“ “3581:1089 sod
xii Quilts.
1:; Wm hamgm' and fins
2213‘. K ,BANKS'
scum
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Imilixcelltlit vain
9.9911!
an: MS Mrs
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The monthly meeting of Old Well?
Hook and Ladder Company will be
held next Monday evening at 8. o clock.
0' Brlen.
' -—-Capa, Caps.
_.__.___..
A meeting of the Cigar Makers' Un-
Ion will be held next Monday evening
at the Central Labor Lyceum, in Wash-
ington street.
.—.-—.—_._..
Dr. and Mrs. Daniel .Sheedy and
children from Poughk epsie. N, Y-.
and Dr. Sweenep and wife. from New-
burg. N. Y., are visiting Dr. Shecdy's
mother, Mrs. Michael Sheedy, of Main
street, Nor'walk.
~Everything must go regardless of
cost. Closing out sale Dry Goods, etc...
at M. S. Smith & Company’ s.
The foundry of the Lockwood Mantr-
facturing company started in work.
yesterday morning. width was the first
Friday morning that the foundry has
worked in nine months. which goes to
show that times are improving.
John C. Russell, of Norwalk, has
returned to town after a fourteen
weeks' stay in Dayton, bio. the home
of the National Cash eglstcr com
pany, where he found things booming.
but where his health was not good,
which was the cause of lrisi‘returniug.
~—See that you get yours! Think of
lt—over $195,000,000 shelled out 111
July dividends in U. S. alone; getting
into circulation fast you bet: all hands
loosening up on wads. Some of it
must go for house repairs. leaky roofs.
etc. Call up St. John & Keyscr. 310.-
Steamboat Place.
1.75.
To HOLD 1N CHECK
A DANGEROUS CASE
the medicines administered must. be
8«compounded from the
, FOREST 0 008- ,
No othgr kind is 9 11111111. No other
kind is 8 1d here.
Otrr stock has no time to stagnatc.
PRESCRIPTIONS
are prepared from the freshest and
rnost’ reliable goodat.
Our line of Proprietary Medicimis is
complete.
Edw. W. Kelley, Jr.
DRUOCOIST.
8 NORTH MAIN STREET.
TEL. 050—3.
Mrs, 1111114115. Hoyt, of No. 2 Bur
ritt avenue. has been the guest of
friends in Holyoke, Mass.
The clam bake committee of the
South Norwalk Fire Police will hold a
meeting on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Giles Gregory, of Court
landt. strete, have as their guest Misr
Florence Morehouse, of Wilton.
Mi's. Benjamin C. Eckert, of Grand
street, has been entertaining Miss
Mary Roberts, of Utica, New York. '
O'lirien.
-—Brown Dei'bies.
Palestine Castle. Ancient Order
Knights of the Mystic Chain, will hold
a regular meeting, Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Schumann, of
Main, street have been entertaining
Mr and Mrs Charles Gaines, of Stratl
ford.
Mrs. George Raymond, of Union
Park, Nor-walk, had the. misfortune to
be thrown to the ground, Wednesday
evening, at 9 b'clook. as she attempt-
Mott avenue. The car started before
she was on the ground, and she was
thrown heavily, and is lucky that no
bones were broken.
-—0. & K. Hats. O'Brien.
Mildred, the two-year-oid daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry .I. Gibson. of
11 Quintard avenue, celebrated her
birthday. Thursday afternoon, with a
little party. About eighteen children
of the neighborhood were in attend-
ance. Games were played and cream
and cake, as well as souvenirs in the
shape of fans, were passed around.
i" H
-—CIOsing out and bargain sale 1111-
derwear, Hosiery. Gloves, etc. Look
for our Saturday specials. M. S,
Smith & Co.
Lonnie Follette. the clever young no
for who has captured Norwalk and-
fences on several occasions, will surelv
receive the glad hand next week, when
he appears as a feature of the Roton
Point vaudeville. The management
has not been informed in advance of
Lonnle‘s stunt this year. but they are
confident that it will be a good one.
—-Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
___
Messrs. Edward Drumm, Harry.
George and Joseph Hayes. of Eliza
bath. N, J.. and members of the
yacht club. of that place, have been
spending the week in Norwallr while
on a cruise in their launch. They have
been moored at the Norwalk Yacht.
Club. and have been guests at the home
of Edward W. Kelly, of West ave-
nue.
-—.Auctlon Sale household furniture.
garden utensils, etc., at William. E.
