1.39.11.»
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Nouns
. A complete assortment both in Huck
lad Damask.
A bargain in Bath Towels. I for
251:. in white and earn.
E. K. BANKS,
uAuAcKIuo item. sinch.
aouru nogwAyt.
a»
Local 11111311911116
1 ...—..--
Miss Jeanette Mathewson. of White
. venue, has been visiting friends
' afield.
9 Miss Anna Neary, who has been via—i
.tting in lenbrook, has returned to has
home in nth N01 walk
fiw-’——1‘-v—
Miss Cora Wheeler, of Norwaik, has
Ipent a few days as the guest of Mrs.
'Wlldman Adams In Weston.
Herbert W. Duke, clerk in the South
.Norwalk postotilce. continues quite ill
at his home In Elizabeth street.
Miss Ethel (Taming, of New York
city, spent Sunday at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. George Sherwood, of Nor-
walk.
Miss Mary Mocklcr will return this
week to her studies at the Bridgeport
Hospital. where she is learningto be
a nurse.
, 1 A 2001pound shark was captured in
.a net Saturday off Fort ilale park,
Morris Cove, by Captill Joe. Bclser and
Captain Bob Morris.
lrvlng Bdrger has returned to his
.home on Union Park, Norwaik, after
'lt pleasant month‘s outing at Camp
Overlook, on Lake Champlain.
1 -—Dr. Dick‘s cures Malaria.
Tile fine Mitchell roadster was de-
livered yesterday to Dr. Walter Hitch-
cock, of Wall street. through the agen-
cy of P, C. Sturges, of Norwulk.
Whippoorwllls are plentiful in the
woods about Killingworfb. The birds
approach close to the dwellings and
their noises are heard throughout the
night.
Charles Buckley has resigned his po-
sition at Banks‘ livery stables ili Nor-
walk. and left town this morning fol
Pittsfield, where he expects to secure a
position.
George W. Vinal, of Connecticut
laboratory assistant In the bureau 01
standards. department of commerCt
and iabor,.Washlng n. has been pro.
motel] from $1000 81, 200 a year
Mrs. C. E. Williams and her daugh~
ter, Miss Hazel, of 14 Cottage street,
Bridgeport. and Mr. and Mia. Tolles
and son. of South Norwaik, left yester-
Lil for a mphth'sl outing in the Cat-
..1
Miss Kafllryn unby, who has been
spending some" line in South Nor-
walk, has returned to her home in New
York. Miss nby is..the daughter of
the manager of the Electrograph, at
Music Hall. 1)
Deacon William Miller, formerly of
the grocery store of Charles E. Sey-
mour, Is empIOyed this week at the
Central Food Company, taking the
place of Charles H. Ferris, who Is en-
Joying a vacation.
Mrs Perley C. Sturges, of lenses
place, Norwalk t‘tiok a party of friends
who are visiting her at her home from
Toledo, Ohio, and Butte Montana out
this morning. and they will visit rela-
tives in Weston today.
Warren Wdodward, Arthur Wheeler
.Jr..1M;alcom Skene and Ely Raymond.
four Noywalk young men returned to'1
their homes yesterday, from a two
week 3' camp at Cempo Beach They re-
port a fine time, and regret coming to
their homes.
.The postolilce in East Haven was
broken into Sunday morning and $3
In money and from $15 to $20 in
stamps stolen. The town clelk‘s office
was entered where the burglars blew
open the safe, but got nothing. The
robbers escaped
- The Connecticut State Spiritualist
association, in co-operatlon with the
Niantic Spiritualist Camp meeting as-
sociation.‘ will hold a state day at
Pine Drove, Niantic, on Wednesday.
Jilly 29. Miss Elizabeth Harlow of
Columbus. Ohio, will be speaker. Mrs.
Eadie Hand, of Lancaster, Penn, will '
be'the message bearer.
John Buckley, of Franklin avenue.
Norwalk. is now able to get around, af-
ter being laid up at his- home with a
broken collar bone. The injury was re.
ceived last week as he was playing a
me of football on the Union Park. 146'
r at the ball, and all the other players
‘ anded on top of him. He expects to”
soon be able to return to his duties
qt the office of the Norwalk Hour
MAHACKEMO 'OCKa
‘Dr “61611:.
l
1111 it. 11111, It.
'xle' M. Hillsdou,
, sey.
