‘ ”silos Ill
”thy
.IA - " Lieu tut-tun PROPERI'
I‘ male a,“ TV-
NEW HAVEN, “p.38
tion "Can an audit, littlest, masterly
Miller the probate». lobe of «housew-
out!" was raised hpfore Judse 9‘9““
toy. yesterday, on a. petition brought in
papal: of Willidm Walter. Home‘s.
was that of Walters wife while she
.ltlmseli was living. In Germany. ‘ The
getter is 91o, be submitted in briefs
is
W
A REVELATION.
veto cases of lun trouble that have
been cured by Foiey' s Honey and Teri
was resident here, although Walter
it is a revelation to people, the IG-
it not. only stops the cough but heals
nd strengthens the lungs. 1.. M. Rug-
IE (if. lawsuit/sites: “The doc.
. IIhad consumption. and that
no better until i took Foleya HOIIHI
9 and 1‘”. Jr, stunned the hemorrhages
" and ”In loony lungs and they are now
an squad as a bullet.” The Clifford
EMMY and Plaisteda Drill:
'—"_'.'_"""—"'TT‘
KILLED ,BY _A TRAIN.
Balbont’b‘tt'r July at. wJohn An~
Titian, .9: New. Haven. who was hit.
rll'yvoAreAu Sunday died at the hospital“
yesterday.
‘)
9.199, nuns-moron
meD VALLEY GROVE.
Oil And After MONDAY, June 22,1908.
The New and Commodloua
' .IMILLIAM p. youso,
LEA‘VIH Will Run as FoligwazN elk.
or orw
Monwfi Ways at 6: is a
m ltd? :15
‘ ”MILK for Huntington
$8355.? and Fridays at 8. 495 a.
"YUM“ tit.
nationalism?
5%506. UNCLE
;‘ QT, :13 ,,.
chi pm It std I‘Idfén mus-Ion. 86°:
Wm cop's: atn VALLEY snov: aton-
”days andlh‘aidsys on signal. .
The 1&de Tours
”-0 HI IQ!" u.
Blzok Islam, Slim—Three day trtps
, July eth.18th,2§th.;August lat. it‘ll};
I, 16th, 22nd, 29th: .,-
Sat-stoodJ Springs, 819. Oil—Four day
Claw 13th,.727th August 10th,
Ill
Hammad-Five days‘
It‘ll» 1am .
Montreal, usable Chasm, Lake
.r ni'flT‘oov-Ten days trip, Ant;~
list
Neva debits. “Om—Ten days trip
”3““ “Wtow .
gotta it“, ..82t.l‘lO——li‘ivo eas-
lith, August 3rd. 17th.
titty,
" bit-Five day trips
It Mmefigl‘l‘lt lflhaslstc --
atone Jordan. tattoo-an
gays trip. August 29th.- .
ole titles frOm New Haven. For
We circulars and rates from
‘ «an on tinket agent at depot
.. 't‘f. t .
CREATION TOURIST COM
a
r
I.-
it
[li'H-wy
x4:
u.-—’i‘he ddea- a“
has none
., w-I ‘ I
. .
I}' E
er “Isms-q
Ll, staotNd' mossy. . .. ..
Frank Begum, idle popular (i
lot is me ng n oilér that is lusti ll
r be Is selling a regu-
tile of Dr. Howard‘s cele-
haiedapoci e for the cure of constipa
and dyspepsia at half— -prlce. In ad-
dition to this large discount he agrees
to return the money to any purchaser"
whom the specific does not cure.
it is quite ttnltsual to be able to buy
fifty cent pieces for a “quartet, but that
is what this offer really means. for It
is only,ro tly, thtough the solicita-
tion all): at Baxterpthat this meal.
cine could be bought for less than
fifty cents.-be urged the proprietors to
.allow him to sell it at this reduced
price for a little while agreeing to
poll a certain mount The result ltas
justified his d judgment for the salt-
has been something r-emalkable.
Anyone Who sun'ets with heartache
dyflDOilsia. dlaaincss. sour stomach
specks before the eyes. or any liver
trouble. should takemdvantage of this
Opportunity, for Dr. Howard‘s specific
will cure all these troubles. But if by
any chance it should not, Mr, Baxter
will return your money. 116 28 a5
*—1———a.—.« —-_...__ -
EXTENSIVE VACATION TRIPS.
