, , , t
Excellent values inlumettles and
Damask QUIItI. both hemmed and fring-
ed, at 16s, 01.00, 01.25, 01.00, 81.15,
02.00. 02-”. 03
‘iiit'uké‘itfl'tio ii‘o'r'ufiitoék. 5
t ."t w.
.h.
j M
‘V s o~»..
compounded from the , s'
WRIST DRUG.» -
No other kind is efllcient. No other
kind is sold here.
Our stock has no time to stagnate.
There's no dead drugs on our shelves;
PRESCRIPTION0
ttl‘o tprcp‘ail'fid frdnt‘the freshest and
--' sreamoos.,_,.,
George'Weyeriiattser,'of Cross street, 1&2)“.- line 'of" refit-itfipy Medicines Is
Norwalk, has Signed papers to Join the. complete.
Sixth Company, Coast Artillery, of ' ' ‘ '
Norwalk.
Miss Gertrude Crime, of Mill Plain.
is stopping with friends ill South Nor-
wu .
Miss Sarah Keith. a nurse at Seney
Hospital; In Brooklyn, to spending her
vacation It her home ill Cedar‘strect.
Mrs, William Grlnrod and daughters,
~ Clara and Irene, of Perry v‘avene, have DRUGGIIT.
been visiting Mr. and Mrs, A. L. For-
rell, of Stamford. 8 NOREZLMMN STREET’
Miss Sarah S. Clark, of Quintard
'Place, left Norwalk, yesterday, for the
White Mountaitis, where she will visit
ffir a short tinte.
Mr. and Mrs. Noah S. Barnum. of
North avenue. are entertaining
Charles H. Barnum and family, of
Roanoke, Virginia.
of East Norwulk, is fit town for a short
t iuc.
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Mrs. R. T. Mnkin Is spending this
week with Mrs. Henry Ilcimliehcr, of
'l‘arrytown, N. Y. .
James Waleure, of‘Norwalk, has sc-
curcd a position as foreman for Miller
Brothers, cxpressmen.
A special meeting of tile South Nor.
Walk'Quartette Cltlb will be held to-
morrow evening at the headquarters
In North Main street.
Miss [noise Lawrence, of West
street, has returned to her home front
a vacation trip ill New Hampshire.
a
Miss Eva Trimmer, .of South N01"
walk, is spending a week with her
cousin. Miss Katherine Harris, of Nor.
man street, Bridgeport.
The West End baseball team, of
Norwalk, expect to go to Lake Kello-
sin, Sunday, and play the l’astlmcs, of
Duubury.
Mr. and Mrs, loo Grathwohl anti
daughter, Catherine, of Troy, N. Y..
are the guests of. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred
Cliiilery, of Grand street.
The West End baseball team,“ of
Norwalk, will go to Ridgefleld Sutur-
——;———-- day afternoon aild play the tcalit of
The annual shore dinner of South that place,
' Norwalk Conclave, Improved Order of
lleptasophs, will be held at the Derlon
House. tomorrow evening,
M
Austin Ilently and Mrs, Lillian Ft)
ley. of New Haven, have been spend
l
Perley C. Sturges has purchased a William Guckcfur_
new engine, which he will have ill-
stalled Iii his auto repair garage in'
isaacs place. to run the machinery.
Wilbur Ii‘. Httbbell Is enjoying today
front his duties as tniiil carrier of the
Norwalk post office. Ills route is be
lug covered by Frederick Miller.
1Miss Verna A, Wheeler, stenograpb-
er aitd typewriter ill the office of Judge
Joseph R. Taylor, Washington street,
is enjoying a two weeks' vacation.
George K. Nicltcrson enjoyed a day's
vacation frotn his duties as Norwalk
mail carrier, yesterday, and with Mrs.
Nlt'kt‘l't-ltlll spoilt the day at Hunting
ton, L, l.
Rudolph Knippel, of Elmwood ave
one, who has not been in good health
fer some time, baa-gone to It‘isbklll,
New York, for an indefinite stay.
. ”$.0—
—~Auction R. L. loburn's householt
goods. til Seaview avenue, Friday, lziit
p. m., rain or shine. '
Miss Mary G. Tattle, a New York-
school teacher, is visiting her cousin,
Mrs, Ansel Sherwood, of Isaac plhce.
John W. Tuttle, of Brooklyn, Is visiting
his ‘slster at the same address.