'Yowig‘?
and stay-at-homes
need many of the
little aids and com-
forts to be found In
our store. Toilet
goods, 1.1111. pre.
paratgons, and aids
of every class.
Don't leave town
without a supply.
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up.
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Netti-p MA
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Jim} . 1
M01: on tennis and
indicates erno akin Troubles
. Overnight.
A few months 0 the dispensels of
poslsln, the new discover for the cure
of eczema, decided to allow the drug-
gists of the country to handle it Prev
ions to that time it could only be on
till ed direct from the laboratories.
ince this change in the method of
, lstrlbutton. pos’lain has met with the
0st phenomenal success of anything
' lhtyoduced to the drug tiade ill the last
30 years. All leadmg druitsl'ais, in-'
cluding The Clifford Pharmacy. Edw.
W Kelley. Jr. 11; in South Norwaik, are
now carrying the special oil-cent size
recentlyadopted. also the .32 Jar. .
This great success is not surprising
when It is remembered that. in eczema
cases, posiam stops' the itching with
first application, . proceeds. to. heal .lm»
inedlatelyand curecbitonlc cases ill
stow weeks. In minor skin troubles,
.such as. pimples. blackheads, acne.
homes. blotches. rash. etc. results
,Ihow after tall overnight application.
Experimental samples of poslam are
1mm to anyone by .mail free of charge,
thIhe Emergency Laboratories, 32
giant Twenty‘fiftll Street, New York
lty.
£1rs.Eiigabeth Hoyt, of 101 So h
M in street, Is entellalnlng Miss Me
New Jar-
of’ Olange,
E. A. Barber, of the Norwnlk store
of Coleburn & Lauder. has returned
front a vacation trip to his home at
Phllllpsburg, Pa.
Alderman Frank M. Smith anti faml~
Iy. of Willimantic, are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph H. Pillow. of Pebble
Brook Farm, West Norwaik,
.....-
The Kelsey baseball team of Nor
walk expect to go to Sieplechase
Island, Saturday afternoon and play
the Seavlew, Jrs., of Bridgeport.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold its
regular meeting on Friday evening.
At the close there will be a social hour '
and entertainment. Refreshments will
also be served.
Miss Lena Germanetti has returned
to her home in Danbury after a four
weeks' stay ill South Norwalk where
she was the. guest of her brother, Oflin
cer Clarence Germanettl, of the South '
Norwalk police force.
Edward F. Benedict, clerk in MD.
Glover‘s Washington street store. is
enjoying his annual vacation of two
weeks. With his wife, be Is spending"
part of the time with relatives and.
friends on Long island. :
Souvenir postal cards have been re-
ceived from the members of the Dilit
yachting party. The boat arrived at
Stonington, yesterday, after 11 111111 runL
and leave today for Block island
where a stay of several days will 1161
made.
. -----—d- u’ '
Since those concerned In the Joseph
Erdos liquor case failed to appear
yesterday at man, Judge Taylor Coll-L
damned the two cases of beer and jug;
of whiskey that were found in the de-6
fendant's place in the raid last weekf
and the stufl’ was destroyed.
The autoists and traveling publlcf
are still kicking about the condition of;
the roads In the suburbs of Norwalk.i
One large Pierce-Arlow automobilei
was towed Into P. C. Sturges garage
yesterday afternoon, with two brokeni
springs. due to the bad roads.
One of the large double teams oi‘f
Harris & as made things rather oxA
citing yeste day afternoon. when they
got, away in Grand street.
was somewhat out 11p Much other-
trouble occurred before the horse was
finally captuled.
Street Superintendent Daniel Dunn
lop, of West street is rejoicing that
be had installed a double circuit in his1
house. Saturday evening, when others . ,
were in darkness as a result of the:
storm. the genital commissioner-cons
c‘iima’n was enjoying lighted rooms Ila
half of his house.’
i
.—-—————n——o i
Norwalk ‘
The wagon was damaged slid the horse; ,
n—s '
Mrs W. A. McDowell, of Hotel Rex-
ford Boston, is the guest of her sister,
M.rs G. S. ',Chapin of Sound View Ter-
race.
Miss Mlllette Jesse has returned
home, after two weeks' visiting rela-
tives and friends in Brooklyn and New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. Pillow, of Crun—
bury, are entertaining at large number
all outof-town friends at their home.
for a few days.
Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Willinnl P.
Beers, of Blmcrest, Norwaik, are re-
ceiving postals from them ill the
Thousand islands, New York, and they
report a filletimc. They expect to
spend about two weeks there,
Miss Cecile1 Ilache and Miss Linda
' 1 Cogan. of New York were guests over
Sunday of Mr and Mrs. John .I. Good-
will, of Havlland street, and left yes
terday for Lake Kenosia, Sullivan
County, New York, where they will
spend the remainder of the summer.
MATERIALS ARE SURE TO PLEASE
a.
9:
tide
[2-18 North Main Street,
The DESIRE
I
. newsman.
Car No. 114, in charge of Conductor, ' "
Ryan, blew out a fuse last evening
about 6: 30, when near the corner
Butler street and West avenue. The
car was brought to a stop, and- -the
quick work on the part of the motor
was following revsnted another real1
end collision. he cars came togeth
er. but with no damage.
“""““" 1
George .W. Builerfleid and Horace
H. Jackson, of ew Haven, have re-
turned frOm Cal as; Me. where they
served notice upon the officers of the“
Crystal Hike Gold Mining company
for the restoration bf ”mining proper-
ties In California valued at- over 65,-
000,000 for which Mr. Butterfleld has
been working the past twenty-five
years. ‘ ‘
.....L
Heury Ladrlgan and Walter Gilmore,
of Norwaik, prevented a runaway yes«
terda afternoon in Wall street A
fine coking team was standing in
front of the store of Frank Starr, and
buddonly took fright at a passing auto.
mobile, and started to back up. and
Id have undoubtedly gotten 11wa
on y. for the quick action of these two
young. men.
eserves a Better
Husband Than
61'! Make.
"no ”it look better. Here a
—‘-a new Koppel Suit—-
guaranteed to cure They milks you
live longer and look better. For susu
talning good impressions they are un-
excelled. Wear regularly. Change at
least once a season.
its Your Chance Now.
LEO S. KQPPEL,
,FiAOi-HQNABLE TAILOR,
Let s
the’ .- 'rgn‘t
Much for Little
1
i
does not mean anything unless we have footwear that will stand back 1
l
l
i
or it
‘fi
bottom has dropped.
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1.1 ,, {1 .NOW OPEN ugde
lotions aimless A” can’c1Au'v.
84 No. pain Sta Mouth Namath}
a .
A House is HARDLY COMPLETE IN THE SUMMER TIME WITH-
OUT A N'AlvuuocK. oua LARGE LINE INCLUDES NUMEROUS sTVLEs
ANo oEsloNs,wmc1t ARE sou: AT emu-is THAT WILL Ann PLEAS
on; To Your: LEIsunE nouns. near or our: HAMMOCKS HAVE
COMFORTABLE PILLOWS. THE coma COMBINATIONS AND THE
lists 81 Co.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers.
FOLLOW 11' be sv ENTERING
MERRILL BUSINESS COLLEGE
NO BETTER COURSE IN ANY SCHOOL AT ANY 008T.
srAhsono.
With nearly two months of warm weather ahead of as you'll be surprts-l
ed at the genuine, big values ill Sun; or Goods to he found on our center 1
tables this 'week. You’d better conic early, as the careful customers of this 1
store will see that these rare. (bargains won‘t stay long.
"That we have and run will not have to be a shoe expert to see
the good quality in, the shoes We are offering at prices f1 cm which the
Ladies’ Coronet Oxfords ‘“ 61.031.032.99"
1waflanagelqent 1 .1
13711161316, 90A‘rlNo, aAi'HiNo.
AND brush ATTRACTIONS.
Especial Attention elven to hutomohliu parties. 1
Commencmg Next Monthly, lune 8th, 1111111 VAUDEVILLE.
(1150st Willow lam
‘ LAWs REGAN Ne LAuNcNEs.
The government requirements ‘re-
gal-ding theoperation of launches
sllould be Well understood-by every
owner. They are as ollows: .
All open steam launches, or other
steam yon-leis of fivo gross tolls or
tell, used for pleasure purposes only,
shall not be required to carry a life
boat. 1
Every vessel inspected for license,
whatever Its tonnage, shall be provid-
ed with one good life presel'ver for
each and every person allowed to be
carried on said veneel by the certifi-
mile of inspection issued by the Unit-
ed States local Inspectors of steam
vessels ill the. district where examina-
tion takes place.
