Tllrat and ilicar‘atad Toirclls.
‘ M illi'ii’éilm
lcrobo airli‘Cirfes
W tilt
follo- old Grip out of tile
Com Finlay. “urination and
'hfiml-
did! 8sz ‘1-0 HuerNsroN
.‘ RN90 VALLsy peeve
. CAPT. WILLIAM G. YOUNG,
Will Run as Follov‘zs:
Nia‘l‘ N for Norwalk
Mondays 111111 10 aye at 3:15 a
,99rn.arld 11:15pm
.NOR'WALK for Huntington
alleys and Fridays at 8: 45 a
, “in. and 5: 15 p.111
$951“le TICKC'I‘S, 50c; SINGLE
EAVS HUNfl
ARE, 40c.
ldren, 6 'to 12 years, Excursion. 350:
. Single Fare, 260
*0! stop at VALLEY onovs Mon
days and Fridays r11 signal.
C;— _.. ...-.. -. _. ..._,
TOWN 11x
Golleétor’ 5 Notice
otlce is her by given to all persons
axes to the ’lown of
hill. County of Fairiicld and State
unectiput. on the assessment list
at I will meet them to re-
staxes, at the office of the
‘ ; Town 'Ilall building. in the
tNor'walk. hrsaid Town of Nor-
r'l‘ucsday. September Int. 1908.
2 office will be open thereafter
-¥rory week day from 9 oclock llntll
. ocloak forenoon and from 2 to
lock afternoon.
1 Taxes. may also be paid at the office
9 if. M. Layton & Co., 1110., South Nor-
9 n all taxes which slrail remain un»
d" after the first '6
W8, interest at the rate of nine per
r ed from the lat day
08, until the
my of October,
t. will be cha
989ptcrrrber,1
srnNar GUTHRIE. .9
Tax Collector
and for said Town of Norwnlk on
Dated 11'. Norwnlk, Conn. August 4-.
the Board of County Commission
‘1 era of Falrileld County:
',,a1mly 91911.11 transfer etc
.24” uracil Spilrjiatuous and
11g Liquors, Ale.La
41-“ 9%
t9," ToWn 36! 9311 i; .ailt The pt‘9o-
. iroct- line of a _
.0119 lifiglflcc olfPiriai, School house.
exploring“ pertaining thereto, or"
Post Office. Public Library
as darn
" undersigned. Elcctoi's Add
as defined by 11w, of the
walk, hereby endorse the
of 019 above 1191191119911 Moi:
certify 6”}! for himself
a taxpayers selling real cs-
ated in said Town of Nor-9-
thot we have not. endorsed
litiurl '01 nor other, 9 99
9 ns'and intox-
_ liquors during the ensuing ii-
Alfrdd Brown,
”Frank Gregory, .1011.
I re electors and tnXliny-
by law. of the Town of
elitist they have siglic‘d
with“ this 10111 day
Brits a. chirp, lxt
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of especially recommended for children
taking one ”‘1‘ «1193990011 as maplt 'rut Just one original.
Pharmacy and The Bridge
C} 's’llsrrnscy.
9 his Month. 9
1 l
"MJ 4‘50
VlmMTon-llo.
2511,80}: and $1. 00 AT WWGIHTS.
NOON 0%.. lilfg. Ghoulish. ‘
;
aov spscu‘LA'ros mcu.
...—u.
Hal Bought Out Lumber Business Clear Indication That
rage Won't Cause Domestic
With Market Gains.
. NEW YORK. Aug. Ills-«Tirol Jesse
L. Livel'mor'c. the “lloy Spoculntor."
.vbose sensational plunges in Wall
ilreet have enabled hlrrr to “1.951 m”, The editor of the Ierpol'ln 'l‘lnln is
lions from the market willlin n corrr- Mrs. Mary McCl'cul'y Pnrkrnnn. .9.
rnrnilvcly few ycars. operates as 11 9-. 11.3;111 11111110111111; 111111 11111.1 111111-1111 two
ride line when he lsrrt bulling lilo col. 9999999999 99999 county srrperinicndcrrt. 999999999
ion market, a lumber business with
ills brother in this city. is a fact that
is probably not generally known. "191' hp.
The young sprcrrlator. whose orrm'n- l'lll‘lillllill, Republican 111111111911 slil‘l'i'yiil'9
tions have startled the old time kings and panama“, 10,. .....luwnmp,” p 11;
of Wall street and who now is fighting
to retain his corner on cotton against
capital, it is rrrrdcl'.stood has been coir~ iorinl:
iributcd by the. “boy broker.’
