thus this week for ’
INN". where In will
Itnur "3y 3 -. brow 1111-
I
1
“it ag’t‘
I k 113 of the proposed trolley
, -n. Ir. StrItton Iaid that than
.' no Ictllnl conItriicIIw' be~
I ll the money situation loosens
bIkcrI have t“Jilcnty‘m of
#5 udeI§rIIIIcII
onto mbro settled. I
II much as any one for
tion."
AF
552313“
‘ I Am ca Solve,"
JenkinI of chapel Hill. N.
oiiivtncod his the best salve
1- MM“
, burn or wound to which it
1'3851: It I“. H Baxter'a 5
ANY Emmi ,
place of wheat.
It' re d
he
If you (still go witgdut ’5’ “WI
package free.“
subunits is over 56
These are not good days fumed. foods. Hot
’wwhwmighbcvMQ Whfiat. “he-5151: 1: ‘will
when other ce'i'eals can in c the
3 oubl important no
m “film heat. An 11 “glyea the 3-.
imumhouris ment ... . .1553?
, Hut-producing foods, in summerushouidd. he
sparingly employed. At least onethea
flmld be HIfl-I‘lnhpmndjfruit‘.
and health demllawhr
a»
“Fl it“,
t
i.
“I Eire it .5“:
So do you.
So we maké
,bccause it pro-
l
ӣ51535 5
then 19 like best;
than any inferioul,
never with!“ V3515“ it.
9516‘:
.,,._. Estes.
pip-M” 3j’tself‘” ca‘n tell ‘you more than
words an «1151me it.
It
1‘
l
l
etI us furnish One
if. the, ideal breakfast Don’t wa alt till
re you know this filét.
And the whelat it cooked' 111 pure maple syrup,
cing flavor. We want chil-
e food that 111 best for them.
Iii perfect food more delicious
We who eat it once
1
cFrce
So we ask you to t'r‘y
. 3 w *3 I. “3...“... ,, ,3, ., it, at our expense, rather than have you delay.
wgtelgnffilwué‘gg “hut wheat uncooked would he Indigatlble. -’Dont let other thildrcn have be: r food than
. . mm ”,1 M” Ari. wheat, halt-spirited would 11111313111311 clgen yours. Learn what “Ail-“£0. w. 11...
_,',m'lf,;tm' n“: In; The parting? must be uplifted by afiei-ce them . .. .3... .,.3
3 “31:21:33,333 agile 0 heat so III? digestive; juice; $3,, gettp them 3 3 f Just send us. this coupon—now, before you
”" lug: . Elsepcrt oivthe wheat gdes to waste- .Worse 0555‘ 555‘
orders.
him.
Myrna-cook.
Then we
wry ms, {ti-71
11. run- duty was;
August lat, 8th.
like,
.than that, it known and misses digestive dis- I_
gum m... WJWS
thetptcpured in the proper way
rigobn Ipehd Qfit’lwlll’sill ntalte w- Fluke. 5‘
preppred, Is somi; fltik'es Ire, in 18 or,
”a r t . -
05119 Elm“ for silhdnts. . Then '
wealre it for days—ea partigl digestive process
, flake each separate hefty so thin '
atoll heat of our ovens cl'ln attack every '
65m? thin flakes are toasted $5 minum
at
e‘e'i it's as
I--‘.~,". ,\
it e will then send yoa In order,
our fist fit a full-size package free.
t the 'wheat
grind as we say.
luIIIIc Food C... Inflow Etch.
' 3 '1 .1 1:4 i' ’
l have never used Mspl-.
3 Flake, but, if you will send
.menn 9 tier onmygrocer.
for ‘I 1 package tree, I
shall be grind to try it.
New
‘ 38!. Allrm
C fly... '
1.: .1: .
ugust 29th.
New Haven. I‘or
circulars and rates from
i
, —
$.11?—
den Hose,
dé‘il ”To bis,
Lawn Mowers
and General Hardwaré
”Machine-"Work and General Repair
in Promptly Attended To. '
...s L‘A an. .. we.-.“
“JACOB l8RA3EL" GETS RELIGIOUS
SETBACK.
W
flay. Anguilla w.r-'uc11, Former PI-
W of A. M. I. Ziorl Church,
II suspended.
BRIDGEPOR'I‘ July 20 —-'I‘llc Rel.
