. Oneof , '
bone in his toes .
rtie avenue out.
stance on Clark‘s
.: ‘1 U ’1‘. .ti ‘
‘- ie, lhe"so-‘
' .. dill] trouble that have
{titers Honey and Tar.
. 'o‘oough but heals
i l . ‘ 3
‘ i i took Foley's Honey
ltiotopped the hemorrhages
CE.
" trlctaof Numafk
in that-atomic subscrib-
- the will of Edwin
, “it?
not; this... by
do the clearly
spunky“ , unto-I
vet wi t‘ti ‘ ii-
on: 'in‘gs Mo.
_, r Bronch‘iilsi-i’fiilc .
n a Few‘ Minnow
sardine.
l...
Cufee’SoroThrotit
“OhfyToaldve Cure for Quick titration. - ' .
...t‘il.Mlcrobo and cuts One Month.
" Whom] loam '
“tiered . {angering ‘
when
Cures Hay Fever
4: c:- .’*. .
rmaafilpoabt '
MIMsyt‘Mlpllo-od ‘
alum 'uocboinl ., V
mood. Muted, "’"
wounds. bum. W
veiling lock Jew.
, W: W
cm, cumdli
gem doc-coo. in
100 mu she-dot
lion. inn." , ..
c and '1
«so. My. Ghentlst‘or .'
total a dthey at now
"emi- Moire 4'
Y . I 9d'l‘"1~ rt”
I. . I f ’ E}; . I
det- Bails bond ht
ddfhflt’iffdi‘l‘zi
1'4‘76‘ It I W
' e To? sale added” mlcough following
interest as said Edwin .
“finale of his ditching .
lug described t‘éa ~
he 98m:- ., . .
gt
EJACKsoN‘
of h lily li.—'l‘he factories
t e Winsted Silk Company. Empire
Knife Company, W nste‘d Hosiery Com- Naval. Battalion Baiked at Command-
ponyl Indi Benjnmn Richards Oom-
pnny all resumed full time operations,
yesterday. after a period of short time. log the Connecticut Naval battalion.
will]! ‘w
l.
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“midway; u. ' .
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_ FACTORlEB' ON FULL'HARTFORD ’TARS MAY BE PUN—
’ wmsrnn, .l '
{331.59-
m
.
er'e Orders. ‘
Capt. Frank S. (‘Ol'lth‘iL (oiiiiiiutid
if“ lg: The William 1.. Gilbert. Clock Com- said today that he has not dropped
it“ pony. it is announced, will go on full
y “the next week.
up take. Sold by The Clifford Pharma
‘ and The Bridge Pharmacy,
"will“ We! gt. d” not "Repair
when“ . -.
' ii “ 2""
‘ mACClDENTALLY KILLED BY A
' . . - HOE. .
.. ~HARTFORD,-Illlyv14.—Henl‘y Hepp_
" used No. years. died at the hospital til Sunday. it was slain] that if ,
.' yesterday. from injuries inflicted uccl- Hartford division would be paid by
dentaliy: by an older brother, who hit
himouthe head with a hoe.
("discouraged drdcr a sack of
iFlour. , Matin‘na.
‘We :are‘lliarryiiigf. atvfull line of
’ .1 ‘EledtriciFans.
‘c Co.,~
A‘éliilu’ifidu critic
'1 Elm
J: on, ‘3 .r. '
ton. CLOTHI
,‘ titanium: .
ti pollution to
action Willi reference to the nctioli oi
the Second Division of tiic fi’urnl Mil-
. , . ills of Hartford, which bulked the br-
w . Ugo .Dewnt'g Little Early Risers. (IN‘B issued by him last \Vcck. 'i‘ilc
plenum “(fie pills that are easy to battalion kicked against going out for
‘ Cy a cruise on the gulibout Machine for
at two days with one day's pay. The
[Hartford tars were ilesinuatod as the
division to go out for practice and
they were ordered to Cililll.‘ tiohln to
this city on Saturday and be gone it“
the state for one. day's duty but would
get two days' rations. The Second
Division men didn‘t like this and made
a fuss over it. Captain Cornwall lIlt“ll
canceled the orders to the Hartford
Division and ordered the Third i)ivis~
ion from Bridgeport out instcad. The
Hartford tars were sent to South Man-
Chester t‘or shore duty on Saturday.