ABOON TO ELDERLY PEOPLE:
Most elderly people have some kid: ordinarily. 9
My or bladder disorder that is both sand Mi Our own business.
seem in all fairness that if we
hey Remedy has mm...“ 11 mm“ to put up with this man morning. noon
marry elderly people as it stimulates“ _‘“d will" 9
putting (him
lites and tones up the whole. system. “W" We 3““ our "MMMI
Commence inking Foley' s Kidnev Rem “'“l'l'lt‘d 1100010. “NW 001‘ iltl‘i'l‘llll‘nll
cdy at once and be vigorous. ’l‘lle Clit‘ 1nd our dlsngrccrncnis.
ford Pharmnc an Tile Iirid .. i‘llnr literature. religion. on, lllcnclruinr by-
many 9 y d" g pothcsls. lhi' prnl'cr method. of poking
1 of brcukfusr food
1s a brain builder. paving. municipal
rwnclshlp and tho lncls ill the
boss case. But we disagree on politics.
We tlllrrk our husband has 11 good deal
of sense—401' u more 1111111» on trio of
('11 politics hp 0090'!
lie is a licprllrllraliwa
, u moan, blur-k it'd-
hrrs no claims
painful. and dangerous. Fulcys Kid “mm!
the urinary organs. corrects Irregular;
‘19:
ESPERANTO CONGRESS.
DRESDEN. August 18.——'l‘llo fourth
international Esperanto Congress was
formally. opened here yesterday with
the 1,800 persons in attendance singing
the Esperanto hymn. The delegates
.Kingfli‘rederlck August of Saxony and
1f the municipality. Dr. Zamenhof, thé
i'lventor of the. Esperanto language.
made an address on the. idéais‘ of Es.
1cranto. The United States is repre-9
rented at the congress by Major Paul
I. Straulr. of the Army Medical Corps:
State of Ohio. City of Toledo, Lucas:
County, as.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that be
H senior partner of the firm of F. J. are contempt.
lh'eney & Co.. doing business in Ll“
(‘ lty of Toledo County and State afor
raid. and that said firm will pay t t
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
[or each and every CflSi‘ of Cninrrh that
z'alarrh Cure. .
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 8th day of Decent-9
a‘imrA A.D., 1886.
A. W. GLEASON,
'( Seal) Notary Public.
'9: .0111. and acts directly on the blood and
vnrucous surfaces of the system. Sent.
tor testinlon lat
sold by drill»: Druggists. 75c.
a ration.
W
WRl T WANTS MORE ROOM.
A‘NS. Franco, August 18.—
Finding that the field where he is con
for the use of a large military grouno
seven miles from here flora he plans
later to conduct a series of long dis
tance. nights. . 9 9 . til.
lazy liver leads to chronic (iv ‘11!
til!TA whole system. Dean's Reguletl
spsp piss and cons nation—eweakonl
1(25 c ti r 1111:) orient the liver
was $1 stomach cure oonltlna'f uedlcal
lion.‘
Masters by at' the.
nnrrncenlent was ins
whdrn t a setting bf:
loft by vote 'of firmnnnrdxof Managers
‘at their last “masons . 9 tense.
Kennedy s Laxative Cough Syrup if
iiford Phl'l'mdtr ’lliiford
thwartg‘o dag‘fi‘e
”WWW W.
‘ ill. “for or youth.
musician” [News pain of Iron. was or
20 days treat- 9
meat Toxicoir. fab-
iotl. greatest tools .
lemw
ho lion- .
M out with a Si
Bottle of Brazilian
Balm. 0H! box of .1
Iordcolo (l nl'oiflll'o '
IN i‘zi‘A‘N ANGUS. wIND'JJW
. ‘ i"
“OUR HUSBAND."
ilCnrpol'ln ilnzeltc)
ml by llc.' party, or pnr'ilr-s. as lin- ruse
one of ilrv '
the ppm. CHIN“ in the ”Suppl;- or'gnlr- Hurt .\Ir. l‘nl-lllnzlrl's llllnli' shall no: up.
land the Livermore Lumber Company "Mr i" ”'1‘ paper. Will'" H iii'Wri iit‘m
with his brother in 1111.. (‘ii.\‘ (".19.- 3 requires lrlcrlilol: of him.