Barnes’. 6 Hawkins Ave, East Non
walk, Wednesday, Aug. 12, at 1:30.
rain or shine. .
Rev. Arthur J. Smith, D.D., of Dan-
bury, will occupyt‘the pulpit of the
Norwalk M. E. Church on the coming
Lord's day. The subject of the morn-
ing sermon will be The» Christian
Heaven: Where is in? What is it?
_ What Are its Employments? Who
Will Go There? The theme in the eve-
ning will be Weights: How Much Do
You-Weigh?
, —Yacht and Golf Caps. O'Brien.
rContractor Daniel Toomey, who
built the new Pock’s [£288 light re-
cently came north from was. DEL. in
his iigbter‘ Humphpey Toomey." bring
lngno’st of his. effects as the work on
9 the new light. there is about finished
The ‘fl‘oomey" was towed north. but
ipanowkot Bridgeport. where she is ,
dtte wit one hundred horse-
mm; 31.931919118111111 of the Globe-
maker: 1111111 which she will have her
own power.
1.31.128; ,
at. 61. 1111111111.
HOUR mm'tolpun.
OUNDA 0-18 h 4 p. at.
o
St. John & Keyser are installing 1
new set of doors at the Putnam lies.
house. Thomas Robins has the 1111
.5011 work.
ed to alight from a trolley car at,
Miss May Dougherty, of New York
‘ was a visitor in Stamford, Thursday:
Miss Daugherty is spending a vacation
at Norwalk.
Mrs. C. M. Fitch has returned to her
home in New York. after having spent
twu weeks with Mrs. Frances E. Fitch
(if 63 West street.
Eben Hill, .lr., lieutenant and navi
gator of the Connecticut Naval Militia
'star'tcd today on the annual cruise or
board the Machias.
‘ ——Don't miss otrr Saturday night
specials. M. S. Smith & Co.
Uncas Haymakers‘ Association wll,
hold its regular meeting. next Monday
evening, at,8 o‘clock. in Red Men':
Hall, Washington street.
Frederick Cullen, of Conucctlcu‘
avenue, has returned from the Berk
shirc Hills. where he has been spend
1111; seven weeks with his aunt.
Charles 1.. James. who fell from 1111
roof of his barn and injured hirusol
so badly. a month ago, is 110w able tr
be. about with the help of a crutch.
-—Urnbrellas & Yacht Caps. O'Brien .
Mrs. John H. Light, Of South Nor
walk. is a guest of her mother. Mrs
Harriet Lockwood, of Cherry street
New Canaan. She will remain then
several weeks. ,
Mrs. Florence Elcsser and Mia:
Eidth Davis returned to their home:
in New York city, yesterday, after a
visit with Mrs. Josephine Hyatt, of
County street, Norwalk.
Mr_ and Mrs.'Adam Singer,,of Havl
land street, are entertaining Mrs. Aug
ust Zirkeibach and two children. oi'
Newark. and Miss Minnie Schwartz.
of Orange, New Jersey. -
-—-Closing Sale of'Dry. Goods. Kitch
enware, Glass. Crockery. Window
Shades, etc.. now going on, at M. S
Smith a 00.7..
Professor and Mrs. Paul Mitchell
who have been making a short visl.
with Mr..and Mrs. Charles E. Law:
rence. of issues place: have returned
to their summer home in Stratford.
-————-v-—w—Q
The annual reunion of .the Fifth C1111 5‘
hecticut Volunteers will be. held at Sav
in Rock, next Monday and Tuesday.
There ‘1] be a camp fire on Monda
evening and a business meeting on
Tuesday.
In The Norwalks. last week, thei'e
Were only three» sales. of real estate,
.as substantive for the last week
in July. one year ago. The mortgages
amounted to 89. 400, and one year ago
they were 839, 370.
11191 01111 Shit
That's all we ever ask 11' 1111111 to H
let us make for him.
1 If we makethatone. we are sure L
,to doALLof his tailoring afterwards. ,.
Every customer we have is a pleased
one.- That's why We are doing such a
big business.
Womb Tonto 191 as makeone suit.
for you We want you to know what it
1.98“? fiiiii'it
LSASHIOMILE .TAILORM... ,
24 No. Main $8.1 South Nor-walk.
There's no dead drugs on our shelves,
‘ polled to do in self-protection; she con-
.4 mung: 181ml '
,l
'1 borough preparation 1‘01 c1113
legs. Scientific Schmlf o [add-1 ,
ness. An exponent: tit .11!
teachers gives individual 88 gn-
tion to each boy. An 13qu out *
department for younger boys. ‘
For catalogue address 1
sum um. III-ssh
A
1w?” .ry- «.19., .1
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WOOD PRODUCTION: 1N GERMANY.