Cumin Cornwcll said today that
the Hartford Division did not. show the '-
proper spirit when they backed out on .
account of not being: paid for two‘
days' duty. 'l‘iicir action. he said.
shows interest lacking in the Naval,
Militia. and the Mucliias up Hartford?
way.
He said the reason that the. incu
were not paid for two days‘ ditty is
because the state cannot stand the eve
pense. but aside from the pay it was
expected by the 'ofllcers of the battal-
ion that the Second Division men
would show a different spirit and be
glad of the opportunity to go on the
‘ cruise.
Just “that. punishmcnt. if any, will
be mcted otit to the Hariforl sailors.
has not been decided yct. Captain
ioruwell says he has the matter still
under consideration and will make up
his mind later what is to be done.
DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the cor.
There is only one way to cure dimi-
ness. and that is by constitutional rams
elites. Deafness is caused by on an
flamed condition of the mucousdihln‘g
of'the Eustachian Tube. When this
tube in inflamed you have a rumbling
sound of imperfect hearing, and when
, it is ontirely‘nloaed. Deafness lethe
result, and unless the inflammation
can be taken out and this tube restored
- ' to its normal condition. hearing will
' destroyed forever; nine cases outiof
ten are caused by Catarrh. which is
" nothing but. an inflamed condition of
r: the mucous surface.
We will give One Hundred. Dollars
‘ for any case of Deafness (caused by
catarrh) that cannot be cured by Hali'
Gatarrh Cure. Bend for circular
. free.
‘ 0F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo, 0.
Sold by Druggists 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consil;
.- .
j. potion.
cmvauiuo nation“. cones .
*' s'WASHIN‘GTON, July 14.—-Tlie San
:Jacinto National Forest in Califomia
will hereafter be. known as the Glove-
iand Natiouaivlforest. . It has Monaco
. rechriatcned by President Roosevelt
. in honor of the late president. under
.. whose administration the first national
‘. forests were created. In 1897 in holloo‘
' of Washington's 105th birthday anni-
- versnry and upon the recommendation
. of the National Academy of “Sciences,
f President Cleveland created thirteen
. ’ national forests. contaiuln about..38.-
- 000,000 acres. ,The‘ San aclnto, for.-
. est,was one 'of the original thirtfe‘n
* certified, ' ’ _ , '
mum.
' 5 THE REMEDY THAT bozo. .,
"‘Dr. King's New Discoveryiils the
~ remedy that,does,,the,healing' other:
promise .butfait to perform.“-.Ifl¥8¢w33
E. R. Pier-lion. of Auburn Centre." Pb.”
it is curing me of throat fond, inn:
trouble of long standing, that
.4 . treatments relieved only temporarily.
‘ New iblecwor‘y is doiugvmo'iso. .
good than «at conddenbvitswcnfll ‘
nod use for a reasonable lengths j
. time will rental-omens. , ectliealth. ‘
I‘tiiil nanosecond; ti-m‘rem’eily
' find threshold lung‘llealor “101th“
I". -" .I‘Butor'I drug stores" no and
. . H
Mill “mills 01.00. {mm more... .1.
l l "" “4 this . I; 4 a‘
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n P" l in: .' ”'32.“
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' INDIANAPOLIS. lNDiANAa
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Stratford
2i
BASEBALL news.
*—
Yeotcrdl'y’a State League Results.
At Moriden—Merideb 6. Bridgeport
t
. .4. . . L. .n. .. 1.....-
“At llartford———\‘i’atorbury 7. Hart-
ford 2.
At New iiritalu-—New iiritnlu 9.
iiolyolte 8 (to tnniugsi.
“t New Hub’éll—v-Sprlngficiti 4. New
Haven 3.
Yesterday's American League Results.
At. Philadelphia ~--- Philadelphia In.
Chicago lv (first gnmci: Chicago 9.
Philadelphia 2 ytsccond game).
At Boston-A‘Detroit. ti, beaten 2 (“Hit
gnmci; llosto 4, Detroit ‘1! (normal
game). L
At Washingtoih-St. Louis 3. Wash-
ington 2 (first-gamut; St. Louis 4.
Washington 2 (second gxiuiel.
At New York—Clevciaud ‘J. Ncw
York 0.
Yesterday's National League Results.