W. Augustus Pitch, who sllys his name
has been changed by the Lord to .lu-
cub Israel. and who since April 30 llilr‘
‘1
the A. M. E. Zion church, has bccl.
ministerial functions and the privileg
,9! 0f the A. M. Fallon church nail
the meeting of the next conference 0‘.
cd libellous and scandalous
Which-he is accused of issuing. lit
hIchccn a unique flgurc on till
streets, sometimes" ppcaring in flow
Ilng robes and at oi or times in Prince
Albert. cont and top hat.
I nonunion:Iurttrely,3m " "
'Ihihhl’m Ivbnde. 55"!
ix‘ the‘ 3'
en
ching house “Eliot on finch
, place. I
. alk, June 2'1. 1908
“‘JIE E
‘- now. A. 1105115? ‘ Elite ”’50 and
*‘ ‘ mummy 13115155317,
.55 ‘53“ I. “I. i: an: .
“Melbourne pram, «1-3
v honour '1 v.1.
01'.
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MANN“ w'eonsecsv.
3400
ll
cib
.33.li1ivcr mu. '
3 MANcueerETulau craccco oil
.1"
'ase-
: At the meeting of the conference in
Philadelphia last
was placed under observation because
of peculinr actiofia, such as stopping”
street ours on Sunday claiming they
'werc violating the commnndmcnt rein
thorliles found him suffering from
what appeared to be paranoia.
He has tontinued to hold the pnrsml
one at .l: Oratory street against the
pointed to take his place, has been
forced to reside elsewhere. it is said
Mr. Fitch haI gone to Elmira, N. Y..
and that his wife is packing up prcpur
‘3 Mary to joining him.
W'
THE REMEDY THAT no”;
24%. King'- New Discovery is Ithe
7 rremcdy thIt Moon the healing others
' promise but-full-Io perform." says litre
E. R. Pierson. of Auburn Centre. PI.
is iIIcuring'm of..tbrout and luck
imbIb -ofI=long- encoding, that. 'IIothcr
‘ InchtmcncI relieved only temporarily:
'Ncw Dhcovcryds doing memo much
good therldeel confident ltd contin'
usdsnch forI' reannsble length of
This NnowIedIoough and cold remedy
and throat and lung healer is sold II
F. H. Baxter's drug store. 600 Ind
313. 030. 'l‘riIi bottle free. '
_m—-——-—o~—
PHILANTHROPILB: R. M. BRUGE3
G'KEENWIOH, Jilly 20-Robert bi.
",Brucc the philanthropist who gIvc the
town of Greenwich (1 8250.000 town
building and I 8100. 000 general help!
fill, and has created a beautiful park
to be turned over to the town with
the large stone mansion in which he
lives is critically ill at his home. I
' It Is feared that his cf htyotlvc years
will be u ' ndicilp whic can hardly
be over In his fight. for life
Mr. Bruce became seriously ill on
July 4th, the nation's and his own
blrtbdtty, after 11 party in celebration
of bch‘ events. It first it was hoped
he mould I‘Ioon‘ roooyer, but the long
1
I ' continuation of the illn6ss has caused
grave Ila m.
’i‘botie clocbdt ho him one conducting
his numerous anIneIs affairs. which
he has handled blinll‘IIf In spite of his
«1.!
fiance, I .1.-
‘r
rte
“kiwi/CHESTER J
plIce, was at-
1'.
ul
mm street: duh
'5 '5 ticket! on .Itho street learlyI yesterdsy
moral and in the night that ensued
he rec vet] a. deep gush on the head
Add No stnbgwoui‘ids, one in chick Il'm.
blot. was (run I to identify his III“-
In
been suspended from the pastoral.- 0 -
deprived of his right to perform his
the denomination hPcnllst‘ of an nlleg :
c'llculm,
spring. Mr. Fitch
live to the Sabbath. The hospital Iu-.,
‘church. and the Rev. W. C. Brown, 1131-.
time willv'reItol-c me» Imperfect health!"
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OCEAN YACHT RACE.
I
lTi’e Plearoon, on Time Allowance”
‘ Won "m MIII Event. '
S. W (lrsnbcl'y' :1 power yucllr Irene
il.. the boom It nun second pllzo in
the occult use to Bermuda. was the
first l0 (loss the finish llllc yesterday.
in the 270 miles race from Mul‘blohcad
in'-New Rochelle. She completed. the.
course in 32 hours. 33 minutes, her
lcrrcctoll timo- belng 30:03:20. . .
