Lord is labs
Danielxs‘yworth has secured a po7i
.tlon a clerk in the South Norwak
post-o 00.
M
C. N. Arnold 1111a Frederick liyxbee
with their families. are spending today
at l'ironx Park.
Leonard For r, of. Read street. Is
fllcndingha 'w . with Master Allan
Bean, in Rockvllie.
Charles Stow. clerk In F. 1). Law
ton's grocery store. is spending his
vacation In Mlddletown Connecticut.
~Portel'house Steak, 2511 lb., at New
York Market.
Mrs. Mortimer M. Lee and Miss Mar-
ion Lee have returned fro three
weeks’ trip through New Yor state.
Misses Ella and Janie Jandrew. of
New York city, are spending 11 vaca-
tion with Mr. and Mrs. Fauton lieers.
of Westport avenue, Norwalk.
Miss Charlsie Addinss. who has been
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Thomas i.
Raymond, st Hillside. have returned to
her home In Blngliamton, New York.
Mr and Mrs William A. Cla1.k of '
Elmwood avenue. have had as their
guest Mrs. Henry Beers, who returned
to her home in Washington, 001111., yes—
lcrday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Wesley O'Connor. of
Garner street. started yesterday for
the White Mountains and Portland.
Maine, where they will spend two
weeks. . -
Miss Cecil Finch is enjoying ll vaca-
tion at her home in South Norwalk
from her duties at a New York Hos
plial, where she is studying to bed '
trained nur.se
-—Dr. Dick's cures Malaria.
Howard Doty. manager of the Com-
stock clothing store. returned to his
duties this morning after a two weeks‘
pleasant vacation with his faintly III
Atliol. Mass.
\
The monthly meeting of the Nora
walk Building. Loan and investment
Association will be held this evening
at the office of Taylor & Golden. Wash-
lngton street.
'111e South Norwalk Fife and Drllill
corps, Charles Heather. leader. is to
lead the Norwallt Hibernians in the
slate parade and celebration tomor-
row, at New Haven.
Wilfred Bodwell, cashier of the City
National Bank. started yesterday on
his annual vacation of two weeks.
which be will spend with M111. Bodwcli
at Atlantic City. New Jersey.
Frank SaSso. of New Yol'.k has as-
sumed the management of the Ger:
mania Hotel. I11 Railroad avenue. for
Gustave Fredrick. Mr, and Mrs. lI‘l'ed
crlck Stock who havb been In charge
for some tlnle. will piobably go to New
0
York.
——Smoked Shouldcls, 10c lb at New
Yolk Market.
Miss Julianna M11r.phy of South
Norwalk. formerly of Stamford has
just returned from an extended trip
through the New England States and
Canada This trip was taken fo1 tllc
benefit of her health, which b: Is great
ly improved.
rho cellar or the dwelling llousc.‘
which Is to be erected for Spencer
Adams at the corner of Newtown and
Westport avenues. is completed. and
Contractor Mather has 11 force of cal- I
pentei's at work. The sills have beenl
framed and laid. Work Will be carried
on rapidly.
Miss V. May Fallon, of Norw alk was
the guest over Sunday of 1111s W. N.
Stcnrns, of' Maple avenue Bethel. Miss
Fallon has been the organist at the
Methodist Episcopal Church. in that
‘ lplace. fer the past two Sundays. in the
non of the regular organist, lss
gobs] Short , . .
'Mrs. A. J. Hoyt. formerly of Nor-
‘Ivalk. has invited a large number of
“loads from The blltoliwfislks to sgnd a
aghast. has!“ 11 one at yster
§Mmo Ana)“ fisth‘osewo ohave accepted
9 invitat oils are rs. H. J. SheI
Kline, Mr. and Mrs.
J...
filler. also a party of. mom-
of Wo‘iilan's Relief Corps.
among 17 are Mrs Ada Bylngton,
In.
rs. Gilbert HortomI
' mgflprl'e
Wils- I1.» iitwtlfiuxdln I08
To nose IN CHICK I
A brittleness one. I
modldines' administered must be
pounded from the ,
auassT panes.
it.
kind ls old are.
our 11 eck has no time to stagntito...