Edgar Ilentmon, of Elm street, Nor
walk, is taking a vacation from hll
duties on the local trolley division
and is in New Haven today On btlsi
ness.
Saturday, the feast of the Assump-
tion of the Blessed Virgin, will be ob‘
served at St. Mary's and St. Joseph's
churches as a holiday of obligations,
and be marked by special services.
Mr. and Mrs. Arihtlr Kcntlcy. of Stat
on Island, are guests at the home of
Mr. Kcnucy' phreuts, Mr, lilld Mrs
James Kenny, of Pine strect,‘ Nor
walk. for a few days.
Miss Daisy Gregory, of South Nor-
walk, who has been the guest for a
we‘ek of her cousin, Miss Lena Murphy,
of Railroad avenue, Bridgeport, re-
turned to her home Tuesday afternoon.
A big time is expected this cream!
at the quarters of l’ouasaus Council
Royal Arcauunt. Ill Wall street, whet
the members are to hold a dinner. Dar.
Iilg the evening the Arcanum orchestra
will furnish music.
Mrs. Charles Bissell, of Salem.
Mass, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilson,
of Philadelphia. and William Semple.
Jr., of New Haven, are guests of Alex-
ander Semple and family, West ave-
:Mr. ‘hnd Mrs. Harold (llcndenuini
and Mr. and Mrs. Frederick Thonip
one. son, of Norwalk, will leave, town tith,
evening for a three weeks' stay a:
'Mrs. J. W. Studwell entertained King and Ban‘ett Lakes, Spencer
yesterday Miss Stevens, of New lla-
ven‘; Miss Ruth Ingraham, of New
York; Mrs. B. Ingranam. of Meridetl.
and Mrs W. Brown, of Mt. Vernon.
Maine. During their stay (they wil.
spend much of the time hunting and
fishing on the lakes.
Highway Commissioner MacDonald
'1' our liftoof Dredsors and Cliiil'onlores, in Unit, Mahogany nud- Iiird‘s Eye
, .f). ~ u: r ; ,w“ ‘ . j, T0 "bub 3N ¢HI¢K .
. r ff, 9M8 a , A DANGEROUS one:
. g .. . ville medicines administered must he
saw. ’w. Wiley. 3:. "
Albert Bloom, of New York, formerly k
log a few days with Mr. and Mrs.
.44. Arm.
‘ as La _.._...
Weekoi tut Anglia ,
3Fumitu'i‘e Stile
offerlltl You'll sdvfng" of from 20 to 30 per cent. from regular price on
. v
m.,
Maple. Below are a tow of our offerings:
DRESSERB.
$28.00 Regular, Sale Price 022.50
$25.00 Regular, Sale Price 020.00
“123.00 Regular, SalePrtcejidzoo
$22.00 Regular, 8an Price 017.00
820.00,!tegu nr, gulp rice 16.00
818.00,chu gr,‘ ale rice 1.0.50
8l5.00’Regtllar, Sale Price 12.00
$12.00 Regular, Sale Price 9.75 3 8.60 Regular, Sulo‘l’rlco 3 7.00
We lNlV‘e‘IIOl. sacrificed unlityt to seemingly low prices. Our original
prices are always the loWoSl. hf) our reductions when the time comes are
always drastic and our bargains the greatest, .
~ -- I i f I .
A. J; seams & so.
. . . . Funeral Direttgors and Embalmers.
.12'18Nrflhdier3l'99lt: ,::‘ South Norwalk, Conn.
'—————~--———~- .. -. ....
CHIFFONIEREB.
$30.00 Regular. Sale Price $20.50
$30.00 Regular: Sale Price 25.00
$25.00 Regular. Sale Price 21,50
$23.00 Regular, sale Price 019.50
{20.00 togular. late Price $16.00
18.00 egular, Sale Price 313.50
$15.00 Regular. Sale Price $11.50
$12.00 Regular. Sale Price $ 9.00
i
n.
. CO”.
The'f'dundation for earnlhg a good stilary is liII‘d‘at
MERRILL BUSINESS‘GODLEGE
Put in the corner stone by
enrolling for the year beginning Sept. 1st.
All books free. Tuition reasonable.
' M. A. MERRILL. Prin.
PORT CHESTER.
W ”MOO”
STAMFORD.
SOUTH, NORWALK.
' ft
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T e LOW Prices
on thcsc'ltenis should interest you, and Impel you to bliy while assortmeuts
are good.