At Pittsburgh-New York 7. Pitts-
buvg 0 (first. garnet: New York 7.
l‘ittsliurg t to and game).
At Chicug liiladelpliia 6. Chica-
o 5. ,
At St. Inning—St. Louis 1i, llrooklyu
..
'At Cincinnati-Hoston 3, Cincinnati
STRATEORD DEFEATS ONAX.
Before a large. crowd last Saturday
afternoon on ihc Dykc. in Stamford.
Okcnuck 'i‘rlbc oi Stratford put. anoth-
er dent in the pennant aspirations of
Olinx Tribe. of Stamford. by defeat-
ing them in a close and inn-resting
game. \Vllildeux was defeated. they
were by no income disgraced. for Simi-
ford has defeated all the fast num-
professional teauis in the state, and
tllcy had to go some to best the Stam-
ford boys. There is still a chalice for
first prize. for Oluix. as the other tcams
are determined, ,if possible. to beat
Stratford. an is scheduled to play
Cockenoe T be of Norwalk on the
Stamford grounds, next Saturday.
Saturday's scare .by innings:
Stamford ....... l 0 0 ii I 0 0 0 2-i
4a....—
QASIQR IA.
“3410' ,, Fm Won. W ‘
lit? _ infiltrating: alight
Burl e
““ merino: W
I - t = ‘
MURDERER MAY HAVE SUICIDED.
PHILADELPHIA] July 14.—Detec-
fives working on theories of Dr. Wil-
liam H, Wilson. who died more than
two weeks ago after drinking poison-
ed ale sent him by earpiece. are grasp-
ing at every possible clue in an en-
deavor to solve. 'the mystery. One. of
the latest theories advanced is that the
person who sent” the ale to Wilson
may haye committed suicide and all
bodice taken from streams bercabouts
or found~in other places are closely
scrutinlz . . -
Dertt's Witch Hazel Salve is es-
pecially good for piles. Recommended
and sold by The Clifford Prarmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy. “
"A. 'r. DEMAREST DIES AT HOME.
NEW YORK, July 14.—Aaron T De-
Marest, president of A. T. DeMarest
-a d 00mpany, manufacturersof car-
ages and automobiles in this city,
gdled last. night at the Kent house in
Qreenwich. Conn. from. ptomnine poi- ‘
boning. Mr. Denial-est attended the
rwmmencement lit Yale. ‘whore his
grandson, Francesco Whitmore‘, was
graduated. Whilothcreha went too
‘c‘lanibake, and t‘is believed that he
contraéted the,' 111.598. .
~ Lions. lo. nopcrdlng to a well
says” ‘ it many are amicted with
one of the above ailments, and are .
. ,loct tog-a grout depict embarrass
.on “month! {he hfllkbtly appear: 0
which they prudent. and "comm title
the following simple harmless and in:
expensive treatment. Go to pin
Dru gist ,and get th
"nil : Ciearola oriohnlf ounce, Ethel
'_' one ounce. Alcohol seven ounces:
mix, shake well and apply to the parts
affected night and morning, allowing it.
to remain for at least ten minutes,
then wipe .loft‘tlie powder from the”
‘. akin. Uncut. soft cloth or sponge in
“ applyingdhe mixture and in from ten
days to two weeks your face will be
smooth and clear as a marriage bell.
Get the Pure Cloarola. which is only
‘put up in “one-half ounce packages.
_ ‘ ,Ask to see it.
aims ' very easy matteriz"
is prescri lion.
Jury Commissionero‘liilet and lift
commissioners .of Falrfle'id county
was held yesterday morning at the
county court house. The board con-
sists of Clerk William 'I‘. llavlland, of
the Superior court, former Sheriff Rob‘
on. D Clurksonpof Btratford, and for-
mer State Senator Lyman S. Catlin.
of this city. it was the first meeting
of the board since Mr. Havilnnd was
made clerk of the Superior court.
to go over the liltvouurors furnished
;by lthe;,lelectmeu of each town, or
u the common council of the cities and
strike off half..i.he names. The board
bloating.“ are public, and any person
‘ . ,3 at lipcrty‘to protest against selec-
o I
yesterday. but communications were
sent which led the board to make in-
qulriesr Ollenletier stated that a cer-
tain selection from one of the towns
was not fit bncuusc tlic man got. drunk
every day. The case was marked for
investigation,
acts gcntiy upoti thc bowcls and there-
by drives the cold otit of the system.
