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' Ilibitonce. Its age is its gunrap
will alloys lt‘eVorishn‘ess'.“
' ' filial-us m1,
Mp Witt-a You Have Always Bought, and which has been
‘ ihwuse for over 30 years, has horse the signature of
‘ , and has been made under his per-
sonal supervision since its infancy.
All a. ‘ Ailow no one todoceive you in this.
i (.ountert‘clcs, III-flattens and “Joshua-good” or but
Experiments flint trifle with and endanger their
Infinite and (written—Experience agchIst Experiment.
What is CAsroma , L
, i
, “storm is a harmless substituted;
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups,
contains neither Opium. Morphine "I": other
it: renewal fattening Wrotll'tlosi‘ms
Willi:
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emetic
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butlpatlo‘n
”Unites the
Wwithy and: annual sleep.
" Ii‘be Children's Panacea—The M6t‘licr’s Friend.
patterns CA TERIA ALWAYS
Spoonamoru Was counting them up
_ ‘ “That's the eleventh glIl l'vo been
.' engaged to within the last sixteen
" ”bum" he reflected
““l'd better stop right now.
thing I know ill get the habit "
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First
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' prawns WOMAN cars AN
:TFL‘M. E. Gas Heated
FLAT IRON
J 3? so It Saves Her
" .,Labor and Money
, WEIGHT 5 POUNDS.
A ”.00 GAS-HEATED FLAT IRON,
' with My font nf‘ G‘ In Vino" n: d A- hpul'w’
Fire.- Proof Mat, FOR $1.50, just one-
half the regular price.
Hating placed a large order with
the manufacturers of this iron, we are
abled to make this extraordinary
61'. 'v‘ * 0 10M
Every iron is finely finished and
, lckél plated. Be sure and take ad-
£133 blessed of this otter befoxe supply is
r“ tied.
On Sale at Gas Office.
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PROPRIETOR. _ .-.."*l 51;:
‘ HARDWARE.
111 WAIHINOTON STREET,
Damn HL
. 'Phone “70
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‘NO. I null-«d Avenue, south Norwiik‘
9““ a“ “Walsh? 437,, ,.
Hare t1 hays Bought
f In Use For Ove'r 30 Years.
W mun Mlumv "use. muons , .
11HK Newlywed—-l<‘red. dear, I have
done yell at great injustice. Mr. New-
lywed—in what. way '.' Mrs. Newlywed
——Well. I suspected you without ren<
son. i asked several of your friends
that. you go to the club with if you
knew how to play poker. and every
one of them thought a minute and said
you didII't.—-Cbicago Daily News.
“1 s'pose John is still lakln' life
easy.” said the woman in the spring
wagon. "Yes," answmcd the Woman
who was carrying an armful of wood. ,
“John has only two regrets in life.
One is that he has to wake. up to cut 'ltJ'
an’ the other is that he has to quit
oattn' to sleep. '—-Washlnl;ton Star.
Elec‘tnc
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Eletftric Fans.
—THE_"
Reed EVolk
Eleétric (30.,
so wAsI-Imo'rou srnss'r.
-- TELEEHQNE 354. "
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A. J. ANGEVINE
78:, SON. (10.
Flirnituré
StOVes5 &c
134 5 136 Washington
Street, ..
South NorWaIk.
Real Estate
City. Shore and Country Property.
Insurance
Fire, Life. Accident Liability.- .
Steamship Tickets
1. it Layton 8: do.“
-Ineo rated.
.Churcb, Saul O Curtlce.
.the Westport Congregational Church,
‘1)r. lientty will preach in the morning.
.No service in the evening. and no fur-
Istrom, pastor—Sunday, 10:30 a.
preaching: subject, Justification:
,vians not connected with any other
evening until further notice.
.Ruymoud H. Ceisl will speak at 10:30
am
, er nibn with the same abilities would
Church Notices
METHODIST.
South Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
pastor—-
Class meeting, 9: 30 a. 10.; Worship
with preaching by Rev. Everett A.
Purses. 10:30 a. m.; Bible school. 12
.. vesper service, l1 p. m. Tuesday,
risen meeting, 7:45 II. III. Thursday,
prayer meeting. 7 :45 p. In. The or-
ganist and choir will render the follow-
ing selections during the day~M0rn~
lug: Prelude, Oifertoire in F. Salome:
anthem, The God of Abraham Pruloe,
Buck; offertory, lonor solo, selected,
Mr. Moullhrop; postlude, Allegro,
Liebe. Vespers: Prelude, Anttcune.