$2.25 Fine Lawn Jumper Dresses .sl.75' Children’s 25c I’urasols .......... 15c
$2.25 and $2.00 Lawn Walsts ....§1.75 Children's Rompers, sizes 2 to 6.
“.25 anti $1.50 Waists ........ . .. 980i ..................... 25c and 48a
(3. 11. Not Corsets. all sizes 45ciChlltlrcu'u 25c Stockings. plalii
Net. Lisle Gloves, "Kuyscr" make . 18o black little, plat) tun, white and
Width No. 150 Ribbon, extra'good . black lace, per pair ........ 25c
quality ..... . .. 25c yard 1 Lot 25c and hue Belts . .. ....... 10c
N. E. Ryan 8: (10.,
lo WASHINGTON STREET. ‘/ SOUTH NORWALK.
‘ j
'- our ,i’leasure ‘Is
Our Business‘
That is why we offer you no iv and then such bargains.
It. is the “come again” trade that We are after.
We have still a few oxfordstiiat we are selling at real bargains.
arm 8: Ryan.
Lin—l
Them: 406.
90 Washington Street.
Roton Point Hotel
‘SHORE DINNERS A SPECIALTY. DANCING, BOATING, BATHING.
AND OTHER ATTRACTIONS.
Especial attention given to automoblie 'partlu.
Commencing Next Monday, June 8th, FREE , VAUDEVILLE.
GEORGE XANTHAKY, Manager.
4.000 N. E. 0. P. MEN AT SAVIN
ROCK.
.._.__
Annual Field Day of the Connecticut
Lodges.
The )oitnecticut. lodges of the
New England Order of Protection
went to New Haven Saturday. and
Wt‘llf to Savin Rock for the annual
field day of the order. It is csillttatcd
that. bethen 3,000 and 4,000 mem-
bers attended.
SAYS HUSBAND WAS MURDERED.
Hartford woman's Child “Also Kllied
by Black Hand Gang.
‘nan'rroao. August 13.~——All doubt
is to the fate of Joseph Modauo, of 170
“rent Street, who mysteriously disap-
ieared July 7 and whose three year old
daughter, Jennie, was found murdered
n the Park River fwu days later, has
been cleared up by statements made
. and are for tlttlt rcitson the very worst
‘ are its follows and has invariably pl'ov-
Eand Brilliant Contplctti‘ld"
-——Dr. Dick‘s cures Malaria.
Judge Henri Gregory. of the Norv
walk Probate Cottrt, has chosen H. S.
Selleck and Francis Leonard as up
praisers of the estate of the late Rob-
'ert Green, at the' corner of Franklin
r’ avenue and Elm street.
Miss Harriette Rudd, of Pittsfleld.
Mass., who has been visiting her sis-
of
Washington street, for the past week,
willwfsit relatives In Nomination the
'\ comin week. fifrs. Champion will ac!
. ter, Mrs. V. Warren’ Champion,
"~ bol'hp y‘her.
Tuckey. the big baseball pitcher
" who has occupied the box
'City.
tionals just two hits.
. The Stamford Lodge of Elks’ excur-
sion to Coney Island, will be held to-
If you anticipate going to
this excursion It would be well for you
to secure your tickets now. Remem-
ber. the number Iii-limited. The Spec-
Ieave South Norwalk at.
morrow.
ial trdin will
8:15 a. 'r‘ngaharp.
has let to the Connecticut Cotttractlm,
company a contract for 2.800 lltlcat
feet of telford road. beginning at tht
city has and running north alonr
Windsor avenue. in Windsor. Tht
price Is $2.15 a linear foot. He hit:
let to the satue company a contract fol
2,050 feet of macndum in I’oquouoclt
at $1.45 a foot.
The officials of Atlantic City do not
mean t'o‘htlve their‘roa‘ds torn up by
automobiles. This fact is shown. In-,
as'inuch as G. B. Dullilts. of Stinth Nor
Walk, wasarrested dud fined .35 while
there. recently, for having chains on
the wheels of hismtacltine. It i! tine
derstood that another Norwalk young
- man was fined 87 for kissing a girl'on
several.
‘ ‘itthes for The Norwalks. and who is
" now with the Boston Nationals, pitch
- ed a great game, Tuesday, in the Hub
He allowed the St. Louis No-
the beach at that. place.