Mrs Cdtl A. Hurstrom and Mrs.
flu1,_.lr.,9sailed for PBI'LB last week.
i They will be joined later by Mr and
Mrs, Reed G. Huvtlsntl. Mrs. Havll9
and: mother. Mrs. Gibbs and her sis-
ter, Mrs Fcnlcy , will enjoy a month's
Vacation ltt Massachusetts and the
iinvilund home will be occupied dut-
ing August and September by MI. and
Mrs. George E. Curtis.
-—v——-——‘———
LA GRIPPE. r
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and It plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sins, but get int
500 or $100 bottle and take half ll
teaspohnful in water every thret
hours. Be sure .to keep.up this treat
ment faithfully for two weeks aftct
’yOu think you are well. ‘lo utterly an
nihilats every germ in every great or
kiln. Those remaining germs cause I .
-avil after effects; It is half-cured gr p.
{f the grip starts with hemorrhage oi
he lungs give the latge dose ovety it
or 15 minutes until it stops '
BODY lN QUINNIPIIAC RIVER.
NEW HI)“ EN,. lttlye't’r— ——'i‘lIc body
of an elderly man was found III in.
Qttlnnlplac river, yesterday afternoon
It had long been submerged.
Norwalk'llardware Co
Isaiah Hose,
Garden Tools,
Lawn Mowers
'dGeneralgiiardware
.Maobino Work and General Repair
lnyfiommly‘auended To.
'I'
.33 MAIN ST... NORWALK.
’ it; settings so order of the Court tit
, to o of Norwa
e' tlfdhzfll I! tango; e subset-lb
ere. executor of the will of Edwin
masculine ”of Norwelk in said the
‘dec’ehse'd, olfer for sale all such
Mantle and“? More“ as said Edwin
ti “911103;“. “Agatha 3f maibd‘dcflu
“I: W R8 8." a
99 9“ ii uatedtn insaid Norwtidi
tibia III e City of South Norwsilt
' end lately occupied :‘n
, . me. on the eastern.
I‘ 8 3f“; {demagnue in aimed
shop :3 , . at with the (We!
uee’aa'd. outbuilding. thereon. .,
tilting“ formerly occupied:
out;
rs. at the cornea oi‘;
and. Clay stpeet, with;
dialer and mashillm‘
oh'the some stand}:m
with the dwellins;
stood. a tdpted at the corned
_ oscgnt street and Genepd place!
embedding lots. each fifty. fee:
on the easterly side- of
, ,9 joining. the dwelling
have mentioned (1'
walling house add lot on int:
'9y side of Gerard place.
d at Norwalk, June 27,1908.
‘ HENRY SEYMOUR.
sow. 9A. setups
Executoas
$4
onset
I. n :"'.“‘ . .
, .llALL
Motion.
oia Filler
sits a niacin Ibo ad-
! and outckly.
.99, ‘ Tit-YT»:
; Pd|css nun-1..”
~ Glenn’s The :Place
You are looking for the Beat, when
considering your Footwaar.
9 ~eome9P9rlce and there is
alwayh’ fl
PHONE 942-2.
Wear Slices That Fit.
“AWN”! “ION STREET.
a AMUSEMENTS I>
.n.u..
adv-1's Tuners}:
non JULY 3tsr
V.
stllltcuaitb & BROWN
all...“
' By ’Order ‘oi’I-theGourt
WITH
Maurice Wilkinson
A Comedy Drama,
By MIiRY ROBERTS RINEHABT
$30 15¢, too. as:
rim 4 Rows cumin stile.
Cures a Cold ‘
Guaranteed to Ciro Any Cough. 256
Only Radical Cure for Bronchitis. 50c
Cures Worst Group In ,aFow Minutes,
Cures Sore Throat and IUlceralad Tonclls.
.lnly‘PosiIlve Cure for Quick Consumption. ,9
(illsttho Caiarrh Microbe and Cfircs in this Month.
powwow”; Panama and Icem- loosing.