Batiste; oifertory, Jesus. Saviour of
My Soul, Selmecker; pestlude, Grand
March. Batteman. The Epworth
League chorus will assist. at vcspers.
Norwnlk' Methodist ChurclIv—Rev. A.
J. Smith, of llanbury, will preach
morning and evening. Morning W‘i-
shlp. 10:30; Sunday morning clas
meeting. led by F. H. Bedtent. 9:30;
Sunday school.” m.; llpworth LcamIe
devotional service. 6:30 p. m.; evening
worship, 7:30. Music for the day—"
Morulng: Prelude. Andante Con Mote.
Benolst; offertory solo, Are You
Weary of Your Burden, Westhoff:
Pohtludc in F. Gullmant. Evening:
Prelude. Vision Rudolf Bibi; offertory.
Hear Us. 0 Father, Millard, Mrs. F. L.
Rockwell; 8010. Now the Day is Over,
E. Franklin, Mrs. Rockwell; pestlude,
Offertoire in G, ’1‘. Herbert Spinney.
Knight Street A. M. E. Church. Rev
William St. A. Lynch, 1). D., pastor——
Preaching, 10:30 a. BL: Sabbath
school, 12:30 p. m.; sacred. concert,
3:30 p. In.: young people's meeting,
6:30 p. mm preaching, 7:413 p. m., by
lilo pastor. Class meeting, Tuesday
evening.
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CONGREGATIONAL.
South Norwaik Congregational
Churches. Charles S. Maciarland. pas-
lor~—Publlc worship at 10:30 a. m.. at
which the pulpit will" be occupied by
the Rev. Warren P. Landers, pastor of
in exchange with the pastor.
Music at the First Church. Norwalk,
tomorrow morning: Prelude. Frag-
ment Symphonlquo, 1‘}. Lemaigro: of-
ferlory. Cantileuo in A, Then. Salome;
postlude, “'l‘ollite Hostius," from
Christmas Oratoria, C. St. Suens. ltcv.
titer services in the church or Sunday
school until September ti.
Swedish Congregatiomtl. C. .1. Vahl-
111.,
Sun-
day school. 3:30 p. 111. Communion, {I
p. m.; evening service at 7:30; sub~ «
jcct. The Two Ways. A11 Scandina-
churcb especially invited.‘
EPIBCOPAL.
Trinity Church. ii. A. Linwood Sadl-
ler, rector—Eighth Sunday after Trip
8 a. In,, Holy Communion: 10:45
a. m., morning prayer and sermon.
Morning service will begin at 10:45
and there will be no services in the
_ Sunday
school will meet as usual. at 1:: ill.
1 xcursion of the Sunday at boo] will be
held at Steeplechase Park. llrldgt port
on Thursday. August 20. it is hoped
that every pupil will be present. Sun-
day to Iccelw a ticket
Grace (.‘huIch the Rm. James lien
ton -rWernr r, r'ectm—The eighth Sun
day after Trinity. The celebration of,
the ilolv Communion at 8 o‘clock;
morning prayer and sermon at 10:00. ‘
The llev. L. R. Sheffield ofllclatcs at-
both services. The rector of the par-
ish can be addressed at The Lukwr-l ,
end, Cragsmoor. Ulster County, N. Y.v
BAPTIST.
South Norwalk Baptist Church. Rev.
11. ll. Carpenter, pastoerorning scr-
vlcc at 10:30 a. lit. and evening service
at 7:30. The pulpit will be occupied
at both services by the Rev. K. 0.
Thompson, of l’ark'Cll)‘, Mich. .
First Baptist Church. Norwalk—
“Jcsus' Conception] of Him-
self and His Mission." Circle of Light
prayer 'service .at 10 a. m. Sunday
school at 1-2 In. 11. Y. P. U, meeting
at 7:30 p.- m. Prayer service 'i‘hurs-
day at 7:30 p. In.