~I“. 'E. Lockwood & Company, "It
zorwalk automobile dealers, have just
‘ grie'd ‘up with the Cadillac Antoine
bile Company for the agency of that
company's 1908 product. One of the,
most Impdrtant members of the Cadil-
lac Iine for the coming year will be a
new model, thirty horse. fo'ltr cylin.
der. touring car to sell, for $1,400. F.-
E. Lockwood & Company intend to
push this model all about this ”vicinity-
and expect toqet’ rid of a large num-
ber?! ears...
Adolph-f
. .Cizao.’
v: ,Q r
«to H-
aria-ca
..'.m:...’ r
maternity BLOCK .
y it show at. Sm'Nmshk
HOURS—8 I. m. to 0 p. m.
IUNDAYO—u to 4 p.01.
3W. ”Muss.
‘dn‘tlSntoltetftAl‘fif-‘les pf all'k‘inds
" -
Judi ~ Gite Suit 1
That's all we ever ask a man to
let. us make for him.
If we make that one, we are sure-
to do ALL of his tailoring afterwards:-
Every customer we have Is a pleased
‘ one. That’s why we are doing such a
. big business. . ,
We ask YOU to let us make one stilt
. for you We wag; , u to know what It
‘ means 06 visit lClothIng.
LEO "s; irorPEL. ‘
FABHIONAILI TAILOR: ..
24 No. Mala 0L. ‘ South Not-walk.
. ,_ T» m ,. .,
"o Italians on the east. side by his
wife, before she picked up and left for
taly a few days ago.
That both the. girl and the father
were murdered by the Black Hand so-
-Iety agents In the purport of Mrs. Mo-.
Inuo's statements to friends. It, de-
velops that the bddy of a man found
floating in the East River. in New
York. recently, was that of Modano. as
was at first supposed. and that Mrs.
Modano identified it when she went to
New York.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Clifford—James Robb, Philadelphia:
.lllson J. Coleman, Mr. and Mrs. W. ll).
It‘unyan. .I. A. Huston. Mrs. John Illiss.
\. S. Hoyt, A, W. Richardson, ll‘. .1.
Contact, C. F. Prior, Edwin B008“,
Charles C. Ramey, New York: E. M.
Hartman. J. C. Regan, Miss Hill. Miss
Wells, Miss Sar h Fitch, cltyf l. Atlas,
Yonkers; Mrs. avid P. Vail and son,
Mrs. Ruth A. Quick, Curl Nichols,
Brewster, N.‘Y.:, F.'W. 'f’ottcr. Syra~
cuse; 'C. S. Chapman, C‘. J. Decker,
Boston; J. McLaughlin, Stamford: S.
C. Avery,- ‘Ha'rtfbrd; O. B. Van Fleet;
Trenton: George RISteveus. New Ca-
naan; Mrs. fl“. CleVeldnd,~\‘Irginia.
‘Ma‘ha‘dltéiho—Ceorge C.
Whitney,
‘ Leander Sterling, Boston: L. Samuels.
New York: W. A. \Vcsfldkc, Bridge-
port: 'E.‘Brun'strup, East Norwnlk; H.
o. Clark; elm Mrs. r. 'r. Lockwood,
,M'fss'Cuunlugham; Oakland. N. .l.; L.
R. Hurllnitt, 'Wiltoh: H. Mathewson,
‘ ity: H. A. Lavalle. Joseph Noonnn,
(lilolyoiie; ."Reell. city: E. S. Archer,
Hartfordzj .‘B. Sh wman, Springfield:
'W. nitrittét‘ldeit, erilleit: Rsll. Ives,
Hartford: Geo. Kirkland, Jr., Mt. 'Ver—
I'nttii; 'L. 'B‘ari'ows, New York: William
Flaherty. city; 13. C. Chapman. I-lol-
John Henry, Yonkers; M. J. Crdilsman,
‘E. Vail Weeklen, Charles O'Neil. .lohu
,Pbtnero‘y, 'I-‘r‘ed Hershey, .I. ll. Me;
Patches: ,York; E. F‘. Bradley. Hart-
’ford; George A. Wright, Jr., Roway-
Igné Harry A. Camp, Washington,
yoke; Charles Irehert. New York;-
Itt the morning there was a meeting
of the district deputies, who received
Instructions front Grand Warden
Toilcs, of Windsor, the head of the or-
der Iit this state, on their tltlflcs rela-
tive to the subordinate lodges. Pres-
ent at the meeting were. Supreme
Warden F. T. Peabody, of llostdn;
Grand Warden Williuln Worrell, of
Rhode Island; Grand Warden Samuel
E. Sullivan, 6! Rhoda. Island, Those.
with Jercmiah Wall and Past. Grand
warden F. E III“, of New Haven,
made. addresses.