Jun. 3 Hay Fever at Mercy Reloaded. 50c- $1 00
cores Asthma.
never lot. It ran into pneumonia, nor
. made in elections.
ante Valuein every Pain;
1!.
One Night. .
”hauled
tenet stltlpe In I . 20 days treat-
mold. Mm wt Tentacle lul- 9,r
wounds. bullets!"- Jet-o “test tools
venting loot W. liver Invigorotor
Kills a boil over and headache Rom-
aight. Cares .oll edy.f|tt£wltho St
I . omdemsmtls9 wmeelltozlllen.
”’3? clunky"? '00 Ylll'i dual 0' ‘ 0” h“)?' . d Iain. M
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i “Wu“ "it” WW" xnrfivt; " “toasted recall... 9 93%|, :21“. , figfiz‘nfil‘lfib‘ffli
i
._ £5.
-._1.»,
Letter of Acceptance of Mr.
Taft
(Contluucd front Fourth Page.)
Amendments to tltc constitution. it
is necdlcss to alulc that i stand will.
my party stpturI-ly on lllilt plzittlt iii
Iltc platform.
Army and Navy.
.\ir. McKinley and .\|l'. ltooIIuvt-lt
Ind the itcpublicutt party. have con
ttutttly advocated a policy with rcspuct
:o ”to army and Itttvy that will kccp
(his l'i'llilbik‘ rcady at all titucs to do
tend llct' tcrrltory and her doctrlncs.
tud to assure her tilllll'tlill‘iiilt‘ purl in
promoting pct‘ntattclti It'atttptllit:
.ttuottg tbn- ttntlotts. | “'l‘li‘tlillt‘ from
Wililim'ct‘ tuoiiic tltc clutttgc III ilu
Democratic attitude toward ilIc limitl-
icllultcc and support of an ttdcquatc
navy. and hope that lit tin uuxl plat
form the silcttcc of thc |Ii'c.\‘t‘lll plat
form. lit rcspeci to the :ll'lli9\'. will be
changed to an umptlcsccttcc in its
tualtttcttatucc to the point of ciliclcncy
in couttcctiott witlt the clllclcutly or
gauizcd militia and the national vol
tttttccrs. for the proper dcfencc of tin
country in times of war. uIId the dis
charge of these duties iIt times of
peace for which the army. as at prcs
cut constituted. has shown itself at
admirably adttptcti ill iltc l’iIillpplncs
ltt San Francisco. itt Cuba. and clsc
Nili‘l't‘. \\'c are a world powcr and
cannot help it. and. although at llutlt‘.‘
with It” tllc world and sccure in ilIc
consciousness that the Atttcrlcon poo
pie do not dt'SiI‘e and will not provokc
It war with any other country. we must
be prudent and not bc lullcd into It
sense of security which would possibly
expose .us to national lIuIIIiliution. Oilr
oesi coutse, tltcrci‘otc, is to insist on
a. constant itnptowtncttt In out lllI\_\
and its tttalutcnuncc at the highest
point of efllclcncy.
Publicity of Campaign Contributions
and Expenditures.
Another plank of tho Dctuixsrntlc
platform refers to the failure of the.
Republican convention to cxprcss.stt
' opinion in favor of the publicity of con
tributlons received and expenditures
Here again we con
trast ottr Oppoilt‘ltfs'[promises with our
own acts. Great improvement h tttk
on place under Repubflcau ausp sea in.
respect to the collection and expendi—
ture of money for this purpose.
law passed by the Republican Congress
In 190?. contributions front corpora-I
tions to influence or pay the expenses.
. connected with the election of presi
. denttsl electors or of membets of Cott-
? gross is forbidden under penalty.
A resident of New York has been
' selected as treasurer of the Republi-
' can National Committee,
‘ treasurer of the Republican State Cont-
who was
mittee when Governor Hughes was
I elocted in New York, and who made a
complete statement within twenty days
after the election, as required by the
New York law, of the contributions
received by him and the expenditures
made by him or under his authority in
connection with that election... His
residence and the discharge of his du-
ties in the state of New York'subject
him to the law of that s to as to all
receipts of the treasury o the Nation--
at Committee‘ from whatever source
and as to all its disbursements. His
returnswill be under the obligations
and penalties of the law, and a mis-
statement by him or the filing of a
false account will subject him to pros-
ecution for perjury and violation of
the statute. Of course. under the fed—
eral law, he is not pemtitted to re-
ceive any contributions from corpora-
lions.