Grace Baptist Church. J. Edward
Mauls. pastor—11 a. m., prayer and
praise services; 3: 30 p. m.. Sunday
school; 7. 4.5 0.01.. pIeacblng, subject
A Love Lellet From Heaven. Wednes-
day evening, Union Lyceum; Thurs-
day evening, pIayeI meeting, leaders,
Mrs. G. W. Johnson and Miss Lucy A
’l‘illery; Ftiday evening. ch01r reheat-
sal.
it. UL, 0|]
EVANGELICAL LUTHERAN.
Evangelical Lutheran“ ,Rev. C. F
thtmann. paslm. 40 Henry street,
Stamford, CorIn.~—Pteacbing in .the
(letman language, in chape1,on Main
stIeet, near railroad, 7: 30 p. in Ger-
man school every Wednesday, 1: 30
éu'ius'rIAn SCIENCE: soctéw.
First Christian. Science Society of
NorwalkrvRegular Sunday services at
the reading room, Masonic building, at
11 0. ill. Subject August 9th,‘Splr1t.‘
Testi ny meeting Wednesday at. 8 p.
0th services the public is cur-
glaliy and internally invited. Read-
ing room open to the public each week
dayfr0m2.t05p.m-
Dertt's Little Early Risers, safe
easy, pleasant, sure, little liver pills.
Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy
It is easier for the average woman to
drive a man to drink than it is for her
to keep him fromlt.
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Wife—You are positively the most
conceited man I ever met. Hub—l
conceited! Woman, there‘ s not a con-
'ceited bone in my body. Why anoth-
be absolutely carried aw ay with pride.
—Boston Transcript.
Companionship Barred. .--“Rastus,"
said the man who. gives vice.‘ 'if you
want to prosper in this world. you must
“? ”1:3 with. ”m3: 13mins. kl is
use :13 w r. “ ’
iwllltn' to 'go to bed wif Sill“. hyst'de
folks dat owns chickens ain't sufficient.
1y truetflllv"—Waohlngtou Star.
;was formerly Miss Nellie
:Church
. day evening. August 8th.
A Case of Ecietna
Bcrofula, Salt Rheum? Psoriasis or Ul-
ears that has bathed all doctdrs‘ skill
and other medicines.
D11. Tutors
ECZEMA REMEDY
will positively cure lt—the worst kind
of case or no pay.
Sold by PLATNIR 4" BRADLEY.
South Norwslk. Conn. ,
Send for free illustrated booklet.
GAB BUOY OFF COW AND CALF
TO BE SHIFTED.
Captain Dowo Also Gets New One
Near Clinton.
Through the efforts of Capt: Edgar
8. Dow. the New Haven harbor Inn's-
ter, a change is to be secured in the
location of a gas buoy on the souther-
ly side of Cow and Gulf rocks. off the
entrance to Brunford harbor. The
buoy has not been satisfactory to
yachtsmen and shipping in general. as
it did not cover a number of outlying
Iocks off the shore. Captain Dowe
asked the lighthouse department to
move the buoy further out from Bran-
ford beacon, so that it will serve as
a better guide to vessels entering
Branford harbor and other places east
of that place. The buoy will be chang-
ed on September 1.“. will be painted
r,ed and show a fixed white light dut-
lug periods of 3% seconds, operated
by eclipses of 71,5 seconds' duration.
it new location will be on the south
side of Brauford reef. The magnetic
bearings are as follows: Brunford reef
beacon, 0 degrees 00 minutes (N);
’l‘wo 'I‘Icc island, right tangent, 613 de-
gIces 00 minute» (NE by E. 941‘);
Sulhwest Ltdge Lighthouse, 292 do
grces 30 minutes (WNW)
The gas buoy will be taken up dur-
ing the winter, and the station will be
marked by a second class spur. of the
same. color and number, kept in posi-
tion all the yetu‘.
in response to another petition
which Captain Dowa sent in, the light
house department has established a
gas buoy on the West end of Long
Sand shonl off Clinton and Westbrook.
This will prove 11 great benefit to ship-
ping In the Sound. The end of the
about here has heretofore been Iuark~
‘cd by a nun buoy, and the service, as
found by Captain [)0er. through his
own exper ence and that of others.
was not 0 cient. For his work in get-
ting these two improvements. Captain
Dowc has earned the gratitude not on.