The headquarters of the N. E. O. P.
at the Rock‘ was Ihnc’s Hotel.
visitors spent the day sightseeing and
enjoying the different attractions at
the shore.
Twenty members of'P. C. Lottnsbury
Lodge attended the field day exercis-
es, and report a pleasant. time.
BURGLARS IN TROLLEY OFFICE.
BRIDGEI’ORT. August 13.-—-Burg-
lars gaining entrance to the offices of
the Connecticut Conipany located on
the third tl'or of the Union Sstntlon" of
the New York. New Haven & Hartford
Railroad Company here some time dur-
ing Tuesday rlrht rm ""‘lted the‘pla‘ce.
piled up a quantity ti goods en the
floor as if to take away and then left,
having secured a sum of money. the
amount of Which while not ‘make pilb- ‘
lie. is believed to have been small. The
burglars overl‘o'olted il largons'nm of
money in the safe, understood to ’be
between 85,000 and $10,000. which was
to pay lift the men in the Bridgeport
district of the comm")! yesterday. It
is believed the lootors were frightened
off. The damage ’dt‘me to th'é place and
the records by them. it is said, will
take some time. to repair.
WOMAN'S READ IN RIVER.
CLEVELAND, Ohio. August. 13.—
The head o'f'n woman, evidently about
45 years of age, was found floating In
the lake near the. breakwater, Inst
night. The features are well preserv-
ed. Foul play It's suspected, and tho
The .
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READuTHIO. .
"lt'ls astonishing." remarked a well
known authority on 'Disease of tile
nltin, "how such a large number of co-
ple, especially ladies, are by attrict ve-
ly Written advertisements, Induced to
purchase some one of tho muny so
called lleauty Creams now on the mar-
ket, not knowing of course that (hey
mostly contain oily or greasy sub-
stances that clog the pores of the skin
thing that they could posibly use. My
treatment ‘of Pimplos, Bluekhohds.
Blotches and all eruptions of the skin.
ed Very successful. Wash the face
carefully every night before retiring
with warm water and a little outiucal
tied up in a small cloth bag, then after
drying well, use the fellowing incit-
pensive litld perfectly harmless pre-
scription which can be filled at. any
Ilrttg Store. Clcitrola it, oz. Ether 1
oz. Alcohol 7 ‘ozs. Use this mixture
on the face as often as possible dur-
Itlg the day, bltt use night and morning
ally way, allowing It to rcinaiu on the
face ilt least. ten minutes, then the
powdery film may be wiped off. Iltl
not wash the face formulae little time
after using. By remixing this simple
treatment, you will gltoon have a. clear
1;...
DITRICHSTEIN WANTS DUEL.
, * l
Prefers Pistols, but Major Suggests
' Ripe Eggs.
S’l‘AMll‘Ultll, Aug. Iii.” When Dr.
Frederick Scltttvoir. the Stittlil'ortl sur-
geon major. l'f‘iitl I'lttywrigllt llco llitv
rlcltstelu's statelitcnt yesterday, in
which Mr. lliiriclislt-Itl gave. some oi.
the tictiillg of it fist fight in it Stalli-
ford garage Monday. he smiled grimly.
sat down. and wrote Mr. Ilitrlchateitt
it very sharp lcttcr. Then, when the
reportcrs called tlll Major Scbavoir,
he issued this war bulletin: i
“It is true I sought an introduction to.
Mr. IllirIt-itsteiit. but when I did so I
llilfl no ilittill-tliuti- intention of cliitstist
lug illlll, Itutlicr. I wanted to 1qu
abolil automobiles wltlt llllll. Then
when we went upstairs itt lilt' gurugt-
ll) itiok fl\'f‘l' the proposed quarters"
for our Stamford Automobile t‘lllb. be.
begun to talk about u woman who is a .
friend of IIllllt'. Ills language was \i-i
tttpci'utlvc and very abusive, and I,
warned him I would not listen.