If I am elected president, I shall
urge upon Congress with every hope
of success. that a law be passed re-
Quiring a filing in- at federal office of a
statement of the contributions receiv-
ed by committees and candidates in
elections for members of Congress. and
in snob other elections as are consti-
tutlonally within the 'control of (Jim
grass. Meantime the Republican par-
ty by the selection of a New York
treasurer has subjected all its receipts
and expenditures to the compulsory
obligation of such a law.
High Character and Efficiency of Ad-
‘ ministration.
The truth is tidal. it is known of all
r-ntindod men that there never has
‘ linden an administration in the sevens
:
ThiAI. dd‘t‘IrLE
I»
Only Thing on E jt'th That
3.175: 3- .. 4......
By .Ii‘
E:
r“""r& a
‘ sinusi'tsiom
stbodyepopeiemmlh‘!
etemadt.
Tattoos! §rlpout ofiileeyotets. restarted titee'lpdr of youth.‘
9w» Florin. Constipation and Files. when all also fails. Mumps
In 2e hairs. tar-dale I ralnute. lillls on pole of a... wasp or
2.50, 9590c and 61. 0O AT DRUGthTS
{NF JACKSON If: C0.. £119 Chemists-
‘
utettl more cfflcictttly cottductcd. ttIorc
tree from scandal. and in which thc
ttdord of official duty has bocu sci
It gllet than iii the prcscui Republican
administtutlon which the Itetnoctuiic
plutfdrm ltns denounced. it has had Ioi
meet. the problems arising flout tlIcI
ettotmous expansion of "OVt‘llllili IIt
functions uttdcr Itcw legislature Incas .
lites as well as i tltc new (lcpcndcttcie:
and III the gtcatcst colt. ttt'tctitc walk
of modem titties. tltc l’uuntttlt Canal '
and Its ttlembets tttzu null feel a justi
pride III the exceptional Iccotd ior
ofllclenct. ct'tllitlllll. homely :titd “(it‘i- I
lit whit it it has made. We may it’hl
upon out Iccord in this tegtttd iII anI
appeal to the Anti ricntt point! I lot I ‘lclt. .
approval 9
Thu fottitgti pellty oi this (‘ililllil\
under the prompt atitnlttlsltntiott bust
gtcttily contributed in tho pctlcc of ”WI
woll.tl l‘ltc Impottattt putt tltc admin ’.
lsirutlott took in btlttgittg about an end:
of the. Russian Japanese \\:tr h\ :I
trcatx honotablc to botlt parties and
itltc llrt‘h'i‘lliitlli of wars ltt t‘cttirul Antv
cries and Cuba are striking instances-
of this. The arbitration treaties sign-
ed with all the important nations of
the world put ,tt great step forward
in the development of the usefulness
of The Hague Itribunitl. 'I‘hc visit of
filt‘crt‘tiil')‘ lloot to South America cut-9
phuslzcd ottr frictldsltlp for our sister
rcptthllcs which arc making such
strllics ltI ilIc south ltctttispllcru. and
met with a most cordial and gratifyim:
Icsptumc from our lattln-Antcricun col-
lc: titties. ’l‘lte assisiattcc which we are
tendering III $attio Iknnlngo to cunblc
that government to tut-ct its obllntr
Lions and avoid uttumlty is another in-
stance of succcssi‘ul work of this 21'!-
ministration lu'llclpinu our tirigltboru.
’l’hls’ administration has by the
pronlptncsa of its negotiations sccurctl
dominion in the (‘ttttni Zone of tho lath
thus of l'untttnu. without which tltc
construction of thc canal would haw-
lleett impossible. it has subducd ilIc
heretofore insurmountable obstacleoi
disease and made the place of Willi:
healthy. It has created such an or-
ganization that ltt six years cct'talttiy.
and probably in less. the Atlantic and
Pacific will be united, to the everlast-
ing benefit of the wotld's commerce
and the elfectit shes of ottr new will
be doubled. .