Sold by The Clifford Prnrmacy and
The BridgePharmacy. , “
From the Department of Commerce
....... 022000002~fl
icon , fro ..
clams. Altho h- Mr.-beiiia’re‘st"ba
been ill for'the last three“. viveelsa,»ev-
his onuditidmtook abandon. t rn
'- o
—Don't think that'pnes can't be
. ,i, t» it . . . , Ii
ism.» .. ‘, ,1 ,. ‘. mu.
. ‘4. .
, . . ‘ . pfi .. .
who somehow-vibe ends-me . idiot“ :“W‘Il simian
e.....nr.. DeMarcsti was 67. yearo.one who has n
. stomach trouble. Take Kodol today
and continue it for the short time that
lo-‘noceosary to give you complete re-
cnred. Thousands of obstinate cases lief. kodol is sold by The Clifford
have been cured by Dana's Ointment. Pharmacy end. The Bridge Phas-
50 «at: It any drug Itore " may.
HE‘L’D ANNUAL MEETING.
M
Over Lists.
The annual meeting of the Jury
The duties of the board require it
BB. ‘
No' one nppeurcd before the board
W
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup
NOTICE To MARINERB.
and Labor, Washington, D. C.
. f; . ‘ .t g . j
. it “his ‘
, j- Bliyiiiatle boon to Be Irglllgv
‘. ,tot‘lut‘liiiillitl'it all .WI“
cmu“ I 'I .f'a to V .
COLUMBUS. 0a.. July it
strange that there should be a desert- .
ed village anywhere in bustling Amer-i.
cc, and it is especially so that such an .'
institution should exist within ‘ two .’-
miles of a great manufacturing center. ,
. lappfs factory village just. north of “
oinmbus oaths Chattahoochee river
in a fair picture of the deserted town, .‘
which Goldsmith, has. descalbcd in lan-
guage that will be immortal.
and years ago it was units on indus—
trial center. with a big cotton mill in
full operation and numerous cottages
occupied by happy and contented!
working people. Today the old factory
is a ruin and practically all the houses: )7
are in a state of dilapidation; numbers ‘
of them having actually collapsed. and
only one or two of them being actually
it scents indeed peculiar that such'a
state of affairs should. exist. almost in
sight of a busy industrial center like
Columbus, where countless factories
are in steady operation and where the.
investment grown longer
with the passage of each year. _
Clapp's factory: was. established: in
the. days immediately. following the
civil war, and’ior years the institution
was a prosperous one. paying. divla.
dends to its shareholders and giving
steady employment to many people.
The reverses that came with one of
the financial panics. which swept over
the country over a quarter of a cent
tury ago was too severe for this com-
pany to withstand, however, and for
fully twenty years or. perhaps longer
the big building has been silent and
A few years ago the looms and
other machinery which .were Just as
they had been left.w,heii the. opera.-
tivcs ceased their toll, weredemolishr
ed and sold for soropdron. Since then
it has. been seriously sugguted sev-
that the building itself be
as there indauger ofits
collapsing. but for reasons sentimental
or otherwise, this .has not been done.
. The place is one of wildand‘roman-
tic. beauty, and the scenery tufts rug-
ged grandeur is indeed entrancing.
The Chattahoochee river at that point
is. fully a. quarter of- o. mile wide, and
the spectacle presented.“ the swift
Light. and Fog Signals. Connecticut,
Cow and Cult Gus Buoy. No. 10%;
The flight. on this buoy, iici'ctofore re-
ported burning dimly, was found cx-
linguisticd .luuc 8, and replaced by a
pcrfcct buOy June 9. (W. N. to M. No.
25, 1908.)
[diode island. Narragansett Bay.
Providence Rivvr—Pawtuckct Beacon,
black, on the old ininxct stone bou-
cou. consisting of an iron spludlc sur-
mounted by a‘spltcrlcal cngc. was com-
pictcd June iii.
Ponhunt Rocks light. house. 36 dc-
grccs, 30 seconds (NE %E). 1 1-5 milc,
Sabine Point light house, 00 degrees
(NE by [17% El, ‘13 mile. .- ,
Bullock Polnt'llght house, 164 dc-
grees (S by F: 7-16 E). ltfi miles.