There's no dead drugs on our shelves
IPREBCRIPTIONS
”11111113333 "from the freshest Ilnd’
a
0111're line of Propridtary Medicines is
Edw.W Tobey, Jr.
’S'IiOGhIsT. .
11 NORTH MAIN sTassT.
J TEL. “H- ‘I
Challes liyl11gton.of Norwalk, spent
last night with George Weyerhauaer
who by camping out at Compo Beam
William Gmenleaf has returned t1
his home. lll Maine, after a visit with
Regsrtlkcotter of Springwood avenue.
:1
Miss Lillian Deverell, of Westport
avenue, has returned from a two
Iveells' vacation in the Adirondack
mountains. 4
Mr. and Mrs. Christian Swartz and
Miss Ilolen Swartz, of West. avenue
have been stopping at the Ocean View
Block island.
——S. Chariott, general contractor. its
tllnatcs given on all kinds' 11f work;
masonry a specialty. Write 26 Woou
81.. or phone 310-2. Prices the lowest.
Mrs. Emma Sturgcs and Mia:
Madeline Sturgcs baVe returned l1
Norwalk after a few days’ visit will
relatives in Weston.
The Connecticut Company has,;'
force of men at work stringing new
walk to New Canaan.
Mr. and Mrs. George Crofut. o
'liroad ltiwr. entertained Mr. alld Mrs
iWallace Crofut and family. of Pol
Clicstcr, over Sunday.
Frank S. Merrill. of New York city
In enjoying his annual vacation will
Ills faintly. at their line bungalow l1
Newtown avenue“ Norwalk.
Misses Lucy Downs. of South Mall
street. and Harriet Clark. of Elmwool
avcnuc. have gone to Washington
Conn, to spend a ofw days.
Misses Sadie E Bodwcll. of West
Iavenuc. 11nd May E. Smith. of llayvieu
avenue, have‘ been spending 11 few day
at Ocean View, Block island.
I .._._
lo (.‘hllrlls llcllnett. and Albeit Malkin
[Norwalk went to the Compo IIIII
lpond Saturday afternoon In quest of
crabs and returned honlc \vllh goo1
catch s.
- A. W. Morgan. of "illghwood " i:
having a line stom- wall erected arounI
his place in Franklin avenue. which i:
a great Improvement to the already
pretty thoroughfare. .
The Norwulk City Council will bolt
11 regular meeting. this evening. at tlll
chambers in Wall street. Nothing 11
special Importance" is expected it
conle tip at this time.
..-—
Clifford Bette. of Newtown avenue
Norwalk. will enter Sheffield Scientific
institute. at Its opening this (1111.131
will enter as a sophomore. having com
pleted his studies 11s a freshman.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Ahgevlnc, at
South Norwalk, are on a trip to AI-
legheny County. New York and Mlchl
Igan. this being the first time Mr. A11
gevine has visited his former places ’01
residence'iin forty two years.
The third week of A J. Colllils 1h
Companys August furniture sale can
tinues to offer 1011 bargains which 1011
cannot well afford to rules. This week
they call your attention to their line
of brass and- enamel beds. See adv. . .
1'
Miss Cecile Finch, daughter of Mr;
and Mrs. William Finch. of 196 Soulli
Main street. has returned to her do
tics in the Washin ion Heights Hospi-
tal In New York C y. after spending 11
pleasant 'vacittton of two weeks in
South Norwalk. Ridgefleid and New~Cu-
naan. Miss Finch has already coin-
pleted six months of her two years!
training In professional nursing. and
«this is her first. visit home since enter
In; the hoaiptiu. aha-does not. expec
another vacation before another 61
i
-‘ s1 No. this
. months ave ass d hpd osslbly ma
' 11121231115331. $61,311:; not he I'lllbwe't'i it? chine. hiinle “withl .