1110th or two 111:0. 'l‘hc Lir'cr'lrrol'cs 11.1 "lili‘ l‘illini)’ i‘lll‘vi')‘1)l'." ’l‘lllril poilcl’
bought out tile business of the ’l‘onr- “l 'lliivklll‘llnk h"? illlfihflfld ilflsiiillr'l‘il
linson Lumber Conrpruly. 1.19 119 I.l\'cr'- some ('(Hllllli'lll Ill lilo towlr.
more. who resides here, Is conducting h“? "‘3'" dci‘cnsc.
the. business. but a good deal of the “”“mrlm'ii 1" Ill‘lm ”1“ following "(‘1'
\
“We have liven asked
why We kl'cp
blacklist ill the Emporiu 'l‘imr‘s. .‘
wIlut .wo do with orlr' bus
we shouldn't boy.» to
illl‘ fll‘i'.
subjects:
were welcomed by representatives 01 3:1: R‘Il‘llil?lilliiilfl
'nrbllcnn, and. us such,
’Jli us either as 11 nlouldcr of public
)plnlon. a fellow clii'lerr or as 11 wire.
d’c trill cook lor our husband;
nend oilr husband's clothcs; we will
larn and brush him and kccp ' ‘
919—88 our lrrnrbnnd.
holder of a vile, renal and corrupt or
sanitation.
street and as an opprcssor of the poor.
our husband has only our unspeaklf»
He should thank "his
lucky stars that we do keep his name
rut of the Times.
“We know enough of our husband.
'houfld he atlempt to press 1
9 . .00 or to make his vote in this elec-
cannot be cured .by the use 0' Halls loll little more than scattering. But
1p to the present we have said noth-
ng. We believed that our dilly as a
vile had some claims on our duty
But 11 word to the wiser
horrid be sufficient. and it our hus-
9.1nud has lfarned a lick ofhseuso from
last exper slides. with us, e will take
more mm“ 0“” ‘9 "m“ ““9”“ r-grand immortal tumble to himself,
1nd call on his dogs. .Thls newspaper
as a free 9nllld rrntrunrmeled organ 0?
pecial pr vi egos to none and onus
Y 5 C°~1T°led°- 0- 131911119 111 all. 1119191 11 ourllrquand thlfiks
. re re ongs to t e privi eged classes he
Take Halls Family Pills for consil s mighty badly fooled
“We think a good bit of our bus.
hand. first and last. and in one way
1nd another. but we will permit of no
ooliabuess about ‘
:ounty surveyor.
But as an office
us an editor.
He is a bad lot and
ductlng it: aeroplrlslnefgyulls is £2093” .ve withhold certain "matters ill this
”9" Mid 0° am a '1 re_ their on account. of the respectabil-
rpents Wilbur Wright is negotiating. lty of the murders concerned 1.
0A in
ANBONIA PASTOR AMESTED.
NEW HAXEN A118. 18.-——Co9uni
Officer Headley
raused a warrant to be issued charging
tev. Stephen Markus. the pastor of the
_ D MABTEJIQ DAY. Greek Catholic Church’
wan (WORD, ”August 18. --Grand with performing a marriage which will:
Masonic Home hat issued In Seymour.
been fixer! for Septefialbér 25. This all violated. it is allc ed. I
e yesterhy- by hat It Is not perm] fed 0
(3mm; gate: 111111191111 Fuller, will :horizod to perform a mdrriage in one.
he date had been own to marry a couple In another.
The law has been
revere penalty is provided for the of-
Tbere are many imitations of De-
Vitt's Csrhollzed Witch Hazel salve
"rum ‘is'llssv
Thumb-oil's Proposals to1 Wed Word
Refused Thorn.
_ New light was thrown yesterday on
‘ the butterfly career of George C.
Thompson. the aged walking delegate
of matrimony, who has been flitting
11110111111 the sylvarr deli! and rural
vlllagps of (‘onnectiputlgathering re.
crults to his “Widows' syndicate.“
'l‘ln'se uddiiiorull facts 8110'! that be
11.11 lzr'ncrlslng 1.1 1 snapshot courtshlps
'18“ long itgo nu llght years, through
ille' lirrcllcluu'k district of New
.lvr'scy
ills 1mm matrimonial and free
board ('iIIIUll ll or ill and near Plainvllla,
show that Ills tactics have altered but
111111111111.
'i‘hat. roll of relaxed paper, fornrlng
his chief asset along with unlimited
'lrlrlgungc. purported to contain but
' 850, 000 when he waved its worn bulk
bhoforc the *yes of Mrs. Jane Eliza "lil-
loulon, of lainvllic who is alxty- -six
yours of age, and Induced her to nrnr'v
‘ ry him.
yAbout eight years ago it now devel-
o‘ps, "(lcorge (J. Thompson. " gay anlh
debonulr mid wrapped up ill business
. affairs. runs the bell at the door of~lr
widow living near- linckensack. The
lrraaier of glib language explained that
he sought a boarding house. lle had
“bought a largo tract of land ill the
vicinity, and was preparing to devel-
011 it.” He gave as rtiincrcnccs the
name of a bunkcr Ill Ellglcwood. N.