I-C'l‘llo Picul‘oon. owned by 'l‘. Bnylics,
“he winner of last your' a race finished
£02 minutes for Irene ll and she is
‘he probable idrier f0l she has an-
Allowance of 4 hours 21 minutes, 10
11 condo, making or corrected time
l6 hours. 48 hunt for do pcconds. R.
iutchlscn' I Also Run finished 15 min-
ltcs after the Plcnroon. Her correct-
uI tilt; is 36: i: 400. The Fortuna 11nd
Burbslfi well» the Iourih and fifth
com to finish, * 3
CAé’tOkuI
For Infants Ind Children,
[In Kiri loll lint 111111 3111in
Bears the gm
SignIture of
P6ISONS BABIES AND HERSE’LF.
“~—
Paator'a wm, While Deependcnt, Ad-
mlnlsterc‘ Oprbollei Acid. ,9
NORFOLK- Na, J 20 lule‘
Brown, wife of the rector of St. John‘s
Episcopal church Portemou‘th pour-
ed carbolic acid down the thrusts of
of eight mouths, and then drank borne
herself. The poison will kill the lit-
tle girl bllt the physicians still have
hopes of the mother and boy.
.,._..._......._..
.I'OEULAR AMUSEMENTS.
THE LUCY MILLIKEN’3 COMPANY
. That dramhiic performances during
the summer months would ever prove
popular in South Norwalk did not séem
pocliblo. but anyone doubting the pop-
clarity of Indoor amusement had but to
dock in It Hoyts Theatre. Saturday
evening to be convinced that the. and-
Ieuce which filled nearly every seat in
the house was being amused, and the
thermometer struggling against the al-
most insufferable heat shchd the
house to be much cooler than the
street. Before the curtain had fallen
upon the first act of The Sacrifice the
audience was in a good hum’Or and cri-
Idently forgot the heat as they gIVc
themselves up to- the enjoyment of a
good play and many cdngrbtnlutidns
were offered the munngcmbnt. upon
Miss Milliken' s encrls id place before
her audience plays of this class Her,
success in thiaicltl' is without doubt
use to the fact that the has studied
the popular funby Authenticnvored. to
xlve her patrons what they want. Many
'2 have asked for more truncation and
melodramatnndt the pity to be hic-
aanted tonight will be more on first or-
dpr than any ybt given: The Hypo-
crite has been inycd with much suc~
Ugféb ‘3 Miss Iliken and and most
‘cve‘fl rig“: Ind the ypt‘t'l‘iulur Wedncs say
matinee.
, LIEUTENANT BUR: '
MANILA, July so. -u ut‘cit'tt i. no:
Burr who was wounded Jul y i in In
attack 011 outlaws It Coin. on the Is-
land of. Mindanuo, has died from' his
-1
ciao.
wound.
, modern religion as exemplified by the
'churchcs is ’I veritable bombshell
gthrown into the ranks of church fol-
‘ to his head that Chllstfsnlty is played
m
is
NEW ROCHELLEvN. Y.. July 20.—
llespondent ycatlcrda‘v, Mrs Willi III A .
her two children, William 'A. Brown.i
Jr.. 3 years old. and I.Mury~A an infant ,
Within 555-,
try It Present this, 511-6
lures list. Or. Akcii
NEW YORK, July 20.——”Wlthin’tho
next'ccntury, union the present course
of events changes, the churches of the
country will be deserted and the theo- 3
logic‘iil Iel‘hlharleu‘ will be howling wllv ,
dot-nouns“ is the
one of the wealthiest of Fifth Avenue
congregation. and the one of which
John D..Rpekefcller Ill! member, be»
gins-«It series of articles which are to
limit? in Appleton'a magazine Dr.
Aired has made churchmen as well II
the fIIhfulInblc members of his con
gregulion gasp by his plain and strong
'spcIking on 'former occasion, but his
latest attack on the'IneflIclency of
lowers.