23".“? " . -. 5 i
I:
Faithless Fitting Stilts for Men? .
shits that suit the weather and 111$:
treat-er.
The kind that hold their shape and.
lock fresh and demfonable. - - 2.
Nowhere one can you and such 1nd
ceilenee of quality in sailings, and on
workmanship III noted fol-tits satrt'angaL
and durability.
on get the height 'of ster when
you order your diothlng here.
theaWPEL.
Formosan: TAILOR.
i _
. ' HEN:
bfy Is a istrohg indication or the ever growling popularilyof
of our small this week In Brass and iron Beds we quote below:
won't. ENAMEL sans. ;
No other it ml is ancient. No other '
complete. . I
wires and making repairs from N01" 5
TH RE I IN
5011119121 En“ ”3.19:1" 11":
III» a‘s‘h‘s. . .
1015.00 Maillot. 111an 080.”.
$32.50 Regular. Sanctum.
$29.00 Regular, Sale 000.00.
02590 . lar. Isle acme.
3002.00 hr. 'daie It‘ll“.
22 .00 Ogulhl‘. lull) $10200. »
20.00 1111:111an Baleniw.
Above sods all 3m», .1” the mini.
trimmings used on beds ‘brenf the bes
p.11...
l2- [8 North Mani Street.
-M..- . _...._..... m...
I?
nascent
soles
' magmas?
emu-1:1 snags“
CATARRI'I
{Carmeliu‘
Miss Clara Vclsnr. of Quintard av1
me. Is spending 11 few days In Wilton
The little daughter of George Cale.
‘lf Union Park. Norwulk. ls improving
'rofn 11 recent serious Illness,
Miss Marlon Barnes. of Norwalk. III
the guest, this week of M '1. Harry
llclm. in lloacvlllo district. \’ :Istv 11.
Miss Mabcllc Austin. of \I.. I ave
one. expects to leave town t1.1'..'1_\' for
'l. week's sojourn with friends in New
Canaan.
The So So Juniors defeated the S11
in second team two games yesterday
1ft1Irnoon. by the scores of It? and
J). *
Miss lxuilse Schnub. 11f Railroad ave
11112. has been spending a low 1|11:,Iu"lu
Idtamford. the guest 11f Miss Neith-
Behaub.
Mrs. Jesse W'. Boyer, of Urtlilcborn.
Vermont. is the must of her grand
mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Horse". in
Academy street.
The Norwulk iron Works (‘ompanj
this week resumed full time at the
plants in Water street. Business has
been steadily lmproting foI pubic time
past. and seine of the departments
have been working over time. .
saute lisle.
. , ,
very small cent.
111mm Sale
11 I COLLINS a co... 5
ileum! Dlrocnirs 11ml Elabalmers.
“ Till: 11111111 ‘
cutan-
'?GMP ’
I'. a" ASTHMA
11mm
Cures Sore Tin out. Quinsy mid Uioor'ntcd 'i‘ollsflrt. takes Chill.
Grip and- l’lcurisy out of tho Ivlldle system like mimic»
.125 DOSES 501:.
. No opium, no quinine, no dhloroform. no person.
WWMW
Misscs' and Children's Good Stockings, at 1
say “good, " they are good even if you have to pay
in the lot are brown. tan. white and black lace effects, also plain black
We make this Very low price on theta excellent 25c Stockings
to [lose out the entire stock of really Snmmm
is warm. A pair of these Stockings Will’glve
yap 181 (.11..
HERE 0" BUDINEBB DEPRESSION
xcess of last year.of which IIIIqlicsIIOnu
our attire. A few
31111111 item the.
115100 mlar.
s13 50 ocular.
$12.00 Regular.
$10.00 Rbg‘ttlar
. 3 9.00 nodular. Sale. I 1.00.
I 7.00 Regular. Sale 0 5.25.
anufacturlnx. and all brass and brass
t lacquered flnlsh.
Sale 014. 00
Bill“ ’12160.
Sale 010.00.
Sale 0 0..”