...l and also the names of certain coun
9 tr odlclnis.
She agreed to board him for a week.
the boarder to pay after he had visit-
ed the ballk. Ill a trip to the village
be was caught in a heavy storm. The
- . lollowllilg day Mr. Thompson complains
rd 01' ll sovcl'r- cold Though Illness
1 vanilla-d lllm to ”ill bollsc. It had no
’ «floor 111 handicapping his com-11111111.
ion of food stuffs when he unswcrr-d
roll coil or each meal horrr. When:
2'11‘ woullrcr clcurnd. after runny duys,’
ho was lulu-n to iirc'dr'ug slow-.1191 ill"
ldou lll llel culllugc. l'Jrl li)llii'9 .\lr'.
'llro:.1pson sloppy-d at the bank. “I'
11:11. on: tho pliillic or 1".onstorlrailoll
'l 111' rrsillrl' “us out lor' the nit- lnooil
irrrri no 0111: clsr- know him. Would
the Indy lonlr llinr sixty ccnls to my
:l'm' llli‘ nuullr'lllc‘.’ (.‘lrr'lrrlnly she
\wulri.
’l‘lzlr: orcrrirll: Mr. Thompson nppcur-
ml terribly depressed. lie tulkod ni‘
il-‘iiill and of his having no one 111
whom in- could lozll'r- Ills 3100,0001.
Would llil' lady marry him? She
Irrirrill us well 11.1 the beneficiary of hit“
worldly \w:.rllll 11111 the Indy buikml.
. For days Mr. Thompson Int-listed lllld
urged his suit. 'l‘hetl ho had to make
1'. trip to llackcnsucil. ”1' l1!)l"“lil\\(d
fifty cunts for cure Idrl'.
While he was gone tho widow
lullr'llvd illnl lli‘ had no amount at the
ir‘rlgltrvood bunk. 'lhc register or
. floods lrnli no l"i mud or .1111 “(ll-0113- C.
’l‘llolnpsou.” The widow bud decided
to Ilililliilll tho 1.1111111 dog and allow
lilo, animal to llld . 'llrulnpion lli
breaking 111.. 0191111111 record for at
crols rrlpnrrv. lull. lIru alas. Mr
'l‘lrornpson did not return.
.. .—.—.—r......._.l.
EXCELLENT HE LTH ADVICE.
Mrs. M. iii. Davis: . No. 379 (iii
lords-Aver; Sam ‘11 pig-«yon “'i‘hc
worth of Iiiectrl tern as a general
i'urrrily relncdy, i'or' headache. billions
boss and torpor of the ll\'('l‘ and bowels
its so pronouncr'd that i am prorrrptcd
to say 11 word in its favor. for tho bene-
fit of those seeking relief from such
afflictions. ’l‘llcrc irr'lnorc health for
the digestive organs ill 11 bottle of Elec-
tric‘liilicrs illun ill any other r'cmcdy
i know of." Sold under guarantee 111
F. II. Baxter's drug store. birc. "
...». ....... ...»..-— ...
MORE WOR K FOR RAILROAD MEN
Jobs for Yard and Road Crews Long
ldie.
NEW ll.\\’ '3.’. August li-l.~-’I‘llnt the
Now Iiuvr'u road 1111s labored to a large
cxlcirt lir lhc Ilrrpl'ovcmcui in rilllrolld
business through 1119.11.11.11. was assert»
ell today by 11 high. oll‘lclul ol’ the
freight ilopnr'illlt‘lrl of the company.
He said rhni lilr' ii‘lllllt' ill ills depart-
mr-rrt had gradually lilCl'r‘ilSminllli'i’
dire latter part ‘0: July, and that the
Unicorn of ”IO rend were now expect-
iilg 11 full rrumnlrprt on its lines rilrlt
uoukl collie closf‘ ill the matter of re-
ceipts to that or other ordinary sea
sons.
inquiry in other quarter's developed
the fact that the increase in the
freight trnmc handled at this terminal
had l'esultrd in lnr'rzcr‘ forces bring put
(Q work in the yards here. and that.
freight. train crows who have worked
only periodically during the summer-
m'c now furnished with plentl to do
A large number of railroad men who
hn've been earning their li‘lllg lll oth-
er ways, halo been called upon to
take 1111 their old jobs. Just at pres-
ent them is a decidedly optimistic
reeling among New Haven railroad
men in general. and if the present rate
of Increase is continued it only not
be such a hard winter for the rank
11110 file.