A yWW'I‘
totho Conner
Thlt Country 1.1191111:
ssourcofi
" ’ when of: rt-
Germany rccclvcs the credit of being
does with her limited natural resources
whatyounger nations will soontbe’com
seryas them
. When our wood supplies. stored up
from 100 to 500 years, are within sight
of their end and saw mills that have
been maved from the‘ white pine belt of
the north to the yellow pine belt of the
south l1aVe been moved to the Pacific
Coast for their last stand, then Gor-
- many’s scientific forestry policy will
receive better recognition.
We do not think of moving a grist
mill about from one wheat field to an-
other, as the fields in turn become ex-
hausted: After one crop is harvested
another is coming on. So it must be
with the sawmill and the crop of trees.
if it takes 50 years to raise a tree of a
given species, then oneflftieth of the
forest may be out each year. provided
It resectis 01' is replanted—and the saw
mill stays 'at the same place and the
workmen live in their permanent snug
homes near by: the “lumber shanty"
vill be a thing of the past: raisingi
trees a business like raising whcaR.
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith. of West Frank-
‘in Maine. says: “1 like good things
1nd have adopted Dr. King’s New lilfe'
Pills as our family laxative medicine.‘
1ccuusc they are good and do their
vork without making a fuss about It."
I‘lrcse painless purifiers sold at F. H
taxter‘s drug store. 25c. ”
This is the opening gun of our ann-
bctter and broader the choosing ller
EXTENSION TABLES.
828,00, reduced to 818.00
921.00, reduced to 816.50
818.00 reduced to 814.00
815.00, reduced to 912.50
813.50. reduced to 811.00
812.00, reduced to 8 9.00
810.00, reduced to 3 7.50
8 9. 009 reduced to 8 7.00
8 8.0 0.reduce.d to 8 6-00
8 6.5
8 5.
0,rednced to 8 5.00
.reduced to 8 4.00
SIOEBOARDS.
835 .00 reduced to 829 0
it is so easy to give ilgur-
must suffice to say, you'll find
1218 Ntnh M11111 Stree,
MERRILL
l
for a ycar' s schooling.
1300?".1'1108081-81 1.
'on these items should interest you,
are good.
82. 25 Fine Lawn Jumper Dresses 31.75
82. 25 and $2. 00 Lawn Wuists .. ”81.75
81. 25 and $1. 50 Waists ........... 980
C. B. Net Corsets. all sizes . .459
Net Lisle Gloves. “Kayser” make. 18::
iwrdtn No 160 11111119», extra .good i
quality“... ' .25: ylrd-
. 11...:
. 1.
N0
' 1,1
,1: 81.1:
64 ,w SHINGTON arson. ,'_ g
5 ” I P18118818 1's
f
mesh-m stub; few or 0rd
‘Tl'y a pair right now. -1,
‘—
Among till the riations of the world
the most thoroughly scientific... ,Sjre,
which means a saving of from 20 to 30 per cent.
Text Books for the entire course furnished FREE.
suitcase.
The Low Prices
1111 11111 11111 if
511118-17. 91111111111 11 ammo-11911
g5 Afr-TRAOTIO I.
Especial attention slvcn to siltotnoblio" ponies.
Wm "‘11:" gitxltl Lilia“ ,, 111188- 81111-18888 1199911111.:
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager. 1
11180701006
01- Visits Nisntlc
orks
' ,(‘iiiiiutyiliouith Oil'lu's Arthur M.
um'of “Norwich. accompanied by
Wit Officer I“ H- Rurt visited the
“ Mont“ bf the Niantlc Monhaden 011
"8811118”
f .1; ”m the mu: works are ("llll‘led on.
. A,1n‘uu1bsr of complaints have been
name Co., at Rocky Neck.
p, and investigated the manner
entered. IThey decided something
must bordpno to prevent the odors oi‘
decay1nsh being waftcd over (l-res
cent ch, Black Point and Niantic.
ilill.
and seems to be that the steamers
are bringing in fish fasten than they
canibe worlwd 119.114. the factory
43.1 ugbt that the plant, will have to
s,ut down 1111 a time during the
hot weather. The factory probably
will be enlarged and more machinery
131111111 antler to work up 111111
while fresh, and prevent ilrc odor
which is causing all the trouble
present.