1y of people interested in merchant
marine. but a great many yachtsmcn,
if you take Kodol in the beginning
the, bad attacks of Dyspepsia will be
avoided, but if you allow these little
attacks to go unbcoded it will take
[cool a longer time to put your stom-
,uch in flood condition again. (let a bot-
te of Kodol today Sold by The 0111
foul Pharmacy and The Budge Phur
macy
WILTON.
Cluules Eckltmd is engaged in (I'll
penleIing at Seaside Pmk Bridgeport
Miss lv‘IIIntes Lt ltiund is visiting her
cousin, Miss Florence liurlbult, in
Bridgeport.
The Clio (‘lub will meet this week
["1lllil)’ Ironing at the home of Miss
Alite Merwin.
An auction \\ 111 be held Thursday.
August 1.1th, on the premises of Slitlngl
ComsIock, in North Wilton.
Mr. and Mrs. My M. T. Ride” of
New Haven. have been visiting "
Mary A. White, in‘t‘arlnon.
Mr. and Mrs. Whitney are the happy
parents of a daughter. Mrs. Whitney
_Ca afield,
ladies of' the Congregational
‘wlil hold a fair Wednesday,
August 13th. afternoon and evening. 1!
stormy next fair day.
The Katydlds were heard in this it)
calily Wednesday, July 29th. Accord-
ing to accepted belief the frost will
come in six weeks. on September 4th
Two plays presented by local talent
will be given in the Town Hall. Satur-
The pro
coeds will be devoted to the organ fund
of St. Matthew's parish.
The Flower Mission held a meeting.
Thursday afternoon, at the home of
Miss Alice Olmstead. The secretary‘s
report stated that there were now
thirty-five members on the roll. it is
desired to increase the number to 50.
A lunch party was.given lathe Tea
Room. last Wednesday afternoon, by
Miss Mercy Boyd in honor of Miss lsai
belie Robertson, of ShoIt Hills. N. J.
Other guests weIe Miss Elvine Rich-
ard, of New York, and Miss Jean Mc
Queen.
An attendant at the last Friday eve-
ning services at St. Matthew's ChuIch
had the misfortune to lose her spec
tacles near the, chm ch while on the
way home. if [hand in the mud curb
the following day they will probably
be returned to the owner
The Wilton nine again- stbred a suc-
cess on the gall grounds last Satur-
day. The ltowaytons were beaten 4 to
2somewhat to their surprise, as they
had previously lost, this season only
three out of fifteen games. Harrison.
of Wilton, proved an impartial um-
plre.
A whist party. also an apron sale,
was held last Thursday afternoon on
the veranda and lawn of the residence
of Mrs. C. J. Dewitt. Fourteen tables
were in play, including two bridge
whist. Miss Ca line Law won the
first prize, Miss inney the second,
Miss Carpenter the third and Miss
Hurd received thé consolation. Thirty-
five dollars was tted, which will in-
crease the ballot fund for a new 11-
b'rany to $100.
The electrical am Wednesday af-
ternoon was qr to severe. sage
limbs of trees were torn off by the high
The
wind and thrown across the street,
near the lower crossing. obstructlni!
ironic for several hours. A large locust
tred near George Davenport's house
was struck, the bolt. sttprwardi‘ enter
{a the building and will!!! st!
8 Dill ill.) one then at home M. van
e.port was fortunately in ii room remote
new the scene at disaster and so Ies~
cared .
qu'r HdL‘L :3.
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Mr. Worden Rsptle‘s to 0110 of His'
Unknown Critics.
Editor of The Sentinel:
‘A few days since 1 received a paper
from seine person in South or East
' Norwalk, who seemed to be ashamed
of then name Now i am not particu-
1m 1y proud of my name. but
ashamed of it. in this pnpér
article markul “Pretty with}. , l':
nal lieii, " and over- the to it.
'itead this." it meant a at option
an article on Neil, which appeared in
'l‘ he Sentinel a short time use over my
signature I took the stand that if
there was a continuous existing Heav—
ell. there mast be a cantluuous exist-
ing Hell according to scriptural au
thority. in this aItlcle the writer
bases his authority upon the third
chapter of John. the thirty-sixth verse,
as a contradictory proof. This .is the
way its reads: “lie that bellevoth
in the Son hath life, and he that be- -
lleveth not the son shall not see life."