Tile shop force In this city has been
increased 11111111175 men. and It is stat
rd that other of the former employee
will be put to work in 11 short time.
ORANGE HATTERS' UNION.
......
Lawyer Bays Proposed Change is Un-
constitutional.
At a meeting of the United Hatters
of, North America. Local No. 17.01 Or-
80861 N. J.. held in the German and
English school 11101 on Park avenue.
Orange, yesterday, Jud e Thomas A
Davis. of that city ad eased the. hat-
ters present. and explained that the
forming of a new union among the
Finishers of the Orange district as
drowned was unconstitutional ‘
it has been the esire of the li‘hi-
lsllers, how are ‘ listed with the
Makers. to withdraw from that body.“
and form a separate union or their
on with separate aw and constitu-
tloh. ‘Jliiifie D8818” pislumf tddt'. thlii
could not be «one: under the laws
governing the Hatt rd of North Ameri-
ion a decision a stench 9a move-
ment having been made by the Nation-
al officers when the subject was
brought up a few years ago.
......
Every time a girl shakes hands with
a man is mused If he doosa't.
‘squeelo or lingers.
~.—.._.. -.L .
I
your wonderful "(I "
.‘flfihynndi' loin oulirul viral-crflrarlrnlzk,
9 a“ pill 11. word of prni
no forth a or full-r lpoaillop '
gnarl: $14001 all; {Itlllti'iiul
. n
I'lllorrfdigil I riu:yr9t9i91an Ill tro oi ioruLi irat'untxfx
Janina 9lino-.1:Nor»;§i..lorscy0lty.u J.
i
1.999 ‘ rfi; fidéfifiazd Defined.
old In bulk. The gonrriuo up as l d ‘
amunteod to can or your money in???" 0 5‘
Itoriing Mod, Cmihio'o or N. Y. 59:
monarchs 1101111 sort:
CARING FOR MILK.
A Few Maxims of Value to the Young
Housewife. 9
'I‘ubcrculosis kills 5,000,000 people
annually. it may bc carried through
infected milk.
Select a milkman who has clean
hands, clean clothes, clean wagon.
”clean calls. clean bottles.
Do 110i select a milkmnn because he‘
sells nlilk cheap.
Refuse milk that shows a deposit of
dirt ill the bottom of the bottle.
Do not forget that dirt lll llrllk Is 111
menace to health.
Do not forget that dirty milk may
kill the baby.
Do rlot leave the milk uncovered any~
‘.l.'ll('l'I‘.
llo not use the milk bottles for any-
thing lull lrliik.
Wirsh and scald milk bottles as soon
us enrolled. Return clean bottles to
tho nrllkmnu. lluy only lloiticd milk-—
if possible.
While these "lllnxinrs‘ nlny lrol'r'lll
sorrrc good lrorlsckccpcl's who would
never think of being guilty of tho no»;
ill:"lli‘ll indeed. lllcr'enl'o homes with-
out number. nice llonrcs, too, where
sanitary and hygienic rules are \‘iov
lured constantly. Ill sornc of Home I1
is because the housekeeper ls young or
lncxpcl'leumd. ill otlrcl's. \vhcl'c thr-
(‘lll‘P of the kitchen arrd'nlnrkcring or“
loft vnlll'l-ly io scl'ynllts ignorant or
constitutionally (-nr'cb- '3.
WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.
Elcrybody in Zarrcstlllc. knows
Mrs Marv Lee of rural route 8. Silo
writes: “My husband inmcs Li" firm-
lv believes he owns his lilo lo the use
of Dr Kings New Discovery. Hi
lungs \vcre so severely affected that
consumption seemedinevitable. when
n friend recournrelrdcll New Discovery.
We tried It. and its use has luvslorcd
him to perfect health.“ Dr. King's New
Discovery ill the King of threat and.
lung rcmcdlcs. For coughs and colds
1
. it has no equal. The first (lose gives
relief. Try it. Sold 1111ch guarantee
at I". ll lizrxlors drug slori'. i101 and
$1.00. Trial bottle fr'.c1'
~<m-__ ..
LONG lSLAND OYSTER NOTES.