"Ilt- persisted, :itld lllt'll 'tls ll'llt‘ It
lelt'iil'tl liilil down. It was be who re~ t
quested the private cousvrmtiou. I
had ilot lllt‘ slightest idea what it i
might be about. but when ilt' launched;
Into a tirade oi‘ villiticuiion against a~
Woman of my acquaintance. I natural
l_v objected. llc ttltcrcd throats and:
shoved his fists into my face. \t‘llt't‘c-
upon I atiilliuistereti to llitn the rims
tlsenleut which the titli‘atucr ot' a wo-
man deserves from any mutt."
Mr. Ilitricllstl-in. after he was knock-t
ed down and pounded by Major SQlItl-a
voir and rescued from the irate pity-l
slciutt, tlt'lllilllllt‘tl it "gclttlclttult's stile,
taint-tion," and insisted that the insult i
could only be wiped otlt by “the code:
of honor." This was construed by";
Major Sclllttolr as a challenge to fight ;
a duel, and it is understood the cllltl-i
lt‘ttgc was so specific as to IIlCllllfllll
pistols as the weapons. Witch ques-
tioned about the ittlpctttllltg duel, Mar,
jor Schavoir smiled. ‘
llc intimated that if Mr. l)itrich-i
stein would wait ltittll the ripe egg
market or overrlpe apple market isi
easier, he might accommodate hint. III
is not probable that there will be any]
bloodshed In it pistol duel. Major Sella-i
voir does not quite understand, how-
ever. what Mr. llitrlcbsteiu means by
“paying hint back lit his own coin."
The major is a crack shot and an ex .
port with the sword, foils and iltttzgci'.1
Mr. Illtricilsleiu could not be found
today. ‘
SAVED BOY FROM BROWNING.
GithYSTthll}. August lithrthur
Kl‘illllt‘l‘, agt-tl 1|, yesterday plunged
into eight, lot of Witter Iii Greystoue
Point. and saved from drowning Syd-
ney Castle, aged 10. Castle fell “It“
the water while the boys were playing.
on tile batik. and. Kramer. without;
stopping to remove his clothes, jump-'
ed Ill after him and seizing him by
the hair, brought him ashore. lloth
boys Were almost exhausted. Kratllcr‘s
act will probably be brought to the at.
tentloii of tile t‘art'tcglc Hero Cotnittis-
sion.
.—
JUDGE THAYER HURT.
NORWICH. August Nix—Judge John.
M. Tlluycr. of the. Supreme Court ol'i
Errors. wuse hurt in art accident whenI
the stealing gear of his big six cyliu—l
dér ritct‘r broke on the way to Westcr-i
ly 'I‘ucsrduy night. The judges Was,
thrown ollt. Ills niece was with him.
and incurred set
.a
werc a bio W.
aovznriss THE CITY.
New Londonfliht! Marci/dd dual-90‘
son of Experience.
‘ (New Haven Register.)
What Governor Woodruff told the
business men of Norwalk on S‘ullll‘dtt}
night would apply as well to lilo bust
ness men of New Haven, and i'
would be well If At some convenient
time he wriuld repeat. and emanate. It
to the business melt of his ll his city
The business man hoods no exposition
in thciio: days, of the value of.'tt'dver
lining to his busiuess. A little oxton
aiou of his knowledge would show not
to do his city good also. (limit-tun
Woodruff \‘of'erred to the methods of
some Western cities. It may not. ill
generally known that many of‘ tilt
tliost progressch cities and some of
the states of the west have. for solo!
time been carrying oti a cannullgii
of systematic advertising, with llltott'
to attract n'tautlfticturing enterprises
capital ill general and residents. Soup
of that advertising is.of the highest
grade. It costs money, bllt that it it
effective ill proportion to its cost them
can be little doubt. ‘
The business men of New London it
this state have noticed this plan, utiti
lll‘t' taking steps to inaugurate it it
their city. it will not. be. long bet’orl
other t‘onuccticllt cities will iti Ullt
way or another take up the method
New Haven has much to advertise
and its literature cottld be very con
tint-lug. Large us the city is. aln‘
lost its It is growing. we llt‘t‘tl lilort
business, we have rootii for more on
ll'l'lll‘lla‘t'rl, more capital, more people
We have as i'avorabh~ spare iii willci
to spread as any city hereubotlt. Nell
llilH'lI titercltauis gilc daily evldeilci
of their faith [it ’ittlvi-rtisillg, allt
their business growth commends ll‘lit‘
I'uitlt. They are Just the ones to con
sitii-r the proposition of" :idveriisim
their city, and they would fltttl mun)
llll‘ll of all professions supportlut
llit'lll in any movement Wlllt'hvrilltillit
llt‘ started for the intelligent :tdyt-i‘ils
tug of New Haven.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. ,
Mrs. Franklin lluslt. of New Cnstlc
Ilcl., says: “I suffct‘cti for years will
dyspepsia, used to have great distrust
and lif‘lt'ilillpl. I tried everything i
could lirar of. but nothing Iiclpt-d tltl
until I took lll‘tlziliilll llllliu, anti one. 5f
(‘t‘Ill iifililt' ctlrctl the mouplctely.”