Sale 0 7.75. .
mammoth 11191111.
ak'IH’AAI
'«If‘v~‘.
N'YYL"
‘ nodal...
.. moans
5M PTIIGN
ms “Em
1m III: ram
300 DOSES $1. 00
\
HOW M' KlNLEY BECAME A NlASON
The building where McKinley was
Winchester folk~-evoh the most in-
venile of thenlm have on their longue‘s
Ind the story of how McKinley.
wounded at Antietam. lay on a cot
111-111 to a Conferedatc officer who
more attention than be. (me day he
Inqulrcd, and found that the ward 111-
tendaut and ll11I (‘onfcdcratc ofllccr
wcrc fraternal _bt'oll1ers. McKinley
then made known his desire to lIBNOI
:Iialc himself with an order in
which brotherhood was such a para-
Iilount tenet. ills convnlucsccnt cilc~
Yny endorsed his application at the
nearest lodge. which. tllrongll the coil-
stant manoeuvcrlng 11f the army.
chanced to be \‘l’inchcsicr. it was
here, It liu- hands of his country‘s
luvs. flat the man destined to be the
loved president of ll reunited coun-
trv received his Masonic degrees.~
Me tropoiltan.
snatmss oooo THINGS.
Mrs. Chas, ill Smith. of West Frank
lill. Maine, says: ‘i llkd good things
11nd hnvd adopted Dr King' s New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine
penalise they are good Mid do their
work without making a fuss about ill."
These painless purifiers sold at 1".
Baxter's drug store.
25¢.
the palr. And when We
ut little.
while
fort t
he weather
a child at
osier
est c
booTI-I NORWALK.
is a queer bird.
'We‘re not Pelicans.
$00
‘vbest ‘ In; to It.
.1.
{wt
.3“? (.13 w.
J
' t
«IND YOU RECEI
I»
..a 91.4: no
DO NQT Miss READING I}.
I must.
171."
1
ill
000th NMllu'
.~ ”vhf
posit
id:
AWN
t, .M i"
3. .'
, all, 90 WashingtonéStrelI‘t:
. 31111110111
Blg.bill-—aml xlittle else.
No kick about our bills.
/Our low out shoes are marked to the lowest point.
afford to are them away. but We are doing the
lfhtae 41.6:-
II. WPV'D'F Ti'fi‘
2" "'1‘. M0 To
(:0me
i ‘Pdttamfl'
made II Mason ls still Intact and the
seclillngly was given greater cure and
* INN. nit-rim success.
Frank H. Baxter, the enterprising
. drnulst,‘ rather than await the on"
nary methods of intIoduction.IIrsed tho
DI Howard Co. to secure a quick sale
for their celebrated specific for the
more of consiiaptlon and dyspepsia by
Mir 0.
The wonderful lulccéss of this plan
‘ was a great surprisoeven to Mr. Bax
m. and today there are scores of poo
pic here in South NoNalk who are
using slid praising this remarkable
. remedy.
in addition to selling 11 00c bottle or
' Dr. “00111er Iipecilic for nor Mr. B
tor has so much faith In the reins y
one whom it title! not cure.
ywllell Ithero III constillption specs
cost you a cent
, 1. 1 .. . '- I
.11.
‘ I Winsrso PHYIIOIAN "when;
ILLEGALLY.
m
. Found Guilty of Charge and Pay- Fine
Theft Charge: Dismissed.
WINSTEI), August 18.~—Dr. R. F.
Mancuer. an osteopat c physician for-
. merly of Brooklyn. to 0 has been rim
ning an osteopathic and llydrilpathle
Institute ere
practlcl without a license, was xiv
on his trial yesterday. He pleaded
guilty to the charge, and was fined
$25 and costs. amounting to $35.62.
Two charges of theft against hlin
. were dismissed for lack of evidence.
lNTERNATIONAL BALLOON COM-
PETITION.