(The Flslllm: anullcl
Cnptuln Jacob Cohort: 1115.: oy'stcr
business is now fully established :11
West Snyvlllc, the lust of the build-
lrlgs. the big culling or sorting house,
haying llt‘r'll moved from Oilkduln lust
Saturday. The. building.- thc diurcrr-
sinus of which are 35x02 feet. was
hurried to her rlewlocatioll upon three
big scows. being lowed by ono of
‘nplnln Ockvr's steamers. On Monday
the building was slid to bar final rust-s
lllg place on the built rrp shale ut the
foot of Atlantic street, on skids. and
ilcr foundation Is being built lindi‘l‘
lrcr'. Besides being used as an open-
lng house. the building will contain
( lilituln ()ckcr‘ 3 office. The Pcrklnson
dcrdac is at work deepening the basin
filling ill the dock and is nibo digging
:1 channel connecting the basin with
the bin. The. basin is the most corr-
\olrionlly a1 ranged and one at the
larder" .llollg the llavlfrom. it has not
only an lulct. buten outlet, thus keell
lug lill‘ WMCI‘ In the, businas pure as
that oulsldc. The cost of the basin
alone will be nearly 85.000.
The Excelsior Blue Point Oyster Co.
planted about 20.000 bushels of shells
111 Great South Bay and about 10.000
in l‘cconlc liar. Flnc sets have been
found in each place.
ARRESTED BILLY GOAT.
“—...
Had Eaten Flowers and Crops From
House of Mourning in Chicago.
CHICAGO. August lS.—~Pollceman
Michael O'Toole was traveling his
boat. 111 \Vcstlnkrw street, last night,
when he was called upon io‘ arrest"
:1 llrlly goat for eating a bunch oi
flowers and a streamer of crepe that,
hung from the door knob of 11 house.
The goal was nibbling at the wreath
when some one in the house went tol
the door. The animal. with .1 sharp
tug. pulled the flowers and crepe frorn
their fustcnings and ran.
0‘ Tonic was lmportunod by the lam-
lly of the one. for whom the death
symbol was on the door to arrest the
goat. The unllnul sumllowcd the floral
emblem and part of the crepe before
the policeman could conduer him with
his club. He finally was overpowered
and taken to the station house in the
patrol wagon.
POLITICS OF THE. STATE.
This is the state ticket that the lie-
publlcuns are likely to nominate:
Governor—George L. Lillcy. of Wu-
ter'bury.
Lieut. Gem—Frank B. Weeks. Of
Mlddletown.
Secretary of State—Eli Gledhlll. of
Starlington.
1 State Treasurer—E. J. Emmons. of
Merrill M.llford
Comptroller—Charms A. Gates, of
Willlfnantle. 1: . 11???? «
Attorney Genfiiiltlearcus H Hol-
comb, of Sd'uthlngtba. .
WRA—
HALL“ counsel; monstrous
' 1111111.: Hilton's slo’Nlm'HN'f.
(Hartford Times.) 9
“Uncle Hcluus‘s Magazine" is going
on under the into .109] Chandler Har-
rls's son. Jhlirrrr¢~Unole Renrus's son.
Uncle Remus talked before he died
with his son about this. the two hav-
ing thought together and worked to-
1 - gather and grown together for a long
time before the. minor fell ill. Uncle
Rollins, while lying on the bed that
was to be his deathbed. although .no-
body knew it then. said this to his
son:
"If this 11111111111 11111911 me off a‘nd they
try to slal't any monument business.
don‘t let them do it. If What I have
done is found worthy of conrnremora
lion. tell the people. of the South to
let the lnugaalne succeed-"to stand
back 0th. with their subscriptions. Arrd
if it is not too much trouble to Mr.
Pritchard" (foreman of the magazine
composing roonli "rhn a little line
sonrcwlrere~'h‘ourrdcd by Joel Ciland
lcl' Ilzrl'rls.‘ Keep the magazine clean
and wholesome and fresh with the best
and silllplcst ill lll‘e. .Nevcr lot it be-
come just a money-making machine.
You know what my ideas are—carry
thorn orlt as nearly us you can, and I
shall be happy."
We do not believe that there Is any
publication in this country that has
just. this kind of Ii. foundation stone
under it. No monument business;
standing stiff and alone through the
rainy days and tile sullslliny days, but
the living Word—"clean and whole-
some and fresh with the best and aim
1 picst in llfe"——gning regularly into the
homes of‘ the country, with just a line
added as a memorial. if that is not too
much trouble, "Founded by Joel Chundé
li‘l' linrris." This was not a great
wish. but it showed a perfect collil
deuce in the re e'neratlng power of the
plltllcrl hold w on honesty and unsel
its choose or» behind It A very bcnnti
1111 110111 Went out of our knowledge
hilon l' ncle iloi'llris died The people
of the South and his son Julian will do
their best to make, this il’hhl wish good.
citb'fififixa.