There are many imitations of De-
WItt‘s Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve
but just one original. Sold by The
Pharmacy. 1
tr 1 W. .-. M.-
RAILROAD CHANCES 1N SEYMOUR.
The New York. New Haven and
Hartford Railroad Company was grant.
ed permission Thursday by the railroad
commissioners to take land owned by
Robert 1. Sanford and S. P. Sanford.
both of the town of Oxford. The land
is in the tod‘n of Seymour and will be
used for additional tracks, turnouts
and freightw stations.
lhii‘fd in, tin gm
NEW HAVEN PRIEST GOES TO
KENTUCKY. -
NEW HAVEN.A11g. 8.——-llcv. Father
:h‘rancls W. Linaban. 11 Dominican long
iattached to St. Marys Church here.
has received an assignment to St.
Rose 3 Seminary in Kentucky.
,Bosrs thoA
Bigutsrs
\(snrredy' s Laxative Cough Syrup is
especially recommended for children
‘It tastes nearly as good as maple
illlfiflr: Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The 111111129 Pharmacy.
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE
AUGUST FURNITURE SALE,
The earlier you come the
o are some of today‘s: offerings:
832.50, reduced to 828.00
”830.00, reduced to 824.00
828.00. reduced to 823.00
826.00. reduced to $22.50
825.00, reduced to 82100
823.50, reduced to $19.50
821.00, reduced to $16.00
BUFFETS. ,
835.00, reduced to 831.00
832.50, reduced to $28.00
880.00, reduced to 824.50
828.00. reduced to 822.50
825. 00. reduced to $21. 50
ml
-' and so hard to show quality in print. that It
.alues to repay a journey through our stow.
A. J. COLLINS & C0..
, Funeral Directors and Embalrners,
South Norivalk, 8111111,,
’1’
THE COST _OF ATTENDING
COLLEGE
IS MODERATE.
Many young petiole earn enough the first year out to more than pay
it
M. A. MERRILL. Prln.
soar 611697611.
[1 I
and impel you to buy while assortments .
01111111911 11 25c P81118018 ........ .151:
Children‘s Rompers, sizes 2 to 6, ,1 c
................. 256 and 480
Children's 25c Stockings. plain
1.13m“ lip , also, tan, white and
1:11:11 lac, per ir. .
1 hot 25c and 5°C Belts‘u ".-
yes 81 (10.,
QOUTH. NORWALK,
That is why We offer “you now and then such bargains.
It, is the “come again“ 1 ads that We are after.
1that we are selling 11‘: real bargains
, .'l’_1iione 468
‘4: that, Just
ew Management.
nu
iii-'11:”.-
811116. SATHiNG.
The smell roaches as frtr as Ninntic '
Tire cruise of the trouble. it. is.
It,
:1 t.
Clifford Pharmacy sad The Bridge }
18:30:,11:00.
81161191181111:
cry—119‘ hétter but1
.111:
t'a‘Whrni the 11111111 is 1111811611 at your
‘ . the
model creature
se'tmmrledfgi 80
to use.
:'
permitted
Packed Hilton-mm
sry bu or thstis
[8 opened at the cream- -
ier Was ever disclosed.
, the best 1. ,
“if,“ an: is 111111 the richest
1115.8 Marconi—models the 111111119
---packed in the {lot and
e that only the mak-
ers of Gold Medal Creamery Butter are
Always sold at the price of ordin-
HM“ v the dealer In the city.
II 11111 your can '1 supply you 111m: 11:.
DILLON and DOUGLASS.
New Haven and Hartford. Conn. 1
Springfield. Mum Providence. R.1.
Thé Butter .‘
.Iha't [.1
g-
madé 5981',
k911i ‘ 598i.
81117
1.11111 best
.‘.c_ 171. .1'..A
_~{,. 9 flea-Jar.-
MAIL ROUTE CHANGES.
Service at Cobalt—Rural Free De-
ilverlos.
WASHINGTON. August. 8.—Thc
mail messenger service between Mid-
dle Hadrian: and Cobalt has been
changed by order of the department.
'l‘l ' distance traveled in this service
11: been lengthened from three-quite
ters of a mile to one mile.
Official figures show that on Aug-
ust 1 there were 257 rural free dc~
livery routes in operation in Connee
ticut. There was no increase 111 the
number of routes since the fiscal your
began. July 1. 011 August 1 only
eight petitions for new routes were
pending before the department. Up
to-dnte 305 such petitions were re-
ceived. but there were only thirty
nine adverse reports rendered upon
them.
DcWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
will promptly relieve all Kidney and
iiindd'cr disorders. Sold and recom-
mended by The Cifford Pharmacy and
The Bridge Pharmacy.
NEW CORPORATIONS.
Certificates of Incorporation wore
tiled Thursday in the state secretary's
081m as follows:
The Maylinger Company, which will
conduct a general delicatessen brist-
ness in New Haven. The company Is
capitalized at 810. 000
The Young Controte and Construc
tion Company. of Waterbury, capi-
talized at $25,000.
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
Mrs M. M. Davison, of No. 3‘10 Gif-
ford Avc.. San Jose. Cal., says: "The
worth of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache, billions
ness and torpor of the liver and bowels
Is so pronounced that I am prompted
to sav a word in its favor. for the bone.
fit of those seeking relief from such
afflictions. There is more health‘for
the di estive organs 111 a bottle of Elec-
tric B ttors than in any other remedy
1 know of." Sold under guarantee at
H. Baxter‘s drug store; 50c. ' “
saw Yoga. new 1111sz a
HARTEORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE:-
[In Effect July 27, 1908.
sou'm NORWALK TO 111w YORK.
A. M.——12:53x, 5:07x, 5141:. 6:11,
6:481, 6:54x. 7:51x, 81141:. 11:48:,
9:06x. 9:30x,9:54.10:23x, 10:53x.
1 1122011.
P. M.—12:51x, 1:05.1148x, 2:51x.
3. 27. 5327:, 5: 07, 5: 37.5151}. 6:40,
0:511, :18x, 7:51x, 9:51x; 10:82. Sat-
Iurdays only,” 3:20.
-. Sun ndays.
A. M.-—-12: 53x, 5: 071:, 5: 41x, 8: 54s.
.8: 38:.
, P. M.—,—i2: 56x, 2 44:. 2: 51:, 5:37
5:511. 7: 00:, 7: '10x. 7: 51:, 9: 51:
10:19.
.’ SOUTH any“ TO 11111
A. M—~12:09x, 1:161, 1:57x, 617,
7: 28, 8: so, 9. 14x 10:24x,11:10x,11:47
P 15-112: 981:. 1: 18. 2. 49. 8: 10x.
-:3 2414:111 5112.6:1111. 6: 33 7:0911,
I9: -,80 9:141: 10: 08, 11: 18.
.. Sundays.
éIA. M—12: 09x, 1: 16x, 1: 57:, 7: 44.
.10: 50x 11:10.
‘ 19 P. M.:——-6 48, 7:09x, 8. 24:1, 11:42:.
SOUTH NORWALK T0 DANBURY.
‘A. M.-.——l: His. 6: 20, 9: 43.10: 06}. ,-
P. 811—11: 25, 4. 33;. 6.21:. 6:12 7: 1s.
Sundays—9:15, 10:06x a. m.; 7:35
p.,n1.
A. M.—5:55, 7:25, 8: 05!, 8: 15 10:10:,
11:50. ‘
P M.—4:16x, 13:38:, 8:55. .
Sundays—7.55 a. m.; 6:00. 7:89:
p. m.
‘r
—_.——
, , .. ‘ ,_
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M—12:00x, 4. 54x, 5:45. 0:45.
8. 00x. 9' 00x, 9:18x. 10:02:, 10:05.
11:00x,11:03,12:03x.
P. M.:—1 06,1: 2711. 2100:, 52:53:.
8:8“ ,4: 08x,4 4:15,x 4' 32, 5 H0211 5: 08.
5.25, 8:008, 6:03. 7:10, 8:08x, 9200:.
‘8:30.11:00:. ,
-urS nds say
A 11:—12:00:, 6:,00 1:30.11th
9:40x. 10: 02:. 1 ,
M.—4: 7:00x.
5:04, 8:00x.
s
ALLEGED SWINDLER ARRAIGNED
NEXT WEEK.
Frederick Gondolft, Accused of Hav-
ing Taken Part in Bridgeport
Swindle.
11111111111 PORT, Aug , 8,.»Fredorick
is known variously ,to the police, the
man who is accused, of having taken
Fritz i-loizrragle, of Scranton, Pa, was-
r'obbed of $20,000, partly in this city,
will be arraigned 111 New York on Au-
gust 14.
and on that occasion the local author-
ities will endeavor to secure his ex-
tradition.