BERLIN. August 18.—-'l‘he American
entrants ill the International bhlloon
competition to be held here October in
and 11 are ideal. Frank P. Lahm and
Capt. Charles do 11‘. Chandler. of the
Signal Corps of the United states
army, and Major Henry B. Hersey, of
the Weather Bureau. Besides hose
there are twenty other entries to tilt
rues for the James Gordon Bennett
1' up. There are thirty entries in th1I in
teinutloual endurance contest and ltls
probable that more than sixty balloons
will participate In the air 1-.rulses A1-
rangcmcnts are being made to nccom
module 11 quarter of a million specta
fora on the starting field near the gas
worlks at llll.‘ suburb of Scbmargen
dor .
t
W...
“How true that old saving is about a
' . child asking questions that a man can:
not npswcr,‘ Il'elllflrkf’d Poplcigh
“What’s the trouble now." queried his
friend Singleton. “This morning.“ r1.»
plicd l’oplelgb, "my little boy asked
me why men WcrtI sent to congress
and I couldn‘t tell lIi111."-—(‘.hlc11go
Daily News.
"M... ., .. ..... - ANN ..... -.-_....,._.... -...
HOYT’S THEATRE
ONE BIG NIGHT,
FRIDAY. AUGUST 2181'.
T. W. ‘DINKIN'S
Yankee. . “Doodle xGifls
“World's Famous Houdini Act"
In the Death Defying Dan Mystery.
FREE—EXHIBITIONBFREE.
To introduce the Houdini act. he
will. on Friday, August 21st, dive into
the River. (time and place announced
later). handcuffed and,sl1ackled. and
will free himself while at the bottom
' of the river.
The public are Invited to bring their
own handcuffsL aild shackles.
Patties ........... 25c. aseptic. 751;
. .
The Recreation Tours
Immanuel j,’
REMAINING Touas FOR This ss‘A-
sON: »
Block lainud—4‘hreh day trips,
11113111115111.2211, 291a
Atlantic (Ely—15"“: at: tll'lpg,
Augdst st op em r it
28111 .szzoosnd'mdo.
White Mountains — Five day
* trips, dentist 17th. 31st . ..... 024.00
Autumnal Tour. September '
1601 six days trip . . ..
Saratoga- Bp'rlnda -—‘F'0ur day
trips (Good Hotels) August
filth. Sept. 7th . ”017.00 and 010.00
Nla'nara Falls and Teams.-
rive 11in lap. August allots. ‘. .
the beat iiour of the seison. . -‘
International noon can.»
Above rates from New Haven. For
rates from your.’ city call on Ticket.
or"
’ ”inflow N To
OBI-I. a
cloc- a
URlB
I
loitering the regular 50c bottle at hall”
that he will refund the money to 11111"
When your head aches. your stomach
does not digest food easily and 111111.111. i
.. liefmc the «yes. tired feeling. gld 1-, “d“ "5 “w"
I Iless bad taste In the mouth. coated ‘
~ tongue, heart burn. sour stomach. roar-'
- ink or flu 11111111 the ears, melancholy
Itlld liver roubles IDII. Howard'ssbeollic‘
will cure you. if it does but it will not
and was arrested for“
. day.
Ili.00 ,
A.
on Bridgeport; A. Uhlls.
ress THE .
00., Now!"
one This WAIIosN
some Attention §It¢uid II. him to the
dying Trees.
There Is a man in Norwalk town who
has asked the question. "Where Is our
tree warden. and what is he doing?" I
Elected as he was by the will of the
people it is but reasonable to loqul'o
of the whereabouts of this honorab o
rt pub the streets?”
The foliage of N rwalk would appeal
to be doomed. 0 hand In lifted iii
stay the rpvages of the aim tree beetle.
Sbmc blight is now walking amongst
our Ima Ins; and many a.uOblo one?“
nntisll ling up its lullren branches at
mute testimoin to the fact that the In
as fruit and leaf.
To .111 this devastation is there 110
word or effort to be devoted? is It.
not the business of somebody In partit-
ular to rescue our noble tre1a that for
yeaIs have shaded out heads from tho
brolling sun and fanned our forehdads.
with thelIocoolin breezes?
liow shall our 'lllllse and valleys look
denuded of their stately aims and
maples. when they become like a. tree-
less desert marked for the pltlless rays
of a tropic sun and the wreck of re-
lcnlless tornadoes?