The writer of this article says: "The
sinner will not see ternal life, not to
speak of enjoying . and if the sin
her be depIived of eternal life, he can
not suffer. eternally.
Well now they only quote a part of
the vetse, as is always the case with
this class of people. They use lll!‘
Scriptures to stilt their argument by
not giving the Scripture in full. The
last clause of the verse reads likt
this: "And he that believeth not the
Son shall not see life; but the wrath
of God. nbldeth on him." Now thit-
doesn't mean that the wrath of God
IIbidetlI upon his ashes after he. has
been consumed, nor upon his grave '
that contains his body. it says upon
him; abideth' means continuous, per
manent. Therefore, if a man refuses
to accept Jesus Christ he must takr
the consetptences of abiding unch
the wrath of God eternally, according
to Scripture, and that is the only au
thority We have.
Then again the writer of this ar-
ticla refers to the palaces of Jeru
saletn being threatened with up
quI-ucbable fire (another misquotntiot
~lt doesn't any set. Jcr. 17327. llu‘
allow, if you please, that it means that
they go on to say that if an unquencb
able fire will burn Jerusalem's palaces
why will it not burn up the ungodh
if they will get into it? Why will it
not burn up the righteous also if they
get into it? What is true of the 01“
would be true of the other, for it. re
fers lo the physical death. Then they '
say the preaching of eternal tortun
disbonors God. it. doesn't dishouo:
Hint half so much as their doctrim ‘>
does. which claims that alters mat
dies. soul, body, spirit. etc. that. Go:
recreates him again (for if his son ,
dies. it is a new creation. not a resur
rectlon) in order to have a bonfire oi .
him to torture and burn him up will
fire and brimstone, to gratify His own ,
that .
lilCilSiil‘t‘. No. 1 don't believe
God has ever caused an unnecessary
pain or pang from the timeAdam fel'
until today. Sin is the cause of al
suffering. He is too kind a Fatth
to do such a thing. '1 believe tiIa'
when God breathed upon man and lit
became a living soul he became co
eternal with Himself, and must cxis
as long as God exists. This is wit}
Jesus Christ came to redeem him baci-
to (led. and the roast why all are no.
saved by this sacrifice is because 0‘
our free moral agency to choose not
and do fououtselves as we please
This makes us responsible: if we no
cepl, we are saved; it We reject, wt
me. test, and that of ourselves.
There is no one that would ban moIt
pleased to believe that there was In
eternal punishment than i. if it coulv‘
be substantiated by Jesus Christ" s au'
lbority. liut it cannot. lie is the out:
one that has ever come roIn the bt
mm! to give us any infoInItItloII ll
regard to the future. and 111s detlara
tions are just us emphatic in re latloI
to the etetnal punishment of the wick
ed as to the eternal happintss of tin
righteous, and there is no gettiut
aw try from it.
I would be glad to have this hieud
whoever he may be. to discuss0 thi:
matter with me either by public com
munication pIiIute cortespoudence
01 personal visitation, providing 11ch
will take lcsus Christ as authority.
To live good is to die well, and Hell
will have but little concern for us.
, JONAS D. WORDEN.
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LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left a grip-wreck.0n1y thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ But
you want Balm and II plenty so do not
trifle with the small sizes but get the
500 or $100 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every thret
hours. Be sure to keep up this treat
ment. faithfully for two Weeks afteI
you think you are we11,t9 utterly an
nihilate every germ in every. great or
gen. These remaining germs cause tin
evil hg‘ter effects; it is halbcured grip
if t 'gl‘lp tarts with hemorrhages of
the lungs gve the large dose every 10
or 16fmln tes tintii R stops.
FINED MEN 1 S‘EOON 0N SUN
EW HAVEN Aug. 8,—~Judse Tr
ner Iyesterday declared that no man
has a right in a saloon on Sunday
making this statement when be lined
two men who viere found inside a so
1000 The men claimed they won
cleaning out the saloon. i 0 .
RED so's'ss. '.