“The man on the cars has got it in-
out, that churches are. In his own lIn-
image, ‘a buck number.” Dr. Akcd Is-
Icrts. “’l‘hc uc'gItivc attack of the
atheist on Christianity has spent its
force, but the vast majority" of per-
sons have come to feel that religion
can be lgnorcdlwfli 11‘ fashion they
Ithilllthctlft Mt to" be Ignored. ”
d‘hc aoslyb thing that can‘save the
churches, In 91. Alred' 11 opinion, is to
(bringwumnl lifto. closer touch with
ugh-lowest! affair; of life. “The
iohbas nothing to say to
social problems.‘
the August Appletou’c, "has in our day'
no claim Infixlstcncc. Soon, if It be
ghcd tiff thence ‘ot that‘carm
Iit~ wt remain only'ws'tbc refuge oil
the idler, the sell-sucker and the cow
1nd. “'0 may be profoundly thankful
for the promise of many mansions in
the sky, but the gospel for today do-
lllullds better homes below and better
men and women ill them. We may
contemplate with poetical rupture the
poorly soles and golden streets, but
they must not so fill ourImintlc that we,
have no thought for the tenement dis-
trict. Religion-is not a thing of the.
stars but of the streets.
“This is ll time of plain spenklng.‘
said Dr. Aired today. when risked as to.
MIWBIIQOIII for undertaking what sonlc'
religious authorities call an attempt to
"pluck-mm" the churches. "if the
churches are not to lose. the rcllluslri
- of the influence and respect which they ~
once colnlllllllded the) must get into
closer touch with the practical and vi-
III Iffnirs of life. To attempt to con-
cool the decay ill tho churches in 11
ruinous policy that has been followed
long enough. There is no reason fol
bclIcVers in religion to fall into a
panic. but there in urgent necessity
for all overlelug of outgrown for-
mulas that or out of touch with the
slow ideas that dominate the world to,
dm.l12vnngellcnlism has lasted.
through one hundred and fifty loam:
one hundred years of tliumpil and fifty
tears of gludually n.11roaclling weak— .
ness and licccy. I‘lte world will not;
do backward The churches must go
forward or perish."
W
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED
.ly local applications. on they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the car.
There is only one way to cure deaf- .
ness, and that is by constitutional rem-
edies. Deafness is caused by In In-
flamed conditi of the mucous lining
of the Eustachi (1 Tube. When this
tube is inflamed you have a rumbling
sound or imperfect bearing, and when
it is entirely oscd, Deafness is the
result, am!" on I the inflammation
can 5&1!an out and this tube restored.
lolltl lib al condition. hearing will be'
dectro forever; nine cases out 01
ten are unsed by Cutcrrh which is
nothib ut In inflamed condition of
the mucous surface
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused by;
catnrrhlhhst cannot be cured by Hail' s
Catarrb Cure Send for circulars,7
free. '-
F. J. CHENEYIE. 00., Toledo 0.
Sold by Druggistl 75c.
'l‘akc Hall's Family Pills for consti-
nation. ' ”
,.
i
ILIGUOR DEALER“?3 ANNUAL MEET-I
Secretary John J Kinney,
Connecticut Retail Liquor Dealers As-
socioilon has sent out notices of the
snnuual state convention, to be held
at Norwich September 14 and 15. in'
view or the activity of the Prohibition I
lets, it Is 'expected that artistic action.
atownrd the betterment of the conduct
of the liquor business will be taken.
The association has already gone on
record as opposed to the dive keeper
and to work for his extermination.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost I case; 15m-
ncver let it rllu Into pneumonia, nor:
left I gfiip- -wreck. Only thing on earth!
that ll Is the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty so do ncti
trifle with the small sizes, but get the!
600 or $1. 00 bottle and take half llI
tenspoonful in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep llp this treat-‘ ,
Iment faithfully for two weeks after;
ItItnment with ,_ ,
which Rev. Charles F. ma, psstorpf ,
he will dcclcrc in ,
i sheriff'e diunor.
an treats ought to put the 0 (link of!
I
drink own-0 1 form
Ind then note hi! lumped
capacity for work. Euclid 3
coffee stimulate while they
undermine the "health. clog .
IhIleu, musing bulked“. , I '
, burial-he, etc.
cunt—o 1‘11 tin welsh ”I
to betio'ni. warm: chog'rls, nostril-5h“ '
Inf! Inppli as new tlhebod
At the acme tilncfinmykb5h Ind Nib
1 3355":
like the but codes mode of -.
solid grpina Ind eoItI one-lull
as much. , ' '
. All
. W; ’
‘;. .,.;
i
'.
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11 I "9‘
I l
l 11 Isuhjt, I” In
sum” ro ‘l'tllr unifies.
Sheriff Hleey wul 'olno‘l‘llu D'sputlel
At Steeplechase island.