The more statement of the things no-
tually done by this administration at
home. in ottr dependencies. and in for
eign affairs shows a marvel of success-
ful accomplishment. and If ever a party
has entitled itself to the approval of
its works by a renewed mandate of
power from the people whom it. served.
it is the Republican party in the pres
out campaign.
The only respect in which nothing
has been done is it) the development
of our foreign marine. As long as we
uphold the system of protection for
our home industries we ntust recog-
nize that it is' inapplicable to assist
those of our citizens engaged in the
foreign shipping business. because
there is no feasible means of excluding
foreign competition. and that the only
other method of building up such a
business is by direct aid in the form of
a mail subsidy. i am in favor of the
bill considered in the last Congress
as a tentative step. The establishment
of direct steamship lines between our
Atlantic ports and South America
would certainly do much to develop a
trade that might be made far greater.
On the Pacific the whole shipping
trade threatens to pass into the con-
trol of Japan. Something ought to be
done. and the bill which failed was a
step in the right direction.
independent Democrats.
The Democratic party under Its pres-
ent leadership in previous campaigns
has manifested itself to embrace any
doctrine which would win votes. with
little sense of responsibility for its
practical opera n. in its striving for
success it has‘ gnored the business
prosperity ofthq cunntry. has departed
from sound econ mic and government
principles. and1 reversed its own
traditional views of constitutional con
struction Patriotic members of the
party have refused to be controlled by
party ties. and have either refrained
from voting 0 ave supported the Re
publican candl ate. May we not up.
pool to these courageous and inde
pendent citizens min to give us their
support in this compels“. because the
urinal.
russna'v. JuLv 28.1908.
opt-W w a r t. .
To oIsM'AN'TLs PINE ROCK.
W
‘ Building: to be «tune Removed and
Former Populat- Report Entirely
Abandoned.
tAttsonIa Sentinel).
it is reported on what. seems good
authority that there Is no probability
of I’Inc itoclt l’nt'k being again used 5
as a sutnmcr resort. It Is stated that
the buildings, including the big dan-
cing puviliott, are to be sold and le-
tIIchd and the place eltllrcly abandon-9
cd. There had bcetl an Idea III the
. minds of many that when better times
camc again the railroad would once
more open this once popular resort”
bill It looks as if this would not be'
the colic.
least,
oi’ the. possibilities it posse
llttc of woodland
During the ycttts it was used as it
but retained, probttbly because
pay the company and certain ".9 is that
titc‘ otigiutti ownets did not perform
was that opened. The gteut handicap
iNDiANAPOLIS. iND'ANN
.. .sr. . .. w ,.
of party are strongct‘ Iodttv titan ever
llcfot'c'?
Length of Speech Made Necessary.
l have now rcvicu'cd it great length
the pt'ittciplcs ill issue between tltc
two purtlcs thn i bcga't Ilit‘ ptcpur-
liltiOll of this speech of acceptance l
Iliad hoped to make it much bticicr
than it is. but i found on an examina-
tion (it thc pluttoltu and on it conutd
l"li Iliott of the main Itteztstltcs passed
"iiillillg ilIc ptcscut administration and
the lssucs mlsittg out of them that it
was lttttmssiillc to drill With lili‘ sub
luck; with ptopor expluttttiiott at It qua!-
lich: tion in it slur: t discussion This
iii my cwusc
Difference Between Parties.
l have pointed out that the attitude
of ilIc ltcpttblicnn putty with t'cfcr'ctuc
Io cvlls which haw crcpt III due to
the commons material expansion of
this conutr.) is to continue the Roost-
vcll policies of ptogtcss and Icguln-
tion. while the altitude of lllt' Deute-
t‘i‘IlliC party under its present leader-
ship is the change for the
change to the poiltt of irrcstmtslblc
destruction. and that there is no hope
whatever of It restoration of proaperity
ltt returning it to power. As said in
our platform.
not only of thosc who huvc acted with
us hcrciorore, but of" all our
illical differences,
to
the
acltlcvcmcttts of a greater America.