Do you suffer the embtlrrassment of
carrying around an extremely reI
nose? or are you tortured with a red
blotchy 0r pimply face? if so you an
foolish to stand it tons: it is tht
slmpletlt and easiest thing. in tin
erd to get rid of. No matter What
might have been the cause. the follow
lug harmless and inexpensive treat
meat will positn‘iely remove all oases
of your embarrtssment in 'from two
to four Weeks. "‘
Get this prescription filled at any
Drug store Clesroia oneb'nif ounce
or one ounce, Alcohol seven
0 cos.
and apply to the parts affected .
as oflen as possible, but morning and
night anyway. allowing it to rs sin or
as 1001.10. ten
minutes. t e l (or at 0 better than
you canwipe 0 the powdery film de
Sugar and
Value $3.50 for $2.80.
Value $4.50 for $3.60.
Water, Bottles.
Value $2.75 for $2.20.
Value $4.00 for 83. 20.
V aluc $7 50 for $6. 00. ,
Value $6.75 for 85. 4'0.
Value $7. 00 for $5. 60. '
\ aluc $8. 50 for $6. 80.
Old Blue l2- piete Ioilet Set,
Value $7. 50,
English l’ortelain Sets, tulip
or green,
Value $12. 50,
s
discount, and the price holds
0
Section this summer. lhesc
plated backs
Special at 25
and Lamps
stcrv labtics.
(Office ltuuishings and
I
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ARTIST SYLO
WALK.
Well-known Painter Decorating the
Residence of Louis Udelman.‘
Joseph .1. Sylos. of Greenwich, is
decorating the ceilings of five of the
large rooms in the.former Edwin
Adams residence in Fairticid avenue.
recently acquired by Louis lidelman,
he South Main street business man.
The house, when completed, will be
unong the fittest residences in this sec.»
ion of the state. Mr. Udeiman is spar-
ing no expense and is displaying much
Irtlstic ability, in having it placed in
excellent condition.
Mr Sylos is one of the best known
artists and fresco painters in this sec
,.lon, and many of his paintings have
excited much favorable comment. One
‘0! the examples of his skill is now at
Mr. Udelmsns place, of business in
South Main street, It is a reprodILc
Lion of the original "lilossoming,"
Astl. in the. New York Museum of Arts.
This original is valued at upward of
$50,000. and- Mr. Sylos' reproduction is
estimated to be worth 85, 000. It is
perfect in every way. the outlines ,of
the figure, with the tapestry which
partly covers it. the color sobeme and
all else being above criticism. Mr
Sylos has received many compliments
on the work, and liberal offers for its
sale. but he has refuséd to part with it
State of Ohio, City. of Toledo, Lucas
County, ss, ‘
Frank J. Cheney mdkés oath that hr
is senior partner of the firm of F. J
Cheney & 00.. doing. business in the
City of Toledo. County and State store
said, and that said firm will pay the
rsum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARr
for each and every case of Catarrb that:
cannot be cured by the use of Hall’I
Catarrh Cure
‘ FRANK J CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribe:
in my. presence. mines day of Decem
ber,A’ ..,D 1886. . ..
mm: A.W. GLEASON,
(Seal) .. . Notary Public.
Hall's Catarsh Cure is taken intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood ant
mucous surfaces of the system. sent
for testimonials free.
F .i. CHENEY & 00.. Toledo,0
Sold by. all Druggists. 75c. ,
Ta'ke Half: Family Pills for consti
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ADVIRTIQEH LETTERS.
m tutu-1mm letters rem-1p 000,1:
older sloth! fol wins postoifices o
the current- we ,
. .Boutli Nor-walk.
Miss Susie. Myers.
Herbert Nickels.
Miss A. M. Owe
Miss B. C. P
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or it: an ..'rssuit in pneumonia .,Brs
1.01am as: 21 'm“'"pup_':°'d' w or
ever a m i 0| es Dog
359,500 in“? r. 60 battlefie'rog I
her, care Wii'llan
(Macro, Baxter's and Platsted' s. ”
Mm Home .. i299»),
mama Advmtlemeau I
The D. M.
,mwm rm.
The Store closes daily at five o’clock except Saturdays. , ..‘
Cut Glass and Rock Crystal
in the August Sale
Salad and Fruit Bo’w'ls, Vabés, Jugs,
or articles III Cut Glass at the Same reductions.
Electroii‘ers
in Erass and Bronze.
lN soul‘s sort T
MISS Annalikpay. ._ ,-
.M...
Bridgepc'rt Advertisements.
Read Co.
Cream Sets.