Where is the tree warden?
it has been said that his election
was a joke; that he was placed on ”11
ticket to quiet some agricultural
cranks: that there was Ilcver any ser
lous Intention to make the position
one of honor. service or reward.
if this Is so, is It not high time that
the joke be killed, and the office be
taken with smoothing of seriousness
in the sight of our dying trees and
wlthcrlng foliage.
Would we not better let go till
streets and get quickly to work oiling
the trees. if IIecessai'y.,th sacrifice one
to the other?
thrtI is the tree warden?
is he starving or starved out of MI
woik? if so he should be fed into it
again speedily
This is no time to be funny about
this business. No time to heed the wit
less punster who can joke at his up
preaching funeral.
Sensible citizens should demand that
this swooping peril to our beautiful
town he met 'with determination and
the best wisdom of 111111 scientific age.
No appropriation that can be made
ls so imperative just now as one that
should be devoted to battling the post
that Is so friendly upon ouI 10m111unl-
it.
Find the tree warden and equip him
liberally for Immediate work.
J. B. L.
LICENSE l8 SURRENDERED.
Weber May Not Lose Bond—Makes
Application In His Own Name.
liltiDGEl‘OltT, Aug. ills-“Maurice:
C. Smith's" license. the
today by Town Clerk Weber, the real
owner, and formally cancelled. Wheth-
er or not this action will carry with it.
the forfeiture of the bond of 8300 is a
question which has not yet been de-
clued.
The law provides that the
shall be forfeited when the license is
revoked. Thcro is a. question whether
tiltI surrender of a license. undertlle
circumstances. would not involve the
forfeiture 'of tho-bond. Lawyers dif-
for.
was obtained by fraud that it would
ilot be diflledlt to secure a forfeiture.
Others hold that no forfeiture can be
maintained.
The commissioners hold 1111 applica-
tion made in behalf of Town Clerk
Weber for the transfer of a license
formerly located on Water street. so
no new license will be issued to carr y
on the business. After the season
closes at~81ccplechnsc this license can
be transferred again.
it docs not appear now that there
will be any other proceedings in the
case unless the prosecuting officers
take it. up.
As the result of the juggling in this
0 so the. .county. commissioners are
it ely to steer clear III the futule of
all applications \‘ouchcd for by llfllllr
Ties. lion after ev't'lv applicant will
blue to appeal before. the board.
—-Cures baby s croup. Willles daily.
cuts and bruises. mama‘s sore throat.
grandma's lameness—Dr Thomas“
Eclectrlc OIL-the great: household
remedy. . I
W
sTAF‘F or LIFE WILL soON Rise.
Foul-tom Ounce Loaf of Dread Will
.. Soon post 8hr Gent's. 0|!
. Minoan Il's Millers. .
MINNEAPCL. August lit—Flour
Is going up and bread with it. accord-
lug to an interview given out by John
Washbiif'n vlcc- -'presldent of the Wash‘
bill-lt- Crosby Milling Company yeste‘rI
This flag hecordillg to the Min-
neapolls bakers. will bring the price
of a fourteen ounce loaf of bread to
_ six cehls.
HOTEL AHHIVAL‘S.
Bucknllfh. Bolton: 3001393 ii Manned,
Philadelphia: 15 Mailer. c. G.Cuslli1z:
M. Senhnn, 'Fhlwln noose, ‘John Malt-
bans. New York City; N. Edwin Far;
nam. Mm Fa F. Oldh‘am. EI-
iner F. French x"Alla gaadeur, Definnn.
M3834 RA Holeke. nrdoklym
l 05'. Providence, IIII.
.M"'I¢K'omo-1-C.C. Taylor. N w Ha
loan.- H.- s. Greene. Mention. 13.; 117:
ms. 1 date; ' . Them. 11,
110119.11 :H. L.- Davis. Hal-trot;
Dispersal. New York; 3. J.