Every vessel inspected for
must have a whistle, belt or other an
pliances as prescribed.
Every vessel propelled
in part by steam, whatever her tou-
nage, shall be deemed a steam vessel
within the awaiting of the law, and
the hull ulld boilers ol' the. same shall
be inspected annually, and no such
vessel shall be navigated without a ll-
scnced pilot alld a license engineer,
providing that in open 'stcggi launches
of ten (10) gross tons alld under one
person, if duly uallficd, may serve
littile double on city of pilot and ell-
ginet'l‘.
All vessels of fifteen (15) gross tons
or less, propelled ill whole or in part
by gas, gasoiene, petroleum, nuptha,
fluid or electricity, and carrying pas
sengers for hire, shall carry one life
preeerver for every passenger carried,
and no such boat while so carrying
passeilgers shall be operated except
ill charge of a person dllly licensed
for such service by the local board Oi
inspectors.
Launches propelled by gas, gasolcnc,
nuptha, electricity, etc, that. are. even
1 11
license '
in whole. or 1|
outside the law of inspection, owing
to their small size or by virtue of use
as a purely pleasure claft not carrying
passengers for hire are supposed ill all
cases to carry a foglloru or whistle
anti a hell, not only for their own safe.
ty, but for the safety of other craft
narlgnt‘ing in their vicinity,
...
-Any skin itching is a temper ea
(or. The more you scratch the worse
it itches. Doan's Ointment cures pl
lea. ecozma—any skin itching. At all
drug stores.
iioNtirt
You ics' can i beat biscuits made outell
Gold Medal Fluur.~lto sail. Alum
vou. ‘
South Norwaik, Conn.
EDUCATION IS A 600"
M. A. MERRILL, Prln.
soar cus'srsa.
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OOUTH INOBWALK
$1 31
Fer 1 r Price, $2. 50.
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90 WASHINGTON STREET-'1
' Nee,
1. New Haven;
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PAGE T1111”?
'HOTEL 'AavaLs;
CIifford~I.. 1.. Robbins, Jl'., Albert
Van Allen, W. E. Barnes, F. .I. Can
pclltel', J. Stein, E. 11‘. (laylol', I). 11}.
Utz, Edwin liocsg, Wallace Rosenlleim,
C, A. Vaughn, John J. Henry, M. .l.
Mortimer .l. (luslleiln, t‘.. N.
NIW York; C, W. Havens,
ii. (i, 111w, illicit. N. Y..'
W H. Shellm: 111 and wife, Springfield:
H. W. Blanchard. l1 11‘. Alden. Boston;
W. J. Cast-y, IiulIlngtoll Vell;nont
Daniel Hoyt Mls. D. ll-loyt, Miss Vio
let Hoyt. Newark, Mr. and Mrs.
Sllruoedci
’l‘. R. Manners, W. W, lirtlckctt,
Nonnli.
Mahackemoutl. M. Rusk, Frank F.
Sherman. New Haven; Mrs. Inllgneck-
re, Master ixingnccker. Soutll Nor-
walk: M. .I. Jordan. Bridgeport: L, if.
Hurlbutt. Wilton: George
11111111111111; T, E. i'owcrs, ll. It. Join
nings. South Norwalk: Mrs. J. C. Al-
den, Norwich. 01.:
lord; .l’. I.. iillrkhal'dt, South Kent;
Itov, l1). Lyman lioml, l).D.. Atlantic
City: .I. A. Lawrence, South Norwulk;
.I. A. Insiee, New York.
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result ill pneumonia. Bra
zlllan, Balm ls breaking up colds when
ever tried, almost without exception.
10c, 25c, 50c and $1.00 bottles. The
Clifford. Baxter's atld Plalsted's. “
TWO GRADE CROSSINGS GOING.
'I‘Ile i:1lll'o.1d commissioners hate
granted the petition ot the New Yelk.
New Haten & llaltford Railroad
Company power to eliminate two
grade crossings In the village of Will-
nipauk and town of Norwalk. Plans
submitted by the company for the:
elimination are approved but the com
missiollcrs order that the railroad
company 11111111 procllle the land llcc.
essart fOl the tllallgcs at its own
. cost.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSNA.
‘Mrs. Franklin Rush, of New Castle,
Del. says: '1 suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. btlt nothing helped me
until i took Brazilian Balm and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale. by It. Ii. Pinisled, F. H.