County Sheriff Sidney E. flawlcy'c
Illnuul cllting'for his deputy sheriffs
will take place at Steeplechase ls-
land on Monday. July 27. I
All the deputy sheriffs in “infield
county 11m expected to “teddy,”
there will probably be several guests
of honor. Whllu the gathering is do
' signed primarily for the day’s sport.
it is not. without itumolitleul signlll
canoe, and the Lillcy gubcrn rioi
boom is expected to be strengthened
as I result of the gathering of the
Huwlcy forces. . ' -
Sheri! Hnwlcy‘ I. friendshififor for'LIl-
let is of long standing and II favor"
able attitude to Ulleys candidacy is
emphasized whenever the sheriff is
culled upon to cxpresq himself. The
Intliellng It Steeplechase will no
doubt be all to the Lilley. Like the
flowers to Sacred Wit, the congress
marl need not. toil nor. spin while be
his Sheriff Howley. and his (utilities
throughout the county conserving his
Interests.
Robert Weber ntecpiecme restau-
lullt will be the scene of the cbunty
Mn Weber epicure-l
the sbcwévc Ity into the best, of humor
for although of strongly p.11 tattic
melts himself, Mr. Weber will I:
party intclcsts detract. from the pleas-
urc of his visitors
The deputy $11chth of, the county
are: Peter Dunlap, Bridgcpprt; (loot
Heislcl' Jr Blidgeport; houiIEIRI
ards, Bridgeport; Harris I1. Groiut,
Dunburl; Frederick B Cfoiut,
bull: John W. Sculley. 805th Nor-
walll; Charles W. lieudric Stamford;
liullry F.1(ylc, Betbél; Wallace M.
illllkcley Falrflcld; William E. Bitch,
Greenwich; Sclall JG lllukcma'n, 81191-
13021; Charles 3 Jubnson, Newiown;
James H. Perry, Ridgcflcld; George 8.
Banks, Reading; Warren G. Allen.
Sllumnn Charles E. Stagg, Stratiord:
Arthur E Plumb, Trumbull, and Fred
crick Kelllper, Westportc
W...
FOR A FREE Elaine’s.
,3...—
Committee to Appraise Value of East
Lyme Structurc._
Tilt state of Connecticut will soon’
take ovcr the East Lyme toli bridge.
and then puss it over to the county for
New London to maintain, the action
‘helng in ‘accordance with the act of
the legislature of 1'907 At the tune
the law was cnnctcd there were four
toil blldgcs in the state; the one across
the Connmtlcllt river at Sumeld and
Thompsonvill'c the one (scrolls the riv»
er at Windsor Locks nand Warehouse
Point, the and across the river at- Port
land' and Middletoy'n and the Pet
1.1 me bridge!
The sinib hurl already ucd'd'irbd the
bridge at Windsor. ME, and passed
it over to Hartford county to ma! Iain.
fund it will hunt the bridge at 811 eld
as soon as some: lbghl formalities are
gone thrdugh‘ with; as the- committee
'appnmied by'rbc Si‘rperior court has
named the" dmcune‘cr ’Itlre award IbIt
e'brid y should Ir‘ecel‘ve
The com lttcc‘h ted b the court:
'10 npprflise the Value of t c~bfiddlcé
town ‘ahd rel-trans cmfie'nus'usldML
it would make Its rcpbrf'dl‘lrlng‘l this
month and the state will eventually
acquire thllt plfoperty
Michael Ken'culytwill
tee Ippointctl by therSupeflon ‘court
in New London county to appraise
the value of the East Lyme bridge.
"l‘h‘e committee has been appointed by
Judge- George ~Wl theicr. but no:
date has been fixed for I. hearing In
the matter. The. committee consists:
of lease M. (mum of w listen.
Allen D Lincoln or Will-Infinitic' and
Mn (tandem. who Inti‘ 9.
It I .
‘luflm' In,
Bridgeport. 3;
8131:1111
,. W"! R
3“AUN13‘ COMFORT? COLD.
‘- =fMWI1€2 ' v
Well-Known Boat nonleI' to South
Nomlk. ~
The “Aunt Comforts" which has been
\
, b5 sanctified;
of thel with Attorney General Holcomb, whom
the hearing is held before the commit-l
' Brown. New Cannon; E.
: South Norwalk; J E McLean, New
I York; H. C. Quinlan. tSamford; Miss
11mm ”'1... '1";
nihilute every germ. .in every great or years, has been Ich by lite owner,
gnu. These remaining germs cause the Jess Risk to s. puny in South Nor-'
evil after effects; it is half-cured grip. walk. .