M. N. to M. No. 27. 1908.)
Var. l2 dcgrcss, ten miiiutcs W,
1906, increase 2miuutcn. '
C. & G. S. Charts 353 and 113. .
U. 3. Coast Pilot. Atlantic coast,
Part lll, 1903, p. 146.
W CAN'T as 35hr.
' .The best of all teachers is expor-
ience. C. M. Harden. of Silver City.
North Carolina. says: "i find Electric
Bitters does all that's claimed for it.
For Stomach. Liver and Kidney
troubles it can't he bcnt. l have tried
it and find it a most excellent medi-
cine." .Mr. Harden is right; it's the
best of all mediclncs also for weak-
nces, lame back and all run down con.
«litions. ,Bcst tooior, chills and ma-
laria. Sold under guarantee at F. H.
Baxter’s drug store. 50c. ‘°
J. FRANK OLMSTEAD NAMED.
Sheriff Hawley Appoints New Deputy
for Monroe.
Sheriff Sidney E. Huwley has a
new deputy. Yestcrdny morning .1.
Frank Olmsteud, of Monroe, called at
the court house and received his com
mission. The new deputy. also took
his oath of office. His appointment
was decided upon a few days ago.
But the appointment really fills
a vacancy created about two weeks
ago, when Deputy Sheriff Burton F.
Merwin, of Weston, resigned. because
there was not enough business in his
town for n deputy sheriff to pay for
the bond of 310.000 that must be put
up. ,
Deputy Sheriff Oimstead is widely
known in Monroe, where he has lived
for many years. tic has been quite
active in the Republican party Doll-
tics for several years;
STOP THAT COLD'
or it may result in pneumonia. Bro
zlllnn Balm is breaki
ever tried, almost w tbout exception.
10c, 250, 500 and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford. Ruth“: and Plnlstcd’s. "“
PITCHER WALLER'S CASE ENDS.
MENDEN, July li.—-——'l‘hc case of
John Waller, ,thc pitcher for the
Bridgeport team. who was arrested re-
cently on the charge of assaulting
Er$st Parett during a ball game here.
in hich the crowd menaced Umpire
Rorty, was, heard before Judge Fenn,
yesterda , and after fourteen witness-
es had lLe
pended. The charge brought against
:1 called judgment was sua-
Parett by alter-.which was that of
assault, we also hea‘rd,‘ and the boy
acquitted. The affair grew. out of the
objections offered to 'Umpire Rorty's
decisions. Waller tried to aid the am
ire lathe lllelee..and inviscid to have
ushed 'Paretf. The laiQr in testify-
_ ins. ltdlnitted that he called Waller
,q-ything pointed to his ultimate rech-'| name‘s. James O'Rourke. Jr., appeared
the doctor-spam Last week, how- as-wcounsetdo‘r Waller. - . »
' ,t.‘ unlit: helpjaity-
h». disorders or
waters dash asalustthe myriad boul-
ders with which the bed of the stream
is studded, is one of wonderful beauty.
Visitors to Columbus who had heard
of this desertedvillsge and who take
time to visit this wot feel that they
have been. well repaid. .The village
chuuch is stillstanding deserted. inn
state of dilapidatlou, with the doors
and window wide open.
few years ago the Bible itself rested
upon the pulpit... it. was wide open,
and it was u‘u‘odltldii at the time that
it had been left open at that particu-
lar pageby the minister who preached
the last sermon there.
(‘lapp's factory will soon be out of
thc deserted village class. however,
for a wonderful transformation in to
take. place there. and while its scenic
beauty will remain, yet thewromance
that. now attaches to the spot will fade
Columbus Power
puny which acquired this property
some time ago is preparing to erect
at that point an enomious dam and
power house. causing tho-Chattahoo-
chee river to taken precipitous tumble
of nearly a half hundred feet, thus de-
veloping about 16,000 horse-power.
This company, which controls In for
mense amount .of water. power at. and
near Columbus, has already built three
power plants in carrying out its am-
bitious plan of inovidlnggchoapclectric
power for the use Of-lndnatrlnl plants
in wholesale »guantitles.j.. .
.m. r..'
E-i‘ COMPANY?
