
chronic constipation, and i has prov-
en, without a'doubt, to 'bc i therough.
practical remedy for ihis t hide, and
it is with pleasure I offer my conscien-
tlous reference." Plaisted's‘Drug Store
and The Clifford Phannacyi. ‘ "
FELL FRQM Houeli TOP.
CLINTON. Julie ' 13.—i)ahlel ‘1).1
BIICII, l ember of a iochl contracting
and‘bui ding firm. fell frofil the peak‘
at a house on which he or s werking.
.ihfrty-iive feet to the grmlnd. 'yeBtET-l
d y. landingon his baclii. He was
poked up unconscious. T o spine is.
evidently injured. as the lowor part
of the body is paralyzed.
STOP THAT couicn _
or it may result in pneumonia. Brie:
zilian Balm is breaking upicolds when,
ever tried. almost withouE‘ exception;
10C, 250, 590 and $1.00 bittles. The:
Clifford, Baxter's and Plaiited'a. "
uvsso FIRST scwwo ‘ aclnn'e.
WINSTEI). June tar-Ml s Elizabeth.
Kiibourn. the first deillr to stitch:
with‘ a sewing mach ne, observed ber‘
78th birthday ycste day.“ Miss Kii.
beam was alieacher in Niew Hartford
at the time the sewing nachos wall-
perfected by Elihu HoweT
A's'sthma.
iNDIANAPOLlS. IND ‘
”fag-.1. m... WWW“. Em “ohm..."
i FOREIGN TRADE WITH JAPAN
heavy I Baron Ishli
wise go ilil August. 1911. but that. the proposals
lllli lose [which lnllst be drawn up by June. [1909}, It
would almost exclusively be conil,
.. , ?to the customs tariii'. The peculiar ..
””3 i” (I'm m ”‘0 “wt that it is ‘0; W0!“ Japan's woolilois, the yearly ',siiloll of Japan owing to the persistent,
i’" Mi“ ”i “““V‘ir- “l“ ”‘9'“ i5 “"9 yield of lumber is about Sit fort, board campaign of misrepresentation of her;
(“'51 or pleasure. per acre, and three-filurihs of ‘ motives, necessitated the moat cell‘s-
Tllc regular itil‘t‘ ‘0 , a cord of firewood. in many cases the fill work in framing these proposals.
lbe made to understand that Japan It
. day granted a stay of executioniiiii
{fit I?
'mfuiu ‘ I
hornet sand! to I i 20 days treat-
‘ ‘ second. lleels me I onlcolr. feb-
wounde. bums. on- F greatest ionic
‘ m lock jaw. lvcr invigoretor
i ‘ lit a boil ever had Headache Item-
‘ film Cums Ill tlfirllllwltliafl . ._ e,
. , gel-m «llama. la ; ttle oi, 8mm“ lit-9.1.1.. cash. In
Item Re Colilns.8t¢v,- ’00 to." Him“ 0' ‘ dim. 0" i in" 0' 3:321:51,” "3°
‘ mm on $33,331,“? the median [voles- . ‘ ‘d'olticoitl ll month's and «gelling: s v ‘
g i “on. "V IL Ulcer-ted Ton-its. may, 25c. mo WNW“! .. .
‘ 256, 506 and $1.00 AT DIkUGGISTS. .
Gives Note 01‘ Warm
ing. ‘
'rox10. June 13.-——Baron ishii. in‘Ilii _
first speech in his new capacity as vice
foreign minister, addressing it Jain
K
est of his attitude toward foreigner!-
trading wilh Japan. when he warntid
foreign trade. Minister ishii polo
out that new trcatics would be effected:
II
lie said that fear was already or
a revision would result in the crcdt W
of prohibitive tariffs against foreign
manufacturers. ' ,, '
Mr. ishii said that the world shou,
comed foreign trade and would oncomi-
age it by every fair means. 7 "
How's THIS? ,
We offer One Hundred Dollars,
ward for ally case of Catarrh [that ,
not be cured by Hall's Catarrh
F. J. CHENEY & 00., Toledo. 0
We. the undersigned. have known I“;
J. Cheney for the last 15 years, and;
believe him perfectly hollorabie'infu
business transactions and financially?
able to carry out any obligations movie
by his firm. ' _ '
WALDING. KINNAN & MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggisis, Toledo. ’0,
Ilali's Caiurrh Cure is taken inW’
llaily. acting directly upon the blend
and mucous shrfaccs of the s‘ystenn
Testimonials sent free." i’rict 75¢ per
bottle. Sold by an druggists. ' r “
’I‘nkc llall‘s Family Pills for consa-
pation. . ‘
BiLLiK GRANTED A‘RESPITE‘“ “
CHICAGO, July 13.——',Herma‘n,B
the Ilohcmian fortune teller. conduit)
ed to death for the murder of five ins,
bcrs of the Vzral family, was, paste
he has been afforded an oppoi‘tunt ,
to appeal his case to the Six to
Court of the United States. 11
lentils, who Thursday decline, ,
grant a writ of llubeas corpus In
of Billik. yesterday decidedthnt.“ , .
prisoner had the right to appeal iron
the decision denying the writ.._'
one will new be carried to the hi
,fed al tribunal and Billik will be“
all a respite, until that body has
ed llpoll the constitutional questiotjij
volvcd. i‘iillik was to have been '
ed yesterday.
DeWitt‘s Witch Hazel Salve. .
especially good for piles. Be Siiffi
get DeWitt‘s. Sold by The circuit
Pharmacy and The Bridge Pita
macy. ‘ -'
NEW YORK DELEGATES START;
NEW YORK. June 13.——A ,spcoi
traill bearing the New York delegat
to the Republican national conventlo,
at Chicago, iett the Grand Contra
tion at noon yesterday. 3 .
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ED MOSES.
Do you su er the embarrassment
carrying around an. extremely
nose? or are you tortured with a m
blotchy or piulply facet, if so you
foolish to stand it long; it ,i
simplest and easiest thing in _,
world to get rid of. No matter with
might have been the cause. the fol
lug harmless and inexpensive;
ment will positively remove all t
of your embarrassment in from ,
to four weeks. ,
Get this prescription, filled til. _
Drug Store. Cl'carola one-half o
Ether one ounce, Alcohol ‘
as long as possiblc,’nevcr less than
minutes. the longer [the better fit ,
you can wipe off the powdery. m ‘
posited ou the skin. .
You can get this out up’ a, , ,
Drug Store. ‘ ‘
hm ,,
For any skin trouble this
squat
Norwalk Chronicler