3,3,. 911:. . “iii/ill! iii M M
of .
F OPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
YANKEE DUOIMJC GIRLS.
“The Yankee Doodle Girls," a clever
ml'rccctioll «of melody and illerr'imcat,
has been hookcd for Friday night. at
11 111' s ’1‘ hentrc. Among the greatest
v'srlety of cornpllrrrents paid to the
production as 11 whole. I1 large measure
of the praise is given to its plot. pr-e
routlons alrd to the very formidable
organization employed Ill its rollicking
interpretation consisting in tlreanain
of as clever an assortment of comcd‘
lune us was ever ellgaged for 11 slmi
lrrr purpose. Then. too. the large num-
ber of pretty girls. the brilliant coa-
tnnllng. l‘nro scenic. effects. as well as
the quailry of the song introductions
secured to haw appealed strongly to
theatre-goers. Norcily is said to be
the prime factor in moving the full
features of "The TYuukcc Doodle Girls"
.llrd this Is sorrrcihing worth consider-
ing in these days of marvelous ad—
vancement. ‘
lIeWitt's Kidney and Bladder Pills
will promptly relieve all Kidney and
llladdcr lllsu ders. Sold and recom-
mended by re Cihord Pharmacy and
Fire Bridge Pharmacy.
NEW MILFORD WOMAN said.
NEW MILFORD. August 18..-Ml's.
licllr'y l5. Iiostwwk. aged 65, n weal-
:hy and Well known resident. died
suddenly of heart failure while at.
lunch. yesterday. She lllld been at»
parently lIi gardrhenlth, but it is be.
llor'td film tllcnttackwas induced as
rl result of the excitement attendant
on the elaborate wedding of her niece
last week. lithe waarproulinentrin i).
A. R. circles and considered an author-
lly on colonial uii‘ulrsmbout which she
had written considerably. Her hus-
band. who died some years ago. was a
bl‘ollrcr' of former Mayor Bostwick. of
Bridgeport.
—.--o-,1---«—-—~s-—
FORSORE FEEL. .
"l have "found ‘.Brroklen‘s Ambca
Salve to be Ihc‘propcr thing to. use for
sole iee’t,‘ as well as for healing burns,
sores cuts and all manner of ultra.
stuns," writes Mr. -\‘V.- Stone. of East
Poland. Maine. 9. it is the...pr.opor thing
too for piles Trylt‘. Sold underquar
noise at F H. Baxter‘s drug store
211C.
CHILD DIES FROM LOCKJAW.
HARTFORD. Aug. lbw-ids Baglhl.
the alx-ycar-old daughter of Mr and
Mrs. C. H. Raglln. of Franklin avenue.
died from locklsw at theHartfordHos—
lilt‘ai yesterday“ The child wont to
Simsbury a week ago to visit her
grandmother-valid got. permission to
go aroundn without her shoes. -She
stepped on .a rusty nail and last Satur
day'tetauus deVeiopcd.. '
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush, of New Castle,
Del..~ says: » “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. uscd'toshave great distress
and belching. .l'tried everything I
could hear» of but nothing helped me
until 1 took Brazilian Balm, and If 50
cent bottle cured are completely.
For sale by R. H. waisted. F. H
Baxter and The Cliiford Pharmacy.“
BALLOONIBT’S Alibi BROKEN.
llERLlN.uAllg. 18;?—+As the Parsevai
diritlble balloon ‘wnsaoproschiug its
landing place here yesterday. it was
forced suddenly dowliward by it cur-
rent of all while at a height of sixty
feet. The gondola of the ship struck
the .géol’lnd violentlyt‘breaking the left
arm Captain ron ngh.
”M
. bros THAT onto
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried, almdslt without exception.
' 10c, 25c, 50c and 81.00 bottles. The
Clifford, Baxter's and Plalsted’s. "f
M
STUDIED BUBONIC PLAGUE.
NEW YORK. A'ug. 18.—-After hav-
lrrg made an exhaustive study of hu-
HAIt'l‘FORD. August ISr—Tlle Mal- bnnlc plague conditions in Venezuela.
Iev Company. or New Haven. yesmr 131.. Charles w. Vogel. of the U. 8.
day filed a certificate In tho. ecrctsry Marine Hes Ital Service, arrived yes-
I 1
There’ 3 no better salmon
canned at any price than
'Aar o. it’ s caught and
ed the same day, so
there' 8 no loss of its excep-
ltronal qualities.