Boston; T G. Halnley, New York: W.
Seals. Boston; .
glow. York; IN.
D. Lo p.pltt NorWlelI; .
Cincinnati.0l1io; F. H. Salli.
ork; F. L.
New
itloa as treasurer of the 'an't
orry Club. ‘ " .
hrs. 0. ——“Yes. No one cared wheth-
or they paid sir. dues so what was
the use. ”—LI 1:.
7 note? 01 are you 'ttlrtursd with 111 ,
gentleman. moat will positively remove all Irma
when our highways a impaired. it of your nblirrasslnent In from two
is asked oh all sides. " here. so our '11. four w
road mmmlsslonors; why flotl my not» (lot this prescription 11111.11 at any
one which .
was used for Steeplechase island, was ,'
returned to the .county connnlssloucrs
bond '
Some think that as the license '
cutters—C. E. Harmon, Chitrlcs Leo
than. .
(ii-oedema. 1,
‘ogers. '
Doyle, Manchester, N. .H.; 1‘ . "
l'Wm. Flaherty. City: R. F. Benedict, ’
Hartford: A. L. Miller. Hancock. N. .
HI; W. H. Kuccadi, Gloucester. Mass. 1‘
W
Mrs. Hm‘Thear you resigned your ‘] ‘
m ‘No‘h‘ss.
’13!) you suffer thed'n omit
carrying around '
1.3.5.319.
bltitdhy 111' pllnply face? if 00‘ M ill'
album to stand it long; it ll Itho
simplest and busiest thing in the
world to get. rid of. No matter 11111111
might have been the estate. the mellow-
lllg harmless anti Inexpensive fiesta
‘r
Drug Btm'.
EUWI' one ounce,
ounces.
Mix and apply to I II parts affected
as often be possible. of Indrnlng and
night. anyway. allowing It to remain on
as lens as Iislble. never lo Ila-than ten
minutes. 1 e longer the better. then
you can wipe off the powdery film de-
IIIIII I.
Clcsrola one-half We.
Alcohol seven
A. .11
mm“...
New voak ovsrsa MArtksT.
('l‘he Fishing Gazette) .,
Everything just now points to €100“
successful season for wholesalers and
dealers handling New York oyaters.
A meeting of the oyster mere ants
was held in West Washington market.
last Monday. at which It was decided
that the prices for the opening of file
season should be $8.50 per thousand
for New York counts opelll'd. and 86.60
pol thousand for New Y'olk culls.
These pric‘es are fifty cents per thon- '
sand less for the counts and culls
than were the prices at the opening
of the season of 1907.
P1 l1 es for oysters In shells have not
been decided upon y.et
The demand for oystcis during the
lust‘weck was extremely good, much
better, in fact, than many dealers at
pectod. The reports that have been
coming lll it'oin 11Il sourt 1's announce
a particularly fine set with extreihev
ly swant meat. inland dealers report
that Indications all point by a succpslv
in] season.
Out of 101111 dealers when porch”.
in): oysters In the New York market
will make no mistake in buying from
one of the concerns which will'b‘o
found in the list, in the first column
of psi, '0 903 of this issue.
NATIONAL ARCHER' 8 ASSODIAII
TION.
CHICAGO. August 13.411111111111111?
archers from all sections of the M
by met today In the opening ev
of the 80th annual championship
the National Arcllers' Association _
the range in Washington Park. Pres.
Ident Dr. Edward B. Weston reports
a fine entry "at Colonel Robert Wil-
liams, who holds many record 'I is
among those expected to figure f
championship. Of the women r
Mls M C. Howell of Clllclnnal
Excellent Collins.
Dinners Evenings.
6 to B p.m
Sunday Dinners a Specialty
Dinner Parties and Banquotd
Boliclted.
Proprietor.
Telephone 090:
Refrigerators
(3111un Sets .‘
hammocks
00ft. WALL AND HIGH STRE,
DRWALK. CONN.
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