Kodol will without doubt help-any
one who has stomuc disorders
stomach trouble. Tate Kodol
and continue It for the short time that
Is accessory to give. you complete to
lief. Kodol is sold by The Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge i'har
macy. “
roputjAR AMUSEMENTS.
BlSPHAM RECITAL TOMORROW.
Some of the press opinions of David
Bisphntn. who will sing at The lice-
tltoven evening at 'l‘okcncke llcach Ca-
sino, Wednesday c t‘llillt: are very In-
tetestlng. Among a large ttuntbet the
following ate stlectcd:
There comes to be but one opinion
on this subject. that there has never
al’hllttdelphln Chronicle.
Mr. Bispham displayed exceptional
ability its an actor. His make-up was
particularly good and his impersona-
tion of the heartbroken musician in
the first anguish of deafness was alto-
gether excellent. Mr. Bisphutu's speak~
Ing voice is as rich and resonant as
his singing voice. and his delivery is
most effective—Philudelpltiu Ledger.
“Adelaide’ is a beautiful little drama
with a charming love story. simple but
effectively told and cannot fall of suc-
cess when so capably mind us it was
by David Blspham, whose itttpersonu-
tion of the great musician who is suc-
cessivdy wrung by recollections of his
lost love and the fear that the world
will learn of'his deafness and mock
him. was a finished one—The Phila-
delphia Telegraph.
ETHEL WRIGHT.
Miss Ethel Wright, who plays the
part of "Molly Murray" in “By Order
of the Court," is a graduate of McGill
University. of Montreal, Canada, and
while a student there was an import-
ant factor in college theatricals. She
made her professional debut with Dan-
iel Sully in the “Matchmaker." and
later, to gain the experienCe so nec-
essary in her adopted profession, ac-
cepted an engagement with Proctor's
New York Stock Co. Here she came
under the observatidn of Cyril Scott.
who immediately had her engaged to
support him In “The Royal Mounted, "
she playing the part of "MagTru-
dean." Her‘actlng in this role was
of such a fine and finished calibre that
New York critics with one accord set
their seat of approval upon her work.
prophcylng a brilliant career for the
young artiste. lilies Wright's part in
“By Order of the Court" could not
have been placed in more capable
hands and her successful handling of
the same augues well for the piece.
reasons for their binding the bonds
Cmustmtutt: at 1 food I
n o in e n an one you
use I)otloldrxdtedai not]? mans.
sake of
we ltcpublicuns go be
into the country asking the support.
fellow-
ciilzctts whom. regardless of past po»
unite in the desire
uttlntnln the policies. perpetuate
blessings and make secure the
or
lot] II }'
been a more charming play than this.
of the patk was its lying at so great
an elevation above the trolley tracks.
This was realized by the original own-
ate, and among the principal projects
was the construction of a spur track
it Is said that the land will not be n15"”i.°ii"'
disposed of til the ptcscttt time at. snumhio
PIMPLES
" i tried alll’ kinda NM blond. remedies wltlch failed
todo nu found the null! tiling
ttlael. klutniealL "Hill black
1,. N 3Lare§ «I t”
cunt ‘III on I
them to in“!‘ "I in].K Tfeei" no wt {on I“mt: II t ‘
llll‘llln Hope to have a chance to recounted]:
‘eecare
Fred C Wilton. 10 Elm St... Newark. N. J.
best For
'I'Its Bowels
.3
Pleasant. Pala
; it'- , r, :30
v’altlu Ptttortt. Taste Good. Ilotlood,
eaten or drips. lilo. 25c. Mic. Nov r
The genuine tablet ataIILIpst 0C.
cut-e opfiir tnooe, bat-it
Starling Remedy (29., Chicago or N. Y.”
uses in lile9 ‘I."‘Lw Wynn-“0' BOXES
sutttttlet tt-sOItit Is claimed it did 110‘ DESCENDANTS OF .lOHN ALDEN
i
the ptomlscs they utado when the park In the Original Homestead at Duxbury.
TO MEET.
—...—.-—
Man.