Mk ”Irma-roman urn-11
sum jfi, ., .. . Waylon
u- r’ .oimomr.
.._.___..M.—._-._.. .
TAFT'S SPEECH AT HOT SPRINGS.
Will be Delivered to Virginia Repub.
' llcans Next Friday.
HOT SPRINGS, Va., August Iii—Tho
speech he is to make to the Virginia
Republicans who are coming here Fri-
day next was the, engrossing subject
with William H, Taft today. The ad.
dress is to be the first political uticr-
ance of the candidate since his Clncln
nati speech of accctpance and will lu-
the n] speech of its clurrartcr llI'
will 31a in? until his campaign opens ill
Cincinnati the first week In Scpil-rn
bel' Although it is quite conrnrorr for
Mr. Taft to receive letters from the
Philippine Islands expressing dosin-
for his political success he was some—
whnt surprised yesterday to receive
one written by Admiral Cervcla. of
Spanish war fame expressing the same
sentiment. “I pray for the election of
Senor- '1‘an for president " writes the
admiral. i should have written you a
letter. but have not had time. i know
very little personally about the, Uniu-d
States and cannot for that reason, givr-
an opinion of my own concerning the
election. But there is no'douilt from
what I hear about bls'election, because
be Is a very distinguished mall."
HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITIS.
Most victims of appendicitis are
those who are habitually constipated.
Foley's Orino Laxative cures chronic
corrsiiupllon by stimulating the. liner
and bowels and restores the natural
action of the bowels. Foley’s Ol'lIIO
Laxativa does ’not llauscato or gripe
and is nriid and pleasant to take. Ro-
{use substitutes. The Clifford Phar-
macy and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
nnUo s'rosas NOT SALOONS.
Says Rev. Walter shaniey in Sermon
It Danbury.
DANBURY. August 18. ~Rcv. Wal-
tcr J. Shnnley. president of the Nation-
al Catholic Total Abstinence Union,
in a temperance sermon at St Pclcr' s
church, of which be is reciwor Sunday
spoke par‘iiculur'ly of the sale of liquor
by druggisls. especially on Sunday.
He said that the law did not intend
that the drug store should be a saloon
,that many druggists ill Connecticut
.’could not carry on their bus Gas but
for their liquor trade iron which
runny of them made thousands of dol-
lars. Rev. M1. Shnnlcy is a director of
the Conrrccthnt Temperance "Unhiil.
osmosis
For Intact: and children.
lira Kill You lint Alvilsbdifit
Bears the
Signature of ‘,
SALT v—vosxs someones.
SOUTH DARTMOUTH. Mass. Aug-
1151 18.——The Pundanarum Salt: Works,
the last of the marry salt working
plants which were formerly operated
along the Massachusetts coast from
Newburypon to Buzhurda Bay. are be-
ing abandoned, and it is probable that
after the Dresant year .the last will
have entirely disappeared. e Works
have been In aCIIVe operation for al-
most a century and during that time
have yielded an average of live thous-
and bushels with a record of fourteen
thousand bushels in a single aeasbu.
During later years. however, with the
lowering of prines on foreign bait and
an advance In living expenses the
Working of the plants waned until now
the old Pandnnarurn Works were
about to follow {h e hundreds of others
alongbthe coast and disappear
If you trike Kudol in the: beginning
the bad attacks of Dyspepsia will be
avoided but if yiou allow these little
attacks to 'go unneededsit will take
Kodol a longer time to put your stom-
rich in good condition again. Get what-
to of Kodol today. Sold by The Glit-
‘ ford Pharmacy and The Blrdge Phar-
111110.11.
Ioar osz‘as APPEAL 'ro
COURTS.
WASHINGTON, August 18.——T.he
Oceanic and Mercantile Steamship
companies have appealed to the: Sn-
breme Court of the United States the
cases which were decided against them
In the federal courts of New York and
in which are involved the- question
whether the collector of cunto'rna is
instilled in refusing clearance ppper to
vessels which refuse to ypp‘aaltios
Impact! upon them for 1111:1111; un-
desirable aliens Into the United totes.
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia, nor
left snip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty, so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but got the
50c or $1. 00 bottle and take half. a
teaspoonful in water- every three
i‘Iionr-a. Be sure to keep up this treat
men't faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well, to utterly an-
nihllte every germ in every great or.
gas. Those remaining germs es s the
evil after effects; It is flail-cur grip.
If the Krill starts with hemorrhages of
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