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of '1'th boat was formerly mm 5,..1
;
or 15 minutes until it stops. " ,six or seven years, ago he came down:
GLIDDEN AUTOBIS LEAVE 303- 53108 by oIptIdh John booklet mi
‘I'ON etcwn went-for I c
BOSTON Jul. 20.-~i:luving rested soun 0n the (119.3be 11 thrive
'for too dim ’I tcr completing almost thp hhdbcr dchle'r fell orthfi lint I
two-thirds of their journey, the auto' Goodsbced, and wits“ drowned. Mr
inoblllsts on the annual tour for the Bucll then-.bonght' the boat and lIte
Glidden and flower trophies, started 3 sold it tomsk. Mlt' mond'bf the mos
Itohe minute intervah’l after zo'cIOck. comfortable boats bu tbcI river. In
this morning omehc‘unmih m of ac-E nluny who lured to go sailing with Mr.
tl'I'Il touring, fpr Poland Springs, Ie.‘. Risk will mice It very much.
I‘ distnbp c or 54 miles. 'l‘odny'I run 3
1553 ABRHEA 3. i
mum cahhum m5hl, 20...:
took the tourists through Lynn. Salem,
ewbtlryport; Portsmouth N. H., and
rtidnli, Mel and eight hours were An Finycstihg‘tlon into then accounts of
351151),de for the trip. Over the lurgcl' the late D epuiy Surveyor ncral W.
’purt of the distances the roudn are P. Flewciilnr'r, Who died about red
good. and the ruins of the past two mbhthc ago, disclosed the not tilt his
dhys left unusually fine surface for]' seen is were in arrears to the
the autumn ilec. amdu t of 518 863.
.r
you think you are well, to utterly an- in the ldvbr It Middh‘tmm Madurai .
l the river to Middletown, and comm; -_
_ year- out III Captain In
"1pr cinnamon
The New York Tribune last week
printed the following special dispItcb
from South Norwal kt
Nathan Edict", miretlred sea cap-
‘tnin of this ”We: ninety- -seven years
old enjoyed hill first ride In an auto-
;mobllc, this afternoon. being the guoIt
of Dr. Franklin (I. Brown of Brooklyn,
‘ 'i‘he dootor 1; '5. high potter car and
he took‘ 35th around the
country for forty miles at a milc- ft min-
ute clip for most of the way Cautuln
Robbin Mn't have lunch to any M
fore, Whinc camp.» to chor in
the guru 9. Then he rem riled:
"Once 111660511 Icudded before I
Madagascar cycldnc, when we went so
fast that we feitl‘ed to pour oil on the
water for tour aclfciction would set
it on fire. l lqa‘rngd this afternoon
_ that we Were on a canal barge with our
anchor over an that .'.tle
"Shiver me timbers, but you can't
breathe in one 0’ them automobiles!
They Iuttiniy can bile. l kinder
thought We had all said set, when the
doctor gave her a little more sheet.
Jerkcd I little on the centcl'board
thing. and. my! didn't She hum! We
jlst tlchet the high places. High and
low seas, he never lowered a top gal-
lunt.
“The only natural thing about the
ship to use was the wheel, and that
sat. up sideways. Perhaps they are
and good fur something." continued the
captain lifter supper. "for it made the
cunt hungry i could have eaten the
butt and of I marlinspikc."
I.oTOI.TIIiATI'OOLo , ~
or it mayercauitwin pneumonia. Bra
.ilian Balm II'blwIklu up. colds when
ever tried' nlmoot'Iwithout exception.
.,10c 36c, 50c and ”.00 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter’s and Piuistod's. "
W‘
WALKEN NOW: ON AMERICAN
830
New IritIII Announcer flsfluea to be
Interviewed on His Way to
~- v LII Angola. . .
SAN DIEGO Cal. July 20.~—-When
the steamer arrived from Ensenada,
yesterday morning, she had on board
William F Walker the New Britain
absoondcr. who was‘ln custody of State
Superintendent Pole Eugen, of. Con-
necticut, and H. J. Hoffman, a detec-
tiver. Walker was IIratbcr pitlablc
object “did stepped ashore. stooped
and hoggIrdr Tile newspaper ,men'
that sought to interview him could get
little more: thn a shake of the bead
and the remarks
“it is a. very fine dIy. "
He returned no answer to many
pointed question that were put to
him; Th5 fugitive ‘imd‘hin mulodians
ptoeecdc Ml oncvttrthe' more Fe sta-
tion.w where they soon left for Los
Angeles
. IoNLu ouannonovlnimm.