Encouraged by Recorder Goff’s re-.
cent decision in the pose of the Wilson
woman, who was yesterday brought
to this city from New York, the local,
authorities anticipate little difficulty.
l
. 611111511911 10 111111111 nodW’RLk. '
In securing the extradition of the ac-
cused man.
Recorder Goff has decided that a
warrant issued by an authorized pros
ecuting attorney in Connecticut is just
as good as a warrant issued by a grand
jury in New Yo1k. The deciding of
this case occupied 11 month or more
anti has established a precedent that
is expected to save a- lot of trouble in
securing the extradition of prisoners
in the (atom.
WA.
CACSPO
Mu. ~131th “$813358”
316m“
d.
BURGLARIES IN MONTOWESE.
NFW HAVEN. Aug.8 11.—Tho police
of this citv have. been asked to inves:
tigate a series of minor burglaries in
the Montowese section of North Hav<
en. At the home of George D. Blake's,
lee. two revolvers were taken from,
the bedroom of Mr. lllakeslee. ills
loss included jewelry valued at $100..
The revolvers were found on tho
por'ch. The burglars went into sleep-
ing rooms of 111111101 O'Conrtor's house
without disturbing the inmates.
BE ON THE SAFE SIDE.
Nearly every owner of a highpowon
automobile can truly say. as he reads
of the accidents which killed Sands,
and Lauterbach: "Why, 1 have often
driven as fast as that and nothing 11111»
pened!" Something may happen any}
,sec.ond There is no way to guard
against the bursting of a tire. Any
slight derangement of the machinery;
when a car is going at- high speed. may:
cause the (Ilthl‘ to lose control.
satisfied with a moderate rate of speed:
and the chances of disaster will
small .e—Nch York Tynes.
i,
M9811: by
C9111
1+
Dr. F. .1. Rogers
4
...- ”*7 w... ..
(iondolff. or Gondorff, or lirown, as he,
a hand in tho bigswiudle- by which,
for a prelimhiary hearing:
3-8.
I)
1
fdrvi-inbv‘ ‘ 31
11111 Lodge, N11 899,11. P. 0.11.1111
—T01;:I“1,1
FRIDAY AUGUST 14TH,
On 1118 ii'oii 111111111111: 81111: I ,.
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7111-: 1.1111929? spssorssr lisp 9111111" 014 Th! FLEET;
was 81 1711811119 P1111 818:: can
' _ll’s Orcii§§ttd fdi' Dancing
110111111 Titir' 11111111, 1111111 81111111 111111511. 1111 11111191 $1.99
CHILDREN'S 1111111111, 111111 11111131:
TICKETS can be procured at Kollys Drug Store. North M9111 St; 1:835 ‘
tral Hotel. Monroe 81.: Victoria Hotel, Railroad Ave. and Monroe at. i '
oTAKE NOTICE—Special 1111111 leaves gonth Norwalk depot 8: 15 s. 15. .
Boot‘ loaves Wilson's IPoint 9 3.11. sharp. ‘
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HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Foley's Orlno Laxative cures chronic
constiaption by stimulating the liver
, and bowels and restores the natural
action of the bowels. Foley's Orino
Laxatiw does not nauseato or gripe
and Is mild and pleasant to take. Re-
fuse substitutes. The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. "
STATE DRUMMERS AND FIFERO.
,STAMFORD, August 8.——Great prep-
arations are going forward for the
twenty~third annual convention of
drummers and iifers of the state to be
held in this city next Wednesday.
Them will be a. grand gtreet parade
and atfer this luncheon will be served.
1,11 the afternoon the contests will be
held at the. Keeler Hill baseball
grounds: In the evening the individual
contests will take place in the armory.
Among the corps which will be pres-
out are the Charter Oak Fife and
Drum Corps. H. H. Mcean Fife and
Drum CorDS. Martial Fife and Drum
Corps. Father Matthew T. A. B. Fife
and Drum Corps, Immaculate Concep-
tion Fife and Drum Corps. Allen Flute
and Drum Corps and the Plimpton
Fife and Drum Corps, all of Hartford.
FOR SORE FEET.
"I have found Buckien's Arnica
Salve to be the proper thing to use fpr
sore fett. as well as for healing bonus.
sores cuts and all manner of .
sions,” writes Mr. W Stone, of
Poland. Maine. It is the proper 1111111;
toofor piles. Try it! Sold under quar-
notes at F H. Ba‘xters drug store.
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