Value $ 7.50 for $6.00.
Value $10.00 for $8.00.
‘ Candlesticks.
Value $3.75 for $3.00.
Value $4.50 for $3.60.
Value $5.50“ for $4.40.
Tumblers, and otlI~
for $10. 20.
for $12. 00.
for $16. 00.
Value $12. 75
. ..Valuc $15.00
Value $20.00
Eng iislI Porcelain Toilet Sets
conventional design,
special at $6.00.
pattern in dark blue, yellow
special at $10.00.
IClIin'a Store,10wcr floor.
Ardah‘a‘n Rugs
so per cent. below regular.
These fine Rugs sold splendidly yesterday
first time they have 0ch been offered at am it a generous
it is the
good Only thiough this sale.
"Gold Collar and Gulf Pins
No mote attractive offering has been at out chchy
convenient little pins which
women use by the dozen, have solid gold fronts and gold
lhcy are equipped with a new style safety
drum and guaiuutecd unbreakable
&S a pair.
Remember the Special Discounts of the Furniture Sale.
lueut) pcr tent. on i urniture, ,Chinu, Glass Silch
Ten per cent. on Ca1pcts,Rugs, Curtains and Uphol-
Dining (hairs reserved)
Read Co
.‘,,. ;.;—».,.
4—...— ._
$27,483.32 FOR GUARDSMEN.
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Connecticut's Allolment Under the
Dick Law.
WASHINGTON. D. G. Aug 6---Con
Quectlcut will receive an allotment of
$27 483 :12 for the benefit of her militia,
this fiscal year.. from-«file 82, 000.000
Ian, 1 appIoprlation carried by the
,ill law of 1906 After considerable
:,work the war department has calcu-
lated this allotment, using as a basis
the state“ It representatfbn in Congress,
as required by law. Connecticut gets
more than any other New England
‘tatc except Massachusetts, ,0! ,th‘
requires that atleast 86,870.83 shall
be used for the promotion of rifle
practice. The balance. however, of
$20. 612 49 is available for armme equip
ment and camp purposes. In handling
this fund the state officials truest be
guided by war department regulations,
A second allotment to the Connectl:
cut militia from an appropIiatiou of
$2, 000 000 provided by the militia law
passed last session will be announced
sbmtly;1t will be based upon the
number of men in the state‘s national
guard, at an arbitrary, rate of $19 per
man. This will enable the war de—
partment to assist all of the ,1 .000
and odd men in the national gu d of
the whole country.
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WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Everybody in Zanesville, 0.1tnows
Mrs Mary Lee, of rural route 8.5110
writes: ‘ My husband, James Lee, firm;
1y believes he owes his life to the use
of Dr. Kings .New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely “99:96. that
consumption seemed tnovittib e, when
mil-lend, recommended New Blacovery.
We tried it. and its use has restored
‘Ilm to perfect healtlIJ' rKing' s. New
Discovery in the King Def throat and
lung remedies. For coughs and colds
Itllims 11; equal. $71159 dose gives
:e of. y tn, 0 an guara 00
It 1“. ..H' e'r‘fs’drulzsl slflrre. S'Ocniind
7'1. 00. Trial ottle free ' if.
,, BASEBALL haw _
Yesterday's American League nulls.
At St. Lbu’ls—St Lou‘is- New York,
rain. . .
At Chicago—Chicago 7, Boston 0...
At. Detroit—Philadelphia 3, petroit
l.
2 At Cleveland—Washington 2 Cleve-
- ‘nnd -..1
YosYterdsy'o National Lap ue Reich.
At Brooklyn—Cincinna .Broo-
Iny n3
Philadelphia Pittsburg, sl. Louis-
loston. and \New York Chicago post-
lonwu- ,l‘tlllm I I». u .. any
"1.58.0971". AT Hal-£19! NEW
ABSORPTION
if you suffer trout bleeding, itching.
mud or protruding piles. send
vour address, and i will tell u how
0 care yourself at home by
Ibsorptfon treatmeilt; and w m
tend some of this home treatment
or trlslri with references from your
own locality, it recanted" implants
site! and permanent cure as
lend no #7091. was Nani“ l" llll.‘
Sum-
mers. 30: P, Notre Dammind u
h
total allotment to Connecticut the law '
Norwalk Chronicler