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy, “
Willt'tt, ,
F. ii. Bishop. Gilli '
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME \‘ABLE.
In Effect June 14, 1908.
- SOUTH NORWALK 70 new YORK.
A. M.—~12:53x, 5:0?x, 5:41x. 6:11,
6:48x, 6:54x, 7:51x, 8:14x, 8:48x,
910611, 9:30x, 9:64, 10:23x. 11:20x.
1 P. M.-——12:51x, 1:05. 1:48-11. 2:51x,
3:27, 3:62x, 5:07. 5:37. 5:51x, 6:40.
6:51x, 7:18x, 7:51x, 9:51x; 10:32. Sat-
( urdays only, 3:20.
Sundays.
A. M.—12:63x, 5:07:11, 6:41x, 8:54:
9: 3811.
P. M.:—12 56x. 2. 44x. 2: 5111, 5: 37,
6: 51:, 7: 0011, 7: 10:1. 7. 51x. 9. 511:,
. 10:19.
.__._—
SOUTH NOBWALK TO NEW
HAVEN.
A. M412. 09x, 1.16x,1:67x. 6:17; ,
7:,28,8:30,.9:1,4'x 10:2“, 11:11:11, 11:47.
P. M.——12:08x. 1:18, 2:49.
3;24x, 4:21, 5:10, 5:31. Gzlix, 6:33.
1 7:09x. 9:30, 9:1_4x. 10108111138. ‘
Sunday I. '
A. M.—i2: 69x, 1: 16x, 1: 57x, 7: 44,
9:12.10:60x, 11:10.
P. M.:—6 48, 7:09x. 8:24x, 9:42x.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY,
AM.—-—1116x,6:2,0 9:43.10:.06x
P. M.:——1 25 4331:, 6:,2lx 6: 12, 7: 181
Saturdays only.2 :35x. .
Sunday-«41:15. 10:06: a. 111.; 7:36’
...—q-
DANBURY TO" SOUTH NORWALKl
A. M.:——5 55 7 25. 13:05:, 8:15 10:10x,
11‘ 50.
P. M.—~4: 16x, 6: 38!, 8: 66.
Sundays—4: 66 a. m.' ., 6: 00, 7: 39!
f D-‘m-.
‘ NEW YORK To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.-*12:00x, 4:64x. 6:46, 6:46.
810011. 9:00x, 9:16x, 10:02x, 10:05,
11:00x, 11:03.
P. M.—-1:06,1:27x.2:53x, 3: 26:1.
4: 03x, 4. 06, 4: 16!, 4. 32, 6. 02:, 6: 08,
6' 26, 6: 003, 6: 03. 7: 10, 8: 02x, 9' 00x,
9: 30, 11: 001.
Sunday I.
A. ltI.-—-12:00x, 6:00, 7:30, 9100:.
9:40x,10:02x 1
P. Mi—dz 05. 5:04, 6:001, 7100:.
8:30!“ 11:00: '
, and Mr. iiarrinlnn and Kuhn,
3:10x,
,1
.-._ ,
GOULD ADMITS HE NEED! HELP,
——
Would Be Glad to‘ Have E. H. Harrl~
man Interested In Railroads.
NEW YORK. July 28.-——(leol'ge
(lollld, ilt'titi of the (iould system oi
railroads, on returning from idllroln
today said that nothing wuuld give llin:
greater pleasure than to have E. Ii.
iinl‘t‘inllill in the directorate of tilt
(lould roads. Replying to a question
whether Mr. Ilarriluan would become a
J.
director of [ill' tioulil system, Mr_
tlould said:
“I cannot say except, that nothing
would give in» greater pleasure than
to hate .lir. iiarl'iulau with us. We
need all the help 01' able men that we
can secure. The railroad manager's
[lot is not a particularly happy one.
.Some of the diamonds have dropped
ifl'oill our crown."
Ml'. Gould said he knew nothing ooh
1(‘(‘I 111111: 1111 agreement for the payment
iof $14 000000 of notes of the W heeliug
and Lake Elie Railroad. which fall due
’0" August 1. t‘ollcerning his own
property he said:
"We are not yet out of the woods.”
While business had not yet reached
tlllc volatile of last year. he added, his
roads wcrt1 now doing nearly a normal
business.