A family reunion of more interest to
the general pttbllc than most of the
many held throughout New England
mount] the mountain and up through is that of the Aldon Kindred (ll the
a Itatutal Invlnc to the stlmmtt
track was started, but only construct-
ed for a short distance, When the pro-
lject was abandoned, and soon after
the park, with the trolley line, passed
ittto othcr hands. ,
'i‘bc people in general refused to
cllntb the heavy grades during the
iltcntcd season, and this cause, more
than any other, was the reason for the
place not playing. it came to be pat-
Ionized Int-rely by young people large-
iv IIoItI lititigcporL for dancing, and
:Is It llitllit' ground it never took any
high rank. That it was and Is a bean-
Itiful spot is acknowledged. but the
cIfort to reach it is tan great for peo-
plc who wish to attend picnics, and
the natural result ha. followed. Had
ilIc spur track been constructed, and
the entire tableland utiliszed as a PIC
IIlc ground. there would be few to
cqilul it, the natural advantages being
very great.
THE REMEDY THAT DOES.
“Dr. King's New Discovery is the
remedy that does the healing others
promise but fail to perform," says Mrs.
it. it Pierson. of Auburn Centre, Pa."
It is caring Inc of throat and lung
flouhit‘ of long standing, that other
treatments telievcd only temporarily.
New Discovery is doing me so utuch
good that I ecl coutld at its contin-
Itcd use to :1 reasons to length of
time will restore the to perfect health."
This renowned cough and cold remedy
iiilt] iltrcnt and lung healer is sold at
i‘. ll. ilnxtcr‘s drug store. 50c and
$1.00. 'i‘rial bottle free. ”
CONGRESSMAN POWERS DEAD.
. "GF—
Represented the'Fourth Maine District
in Washington.
uo'um‘os. Me, .Ittly 28.-—~Unltod
Slutcs chrcscutativc Llewellyn Pow-
ers, of the Fourth Maine Congressional
district. died at his summer houte here
early today. He was forced to leave
Washington for his winter home in
Iirooltltuc. Muss. early in the spring.
by all attack of gripe, which was later
followed by Bright's disease. Con-
gtesstnsn Power was brought here in
May. His heart became weaker after
a short time. and Bright's disease
showed. Two weeks ago his condition
became critical and] he was uncone
sclous up to his death.
Congressman Powers served as 80w
ctnot of Maine for two oterms: was it
member of the state legislature for.
six rears. one of which he served as
spcttket of the. house and at. the time
of his death was serving his sixth-
term in the Uttited States House of
Root cseutntlv es.
lie was both tll Pittsfield. Maine in,
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VERY MUCH CHANGE-D.
—-——-3-e
w F. Walker, Who Has; Been Assign-z
ed to Work lrt Shoe Department
at the state Prison. 9
HARTFORD, July 28.——Wllllam r.
Walker. the New Britain bank em-
bezzlcr, who was sentenced to from
one to 20 years in prison. Saturday.
was yesterday assigned to the shoe.
department of the state prison in
Wethersfleld.
Shot-n of his moustache and Van
Dyke beard and dressed In prison garb.
it is questionable If his most intimate
friend would ' have recognised: him.
It is understood that be will not
eventually become a full fledged shoe-
maker as a tesult' of his prisbn experi-
once as his duties will consist mere-
ly of assorting and packing the manu-
factured articles. Later on it is ex-
pecicd‘that he’will be called upon to
do clerical work in prison.
claw
-—A specific for pain—Dr. Thomas
Eclectrtc Oil. strongest, cheapest lint.
msnt ever devised. A household r6
medy in America for 25 years.
DRANK POISON NEAR WIFE'B
GRAVE. ‘
NEW LONDON, July 28,—Michael last Week.
Spellman, aged fifty- -flve, attempted to
commit sult‘lde at St. Mary's Ceme-
tery. yesterday morning, about 11
o‘clock, by drinking muriatic acid. He
was discovered soon after taking the
poisonous dose, and was taken to the temp,
Memorial Hospital where he is con- North Carolina. satS'
condition Bitters does all that's
Since the death of his wife, about a For
year ago, he has been acting peculiur— troubles it cant be beat.
sidcrcd in a very critical
lv.
his wife's grave.