Iv‘tit' tulle by R. ll. l’liiisfctl, Ii‘.
liuxtcr anti 'I‘llc Clifford l‘llurilutcy.
WAS IN TROLLEY COLLISION.
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Frederick C. Grumman. of South Nor
walk, Hurt in Piqua, Ohio.
Mrs. l“l‘f‘tlt‘l'l('k t‘. (lrtmtnluit, of No
".‘l [.0th street. accompanied by hot
sou, spent yesterday iii Stuttii’ortl. out
on her return to Soullt Norwtlllt today
learned that her husband had llt‘t'll ltl
jlll't'il iii the trolley car collision it
l'iqua. Ohio. last Monday.
Mir. (irunlnitllt is the Western salt-s
mull of the Iailtlzttlu Monotype Com
party. and was going from one fowl
to another when the accident occurred
Mr. Grumman had his left ankle brok
en and was severely bruised, but [in
tail that aitlcd a number of people llltll‘t
|seriously injured than. Ililitsclf.
' Mr. Grumman Is a sort of' Mrs. Ilat
tic Grumman. of Union ‘avet‘ttiie, Nor
walk. and a brother of Charlotte M.
Grumman and Mrs. Edgar M. Demitloit.
It seems as if Mr, Grumman was the,
choice of fate for,accidents. A few
weeks ago he was Injured in a trolley
stuttsllup ill Norfolk, Va, shortly liter
leaving Norwalk, and a few months‘
prior to that he was run down in
Washington. I). (‘.. by all automobile
and severely injured. lie was also
’ booked as a. passenger on the illrfatcd
White Mountain express, which was
derailed at Greenwich. but'lnlssetl the
train.
He learned the printing trade in the
oilice of‘ The Sentinel. but for some
little past has been selling the typeset-
ting machines of the Monotype Cont-
puuy, ouwhicb llc is, an expert 0pm"
ntor. '
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(BAS'I'ORIA.
3.... ts. :liit tint Int Ilia Always
altruism
of
IN HONOR 0F MISS DOHERTY.
A party was given ycstl‘rday, in
ltollor of Miss Helen Diltertj. of Dan-
bury, at the home of Miss Kathleen
Pierce, 54 Spring street.
and songmwgre given. Lunch was
served. The lllvifcd included the Miss-
es,llutll and Kathleen lfiercc,
and ttlblu’gil. I.yncll.'Rufli Cave Alb
l'fit
[Pie
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looI'. of lllltlbury, and Madeline
EW- ‘—mv—4 .— _ .r- —— mum—.vw vuflrwrm ,
Hri.’ ‘3/‘.ll 'i'
Ill‘tlll’tmvu" '
[police have begun a rigid Investiga-
tion. ' . '
h
’e. b 'tliScsthut bothfivm'nclt. «Gaunt wereptlaycd, and mid:
_. ‘YW‘M esmhvwafi‘bufl‘nfgrab-bag. , - '
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Itccltatious ‘
Lucy,
‘i‘llsCEtht-l and Edna Pierce. Mat--
this ail-isle, Y ‘
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eoob wav TO no seamless.
ltt ordering a Bite bottl . of Druid,
ard's celebrated smiliilb )l‘ the cute
coltallpatlou and tlyfiptl ls'lu at 25 cents.
Frank II Baxter Is g ving ona‘ottgo
zrcattsf trade chances ovcr offt‘li'bd“ 0
the people of South Norwulk.