Mr. Gould laid mncll stress upon the
excellence of crop conditions, which.
he said, pnrticlllarly affects the welfare
of tiletlould roads.
Concerning the Standard Oil decil-
lslml ill‘ expressed unqualified satisfac-
ition. 'I think," said Mr. Could. “that
illilllks the turns ill tile business situa-
11011. Looking at it from the staini-
ipolllt of railroad clcdit. nothing did
Ill()l‘t‘ to hill't tilts clcdit abroad than
Lthc huge tine assessed by Judge ban
ills. 'l‘lic folelgn investor felt that at
1'1Ilytinle his property might be. con
fiscatcd through up fault of his own.
Judge t’ll'osscnp' s decision again affirm-
ed the Alllcritan motto of fair plu\.”
Mr. Gould added that be thought the
.ouc to answer for (tll'porate misdeeds
was some illditidual, not the innocent’
stocklloldcls.
i Mortitncri..Schlitoflx'uhll,l.oel1&
lt‘onlpam. was a passenger on the
1 Klonprinzessin t‘ ccilu with Mr. .(lould,
_bllt Mr. (lould said that fact had no
significance.
I It was lepoited todav that following
Mr. tlouid‘ 3 return there will be a ser-
1111s of conferences betw cell replesenia-
tiresofthe lonld interests, it) H. liar-
rilnan and Kuhn, Loch & Company,
alld that as a result iht‘ iionld roads
will recoiw St'ltlll" financial support,
Lech All
Company will have a share ill the man-
agement of the iould system. Ncgo
tiations looking to that elld are said
went abroad.
Bert Barber, of“ Elton, Wis. says:
“I have only taken four doses of De-
Witt's Kidney and Bladder Pills and
they have done for me more than any
other medicine has ever done. "
by The Clifford Phalmacy and The
. Bridge Pharmacy.
. 1 packing up {or your vacation trip
and If you find you are'in need of any-
all good sorts of Men‘s Wearables for
vneatEon days.
l‘
.Belta 50cfo,$1.00
Bathing Suit. Alamo.» $3.50
Knee Drawers fade. to $2.00
Cost Shirts ..... 5°C to 92.50
Soft Shirts, with Soft Collars,
. . $1.00, $1.60 and $2.00
TAILOR. CLOTHIER, HATTER,
FURNISHER.
as Wuhlngton Ct. W Neruda.
to have taken place before Mr. Could
Have You a Traveler’s
Sold ‘
thing you will find We are ready with .
1081:1111 IDAVIS,.
' . .. 1'“:
MILITARY RIFLE SHOO 1. .
WAKEFIELD, Mass. July 28.—
Conditlon for the. second day's shoot-
ing ill the New England Military Rifle
Association's 4ttb annual tournament
were not so good as were those of yes-
terday, when the state teams went
out for the skirmish run at 6'11. 111. to—
.iay. 'l‘l1(1 company teams from the sev-
eral states shot at the targets at the
£00 yard and the 500 yard stage In the _
first corps Cadets’ match, and the Halo
match at l.000 yards, and the Essex
County match at 200 yard and 500
yards were also contested.
Kennedy‘s Laxative Cough Syrup .
acts gently upon the bowels and there-
by drives the cold out of the system.
Sold by The Clifford Prarmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
RUNNING DOWN DREW MURDER
CLUES.
TROY, N. Y., .luly ’28.—-Thorough
search is being made in Heusselaer
iounly today by District Attorney
O'Bricn’s entire detective force in an,
effort to find some trace ofthe two
mysterious men described at the cor-
oner's inquest yesterday by William
Hull‘s-y and his wife. Mr. O’Brien said
that while the incident. has been
brought to ills notice before he was
now determined to run down this club,
as it was the only particle of evidence
heard so tar that might indicate how
Hazel D1 cw came to llel death in Test
Pond.
Vacation Tillie
Wouldn't you enjoy your vacation
better if you knew there was a goodly
supply of coal In your cellar rc'a'dyio
ward off the first chilly breath "of
autumn. We are daily putting In Win;
for coal for prudent peeplc who plan
well ahead. You cannot make a rule-
take in doing this.
Buy now—don't wait until the mall
is on.
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149 Washington St.‘
Automobile
Liability Bailey?
Before putting a hand to the wheel
GET ONE. We are agents of
the Travelers. .
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Burance
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