Mrs. Frankhnrzfinelrtcofxuow .Outle.
Del.. says: - :-‘,‘b'sulered Ifoc yours with
dyspersl sued {Othtwe‘mt‘ .distress
and belch new fumed , everything I
could bent of; buftaofhing helped me
until I took «Bacillus! Balm Ind one 50
- cent bottle cured run completely.“
For Inlo; by Ellie Plclsifld. I“, II
Buxter and The Gliderd Phnr3nlac3y "
WW9
HOTEL~ ARRIVALS:
comm—l). McNetton 9. M. Reid.
Albert P. Wehle Mrs: :William'l' B.
Walker, Mics Wehle..(leorge~. F. Halib-
way. Robert .- PagerI Oscar E
Schimke. Mr. and Mm Morrison and
family. New York; Jarvis Williams.
Jr., Ralph '1'. Beers, Bridgeport; Mr.
Nelvmanu Ihir,~ Findlay IEderdIFrocb.
Edward G. Shields, south ”Norwalk
Mrs. E. Apell. East NorwalkngW.
Prouty, W. 1‘. Becker and wife, 'Boc-
too; C, E. Myers, New York; E. II).
Williams Indl'lefef. «Stamforden PL.
Lock 'IndI wife Fred Lock Indl- wife.
Warwick,- NI,» Y.;' John Hammett.
Charles lgluillhold. William (induce.
Thomas arvlck Herman Gonnoll H
N Warner, Danbury; G' W. French,
Philadelphia; Kr. and Mrs 'IIrIF.
Burke, mey‘cnne, Wyoming; William
’;.J Thoma A. If. Selby, John Newbor,
Tokeneke.
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Rigbggkemoiasfi‘chbpin and 1151558.
moo . th Notwlk; H
Nightingale INcw Wink; .N. 8611m-
lax.- Brookt'ynr Theodore twermon.
SouthNorwIllc S. ,0neci1atbfn.Brldse-
port' on. n whithv‘vlltnn; 15.69011
child 1-1.0, Pollard. MSouth Norwalk;
Mn. IIndIMrs,-IC.Iqu.1_Cp§-hou, New
Eork; 305:. Bay. Norfolk 11's.; 8.
fluiligsb. Jersey City; Jock Rogers.
Bath. New yum ERIN). Maiden.
linear '3. I6.- lairiscoll. Thomas Skelly.
S.- Smith,. New York; John 8. Con-
verse South Norwalk; '1'. Mack P. T.
Flynn Donbury; M Steneon, Dan-
bury; 1N1 Ian and wife aDubl'lrll:
u b out, w, A3. Maxulms r. ruck-
son, New Yok .W Hoyt. New GI-
‘auant H. ~19. Icon, Brooklyn; L C
W. Keyv'Iorth,
If. I. Haley. New Haven: J. B. Dunn.
Stamford; William Dunnells, Hard
: wick, Vt; P. Findley. Mini Hnlenbcck
South Norwalk .W -.P ”Robinson Min-
nit Noblnson Sarah Robinson. 1L5!!-
no .3131 7112 Jilrp. Robin-
rumble. slay. Robinson. lsab‘él Robin-
Ion, t‘db, Pin; 3 "u W’r’e‘u, Dam
burr". mum. mum
the lungs give the large does every 10 lumber dollar of Holyoke, and about; I
ITA'I'JIONINO ANIEM UFAGTUII-
tl‘i , i v“.
30950111: ul’y so. 4111151 or tire 250
515581th berIourth quuld mutton-
mini circus Notionni Associatir‘mmt
Manure bird Manufacture", which
:mrnmtybpobs its session In 111ch
Morrow: pretreated their credenticll.
and were miltm‘éd at the mnyenucn
headquarters today. During the neat
.threo days the convention Infarct
Includes Iddreascl and papcrl from
lending Itatlcners in all put-t- 01 end
country: Prbsldent J. IJOIIDSIOEO
andF, L. angler, of the wimndou Sil-
ittolim'. society represent the stench-
cry trade of England at the conven-
tion. ‘
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ruminant is safe unless it be.
Y rt "all by good wilt—Nepal.
Norwalk Chronicler