Evou though offered at half price for
introductory purposes the ‘,lpec‘illti is
sold under a guarantee to cure ’orthe
money will lic‘rcfunded. .‘ '
, If food does not ‘dlgost. wait. if there
is gas or pain In the stomach, it the
tongue in, coal 'tiiltntiif‘ltp breath had.“
there is' 'colts fpatlon and strain g,’
Dr. Rowiird‘s siteclfiic’.,will cure a.
r It does not. yolt have. Druggtst Bax-
'cr's personal guarantee to return
your money. , ,
Inf, IIoWurtI's specific gives dule’lt ro-
iiei and liltlkeit permanent ‘t‘ur‘op not
:oustlplftioil, dyspepsia and 'iill’ litter
'roublcs, ' . ‘
Tilt-st.- are strong statculontmdiut, Mr.
liuxt'cr" is giving his customers a
‘llllllt‘t' to prove lhcii" truth at Just hhlf
lho regular price—sixty doses for 25
seats. If they are not found true, ,all
to have to do is to ask for your‘l
tloncy.
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oov'ERNoa's on lN Reagan.
August ‘25 Will be Big Day of Week’s
Celebration.
The? program for the bicentennial
exercises of the town of ilebroli, which
vill be celebrated during the week of
\ugust :53, has been lIIIttlt' public. 0n
lunday morning there will be a union
service In the Congregational Church
ttid throughout the day there will be
prions services In file other churches.
)tt Monday the lll'W school building
\‘Ill be dedicated. There will be ad-
Ircssos by I’rcsltliuit li‘luvi'l H. Luther,
l' Trinity College; (‘ltilrlt's It. Hide,
'ocreiilry oi' the state board of educa-
,lult, and others. lit the owning an
lltl I‘olIti-t‘ concert will be. held in the
own Ilall. - n
The. big day of the" celebration will
to ’I‘uesday, August 25, which has been
:ei aside as Governor‘s day. liatcb's
)illltl will give a concert in tho morn-
ug and President Luther is down for
mother address. Rev. l)l'. Samuel
fart, president of the Connecticut.
listoricill Society, will also speak (lur-
‘ug the morning. After lunch (lover-
ior Rollin S. Woodruff will deliver the
address of the day. A commemora-
ioli pocttl will be, read anti several
lit-tubers of the older families of the
own will also deliver appropriate lul‘
trusses. From 8 to it) o‘clock in the
~venlng there will be a reception at
the home of Miss t‘arolinc Ill. Kellogg,
be old Arltoltl home. '
A ball game. will furnish the amuse-
ueut on the afternoon of WctIiles ay
utd ill the evening it drama entitled if
.'allcy Ii‘arni will be.presetltcd lll‘the ‘7
own ball by local talent. Tho‘last
lay of~thc Ill-centennial a picnic will
we held at liltP‘NtIl‘Ul poild and an-
»tbcr drama. Among the Breakers, Is
tClIt‘tllllf‘d for the evcttlng In the town
'tnll.
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—Doan's Regulcts cure constipation.
one the stomach, stimulate thqliver,
'mmote digestion and appetite and
‘asy pasaages of the bowels. Ask your '
truggist for them 2th contain box.
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our aovs AMONG 'A J:
BRIDCEP
‘ Pommsme.
Bishop Tierney Announces List to Dif.
ferent Catholic Colleges 'of
the World.
HARTFORD, August. 13.—-The Rt.
Rev. Bishop Tierney anilouncedllast
night the following appointments to
the. different. Catholic seminaries of
the world: ,_
American College in Rome—Walter
Casey. Waterbury. ,
American College in Louvis, Bel-
gium—~~.lolln lanai-y, Bristol; Thomas
Lynch, Waterbury.
University of Cracow,
laud—F. Fordon. Daltbury;
Lyddy, Bridgeport. ' ,
Grand Seminary-St. Bristle, France
~W. J. Dunn, Colliusvllley Johepl}
Sclfernian, Middletown. .
t.
Austrian Po,
Walter .
Central Seminary, Budapest—Peter: ‘ti
DolthHartford. e: . .
Grand Seminary. Gytlla-Feherznr,‘
Hungary—Morris Donahue, Westerly,
R. I. , . , . ..
Catholic University, Washington—W; i t.
W. Kilcoyne' Daubtlry; V..M. Eliot)», I.
Bridgeport. - , , v'
St. .lohn Seminary, Brighton, Mass.
#Plltlip Coholatt, New Britain; Miles, 3‘
Gnlvin,_Alfrcd Deluge ,and "Thomas '
Flemming, all of Waterbury; ’J. Eur
got, Baltic; Steven Gl'olitll, Bridgeport.
, Grand Seminary, Montreal —- , ,Iel
Call ban, Hartford Alfred Ll are
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