'J’uly ”it—CorOner
Doten hns~made ran-investigation in-
to.tbe death of,Frankv Smith, of this
city. who died. last Fridaya'sa result.
of“ iniuriesreceiveddn , . ,
the Union Metallic Cartridgogomp'an‘y
plant. He found that.tberc was» no
evidence ot’peglf‘gencs oaths partcf
the company. SmithJoft an. ante-mor-
tem statement,wbich
not yet: received. .
nsimnrénr. ‘
the coroner has
Foley's Orino Laxative. the new lax-
ative, stimulates. but does not irritate.
It is the best laxative. Guaranteed or .
yourjynoney hack...,:i‘he,ctlffpr,d P
a. Plaisied'l‘dlnis Store; .
- hue-r“.
_ wslrluc romwmudtn
HARTFORD, July 1 .
al Superior court vies adjourned until
July 2,4...by..Jsdse Case. yesterday at-
teruoon ._ to . await the arrival, of .Bank
Embe'uier. Walker. of New "cumin
ltistelt that he may nrrliie'ln‘Con-
necticut almostnny day. now. .
Lw’rbe ,crlmln-
up colds whey
MR. . naxren'e‘ unusum. perm.
.71." lend-often t_ al‘ [I have i iih
enough in tile medlicne‘hu‘t‘ up by thk
1.610.”, willing to; offer to re-
c moneylif it does not cure."
said :Mr. Baxter, to. s‘ Sentinel man.
who dropped lntohls Tutors, “but!
J ‘ . dell, Dr. Howard‘s specific
for the cure. of constipation and’dys-
pensia. on that basins“ " , .
"The Dr.’ award Cdmpa‘ny,’in order
introductory sale. out)»
oflzes me to sell their regular my chat 1
bottles ct'hdtf prize; all centazxnndi-dl-
to get a quic
dimmed“
sot»..ssdfirntn.:z..nfat
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' m‘n . Pufilomfi Tam "de Goo!
r . In. .
15.13. I‘l'bcu .l: 2.3» “wishing-find 500'
can or your money back
'. lurll lo . .qplc orN.Y. flu.
“limit from
ore-res OUTLOOK oooo.
. it is an ill wind that blows. no good
to anybody, and it is an exceptional
“spell of weather" that has not a
favorable side for some person or some
interest. The long, hot, dry spell has
been hard on the flower and vegetable
gardens ashore,‘but is likely to help
out. the oyster farms under water on
the coast. for it requires a good de-
gree of warmth in the water to ma-
ture the spawn or:‘»‘spal." which the
oyster! throw. Off in July. and August.
lid whichtol'mlthe “set" or crop of
seedloystfe’rs, when it becomes attach-
e'tl"to the stones, gravel, shells or oth-
er favorable material on the bottom
of the Sound. We'have already not-
ed that tbepysters this years are full
of spawn, find If nothing unfavorable
occurs therophould be a largelset of
new oysters. The closed beacon on
the natural bedibegan on Friday last,
and runs to September 20th next, and
during that‘tlme‘the set will be form-
ed and ‘att’ninfin‘der favorable condi-
tions, Exitiuz‘fithejt, makes _it valuable
to take up and‘1th'lllent. The oy-
sters thus started t. is your will require
at‘ least three years to.matnre for the
market, but’the‘ seed oysters, as the
monomer; are'jcfialled, are valuable to
takero'm' our ,‘seed,’ beds and-put upon
the grounds where the develomnent
of them is fast.‘ ring the .three years
they'will‘inc‘ jse amazingly, and a
bushel of one year old seed, properly
grown, will make a cargo of oysters
worth a hundred fold’ whatlwas paid
for them originally. , *0 .
Bert Bar er. of Elton, Wis, says:
"I have on y taken four doses of De-
Witt’s Kidney and Bladder Pills and
they have done for me more than any
other medic no has ever done." Sold
by The Oil 0rd '.Plinrmocy and The
Bridge Pharmacy; 'r . . u
M
FRAUD onozn To one ounce.
wasiituorcon, Juiy‘. l4.—-—The post-
office department todny iésuedn fraud
order aginst the Mail Order Mer-
chants: Aseociationlconducted at Bal-
timore by F. (3.. Cross; Post-031cc in-
spectors say that Cross advertised ‘.for
agents to collect special names and
addresses, offering to pay them from
five cents tonne dollar for them. To
applicants for"‘agencics.i’ CrossK ltlfl
alleged, demanded thirty-live .oeuta
for a blank book in which to enter the
names. Post-office inspectors‘declared
that attertbe 3b cents .waadorwurded,
Cress pocketed. the money and paid no
attention to .the claims, of . his. duties
for payment Yon-"names...” .‘ ,
ONLY OUR: FOR DYSPEPSNA.