O
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: of the Eustachian .Tube..
tube is inflamed you have a rambling
i
This descendants of John and l’tlscllln AI-
den. which Is tobe held~tlte eighth
annual affair of its kind-at I)Itxbury.
Mass, on August 5. A number of
facts in addition to the fame of the
founders of the family lend Interest to
the reunion, not least among them bc:
log the site which is the old Alden
homestead, occupied by John Alden
during the last years of his life. A
very unusual fact concerning this
house Is that during the 25 4yoars of
its existence it has been occupied by
an Alden. but. for all of that the asso-
ciation has had a great deal of diffi-
culty In purchasing the property from
the members of the family last hold-
ing it. This. however, was finally ac-
complished last November so that the
annual retinitis of this year will be the.
first to be held during the ownership
of the homestead by the association.
The reunion on August 5 will in-
clude a business meeting and literary
exercises In the niornlng and a social
gathering in the afternoon. The speak-
ers, singers and recitationlsts at the
literary exercises will, with one excep-
tion. be members of the Alden family.
in view of the recent purchase of the
homestead, Ebenezer Alden, of Catn-
pello. Mass. will speak on "What is
Known Concerning the Old Alden
.52. To] in
In In In lanthanum
Beers the-
Signature of .
NEW YORK REPUBLICAN CONVEN.
'rt’quu. .
NEW YORK. Jilly 2d. —The Repub-
lican state convention to nominate a
candidate for governor will probably
be held at SnmtogaISeptember 14 and
15, according to a sititement made ycs-
terday by Timothy}, 9 Woodruff. chair-
man of the State Republican- Commit-
tee, who teturned from Kamp Kill
Rate to this city Mr. Woodrttff de—
clined to discuss the letter of Governor
.
' Hughes announcing his willingness to
accept m-nomiuation.‘ Mt". tWoodrtiff
sold Ihcte had been no conferences at
Kump Kill Kare to discusa‘the guber-
Inatorlal situation. Some of his‘wlsi-
tors had been Governor Hughes"
warmest supporters. He said he was
simply listeningto what people had to
i say on the governorshtp question, and
he had no opinions to express . He said
he had no plans to visit President
Roosevelt this week.
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DEAFNESB CANNOT BE CURED
by local appltctttions. as they cannot:
.9 reach the diseased portion of the ear.
, There is only‘ one way to cure deaf-
ness. and that is by constitutional rem-
.edies. Deafness is caused by all sin-
flamed condition ‘of the mucous lining
What this
sound or Imperfect hearing, and when
it is entirely closed,tl)oafnoss is the
result, and unless the inflammation
. can be taken out and this tube restored
toits normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever;‘:nine cases out or
ten are caused byzostarrh. which is
nothing but an Inflsmed’condltlon of
the mucous surface.
We'wtll‘ give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (causedrby
natal-oh) that cannot be cured by Hall' I:
fiatarrh Cure. Send fatI circulars
ee. .
F. d. CHENEY a C0..‘ Toledo. 0.
Sold by Druggists The.
Take Hall’s Family Pills for consti-
potion.
RONG ISLAND OYSTER NOTES.
Theannual meeting of the testis
Blue Point Oyster Co. will be held in
Patchogue on August 10.
The oyster floats. scows. etc, of T.
H. Dykstra. of West Sayvllle have
been hauled cut‘for general repairs.
The schoqper Nelson of Westerbeko
Bros, of West Sayville. took her last.
load of oyster shells to New Haven
This finishes the shell
running for this season. The company
will overhaul their hosts In prepara-
tion for the coming oyster season.
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,IT CAN’T BE‘ BEAT,
The best of all teachers Is exper-
C. M Harden. of Silver City,
"I find Electric
claimed for it.
and Kidney
I have tried
Stomach. Liver
The attempt at suicide was near it and find it a most excellent. in
cine'I Mr Harden Is right: It's t s
best .of all medicines also for wealt-
Use DcWitt's Little Early Risers. neat; lame back and all run down ooh-
Best too for chills and ms.
The Clifford Pharmacy farts. paid under guareetee at I. H.
0! sum ms me- M
pleasant little pills that are only to ditlona.
take. Soldb
and The not go Pharmacy.
Norwalk Chronicler