. fro Erankllu Bush. of New, antic,
De ., Jays; 1‘: estimators“ with.
dyspepsia, used to hava'great‘ distress
and belching. i ,tried' everything .1
could ear, of. bufiothing helped, me
until. tookdirull, .Baimsnwae 50
cent bottle surname completed? , . "
For sale" by 7.3; .3. :Plafstodg‘yli'.‘ H.
Baxter and Thefhiliford "Hist-many, ”
consummation“
HARTFORD-RM‘LROAB; :
- ., or? immtgu ‘c? new
In dominant ‘ ‘
SOUTH NORWALVK TO NEW YORK-
. A. M.—~—1;:ti3:, $1073, (511;. 0:11.
B:48x.;'6:54x, 72511:; stilt. 8:48x,
94063.}.9180X. “9:54, ‘10:23x.”11:80!.
. 1?; tide-12:51; 3:05, 1:481, ’2;61x,
3:27. 3:52x, our]. 5:37, sistx, 3:40.
15:51:, 7:18x.‘7:51x, 9:61x; 10:32.‘ Sat.-
urdays only, 3:20.
, a nil . ,
' A; lie—12253;: 637;, mix, 8:54:.
P. “4—1225“. 2144!. 2:51; 5:37,
3:51;; 7200:, ”7:1,03‘," 7:61;, 9:61x.
..._.—-
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW
, . HAVEN.
A. _ M.-s-12:091.' 1,-1‘ilx', 1:57;, 6:17,
7:28,.8:30, 9:1{x.10:‘14x_, 1I210x, 11:47.
P. M.—-12:0$x_, x1118... 2:49, . 3:10x.
3:2“. :4:21, 5:10,7.6:3fl, 0:111, 6:33,
7:09x, 9:30, 9:14x. 10:08, 11:18.
.. Sudden.
.A.:.,M.-12:09x,:,‘1g16x.» 1:67x. 7: 44.
9: . 10:50:. 11-110.... _.
» H.438, 75093:, 8:241. 9:42;
1 I “' -’.o L 'w- ‘
SOUTH NORWALK To DANBURY.
A. M.—-—l:lfix, 6:20. 9:43, 10:06x. .
P. M.—-1:25, 4:33x. 5:21x, 6:12, 1:18.
Batu ,oionliflvzism- : .-' .. '
an _ ”4:15,- 10:06x. a. 111.; 7:35
p; m, ‘t.+, ‘ .. a . ' ‘
DANBURY TO SOUTH NORWALK.
lAébMé-bibb, 7:25, 8:05x, 8:15. 109101.
b. iu.-i:16x, 6:38x, s:55.
though I hofie sold, a lot of it. and ‘ .
have guaranteed; ovary package. not pflm.‘ " - . . ,
one has been brought back as unset-i , ' ‘ ,
.. ~ .~ conversant-n
wungvimg ..gmfflct’t~ . .-—1 :00x. : x, : . ,9 ‘9.
half price, nithoaghj cannottell how '“i
long I shall be able to do so, and any-
one who ts subiect to mastication. sick
headache, diuineos. liver trouble, in-
digestion or a. general. played out con- 5:26. 340%; 6:03. 7310.. 8103.3. N003.
ditlon. ought to take advantage of this” 9:30, 11:00x. . ' “ " ' i"; "' ‘
chance... , lion. can tell your
that “they are not, odti
specials they can come
my store and twin cheerfully refund
their ‘9 ’ _ -* 11M!“ 8:801. 11:00.
trick to 0:40;, 10:02;
A.
' undue—7:55 a”. m.; 0:00, frag
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8:-l)0k.'.b:0iix. 9216!, 10:02:. "10
112001,~11:93. "-~ - ‘2, -. '-"-
e. M.—-—1:08i um. 2:sss.- siren,
coax,- 4:06," 4:15;, t:32,*5:02x, 5:08,
' . Bund- , : “y’all:
' A. M.-;12:00x, 0:0’0'.‘ 7:30, moon
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Norwalk Chronicler