muddled [love always naught. and which has been
. ‘ over 30 years. has borne the signature or
" M has been made under his pen
supervision since its infancy.
Allow no one to deceive you in this.
elm, Imitatlous and “JIIIIt-as-goml” are but
M ets that trifle wltii andLeudanper the health of
to find Ohiidreu-Experlonc against Experiment.
ft is CASTORVIA
Wit is a harmless substitute for Custer Oil, Paro-
Tic, Drops and Soothln‘i Syrups. It in Pleasant. It
n'talfrs neither Opium. Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. 1 ts age is its simulates. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverishness. It cures Dial-three and Wind
polio. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
find Flawleney. It assimilates the Farm-r regulates the
Stomach Bowen, "glvi-ug healthy and natural sleep.
This Children's Human—The Mother’s Friend.
o'liilld You Hate Always Bought
a.“ . {.lli Use For Over 30 Years.
maul ODIN”. n and!" man. new was or".
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian Balm is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
. 9 home of her daughter. MI‘S. 10c, 250, 50!? find $1.00 l)()l.l.l(’ll. The
3 Avory' In ””8 plupo‘ ynfiunr. Clifford. Baxter’s and Plfllfllell'fi. ..
d expired in a few moments. .' .
as Sit-years of age. I
also SUDDENLY IN BETHEL
BETHEL. August 20 «Mrs. Cnioliuc
Avery, of Cross River. New iork was
liilten by heart disease while visiting
‘ us run w. IIII mm.
Funeral Director
and Embalmer.
19 North Main St.. South Norwslkl
Residence, 6 Washington St.
Telephone at house. 693.
Telephone at office. 336-2.
T
‘ WISE WOMAN orTs AN
.M. E. Gas Heated
ATIRON
Because It Saves Her
imc,Labor and Money
w.~_-._._...- . .L--.———Jb- «—..._...—_—
Eleétric
Fans
We are carrying a full line of
Electric Fans.
,—-TIIE_-—
Reed E'Volk
Electric Co.,
as WASHINGTON STREET.
’ TELEPHONE 354.
I‘ ', .
, '_ WEIGHT 5 POUNDS.
$3.00 GAS-HEATED FLAT IRON,
filth six feet of (Ins Hose and Asbestos
Fire Proof Mat. FOR $1. 50. just one
half the regular price.
Having placed a large. order with
lilo! manufacturers of this iron we are
mauled to make this extluotdiuury
liar-
Every iron is finely finished and
l ,9] plated. Be sure and take ad-
age of this Offer before supply is
On Sale at Gas Office.
onnecticut Company '
TELEPHONE CALL 720. 4----
orlOn ouse- -—-THE—
' .A.~J. ANGEVINE
& SON C0.
Furniture
meets.
Strives, 8:0
{134 - 136 Washington
. Street, '
South Norwalk.
Real Eitate
City, shore and Country Property.
Insurance
Fire, Life. Accident Liability.
Steamship Tickets,
1. M. Layton 8: CO.
Incorporated.
‘ re Dinners—add All Kinds of
, on Food Cooked to Order. .
I—U
ANNUAL MEETING AT ITORRO
0L0 LEM
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‘ u...“
George S. timer. of. New London,
Elected loo-Pmldont-Othor
Officers Chosen.
WiLLlMAN’i‘lC. August 20. «The
alumni meeting of the board of trust
cos of the Connecticut Agricultural
college. at Storm. was held yesterday.
with Governor Woodrufi' presiding.
. “lug the morning the trustees-um
nor the guidance of Professor C. L.
beach, the new head of the college.
made an inspection of the buildings
and grounds. At the meeting which
was held during the afternoon. George
H. Palmer. of New London, was chosen
vice-president. The other officers
elected were: Secretary. C. A. Capcn,
Willimaniic: treasurer. i). W. Patten.
North Haven; auditor. L. J. Storrs.
Mansfield. ll. C. Patterson, Tort-lug-
ton. was elected to the executive com-
mittee to succeed A. J. Plerponi. Wa-
terbury. who declined a reelection.
G. 8. Palmer and L. .1. Sierra are the
other members of the board. Mr. Pair
mer. Mr. Sierra and Mr. i’lerpont were
named to take charge of the Gilbert
farm. Prof. H. l“, Stoneburn, Water-
town. N. Y., was elected professor of
poultry culture, to succeed C. ll. (Ira-
hsm,‘ resigned.
-Cures baby's croup. Willie's daily-
cuts and bruises. mama's sore hroat.
grandma's lameness-«Dr, mns'
Eclectrio Oil—the great household
remedy. -
FAMILY QUARREL ENDS IN TRAG-
WIfe. Fearing Distortion. Kills Herself
Husband Takes Some Action.
NEW YORK. Aug. 20.:—iieiieviug
her husband was about to leave her
forever. Mrs. Edward ii. liuoker cota-
mittcd suicide yesterday by shooting
in the head. Her husband. who had
bade her good bye and started from
the Hague Court apartment house
where they lived. heard the. shot and
ran back into the ma. lipon lit-holding
overcome with grief and remorse and.
locking the door of the apartment. ire.
picket] upthc revolver with which she
had killed herself and ended his own
life, shooting himself three times.
When the superintendent of the build-
iug and several employcs broke down
the doors they found lumband and wife
dead. llaeker with his arms clasped
about his wife's neck and his lips
close to her check, as though be had
died while trying to kiss her.
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Mrs. (‘bas Iii. Smith of West hank-
lin, Maine sms: “i like. good things
and have adopted Dr. King's New Life
Plus as our family laxative medicine.
because, they are good and do their
work without making a fuss about it.”
These painless purifiers sold at i". H.
llaxler's drug store 25c.
Horace E. Dana 8: Son,
45 Well A" Norwnlk.
Real Estate and
Insurance.
We have several decided bargains
in Income producing property that
must Increase In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
ONE MINUTE FROM DEPOT.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Rooms a Special Feature. On
and Electric Light. Throughout. EV
cry Room Heated
RATES REASONABLE.
Flue Stocked Cafe in Connection.
A full line of Imported Ales; includ-
ing the famous Bass,’ Burton's and
Bass at Co. 's Stout, always on draught.
Anheuocr Busch Deer on Draught.
T.J SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
Teleohono 992.
Money AdVanced
to all, on their household tummy-II.
planes and other personal property
without removal. on their own name
without ludorser. ,
, CALL AND SEE US. , ‘
Havlland Bldg. Washington St.
Office Open until 7 p. at. Monday and
Saturday until 8:30.
, _...-. -__._.._...-.--.____~ ._ -_._.L_-.. L _ _ L”
1847 ‘ 1907
Plumbing and Steam
9 Heating.
HOT WATER HEATING.
' HOT AlR HEATING.
. craves AND IIANoEs‘.
SLATE AND TIN ROOFING;
an and ate-m Fitting an Fixtures.
Mot-l Ceiling. Et
RICHMOND, RANGES!
Company
17 WALL STREET. NORWALK.
Hotel Mahaekemo
.I. R. coNNes, mgr. ,
okay,
Service slid Cuisine Up to Date.
Roto- $8 per day. and upwardo.
Stock end Oonoral Information Ticker
Sunday Burners, 75cts.
tip. 5 Railroad Auntie. costs semis _
i .
I . TEL-cum
”A.
the lifeless body of his wife he. was’
independent Loan BI Security Co. __
,HAVE YOU SEEN OUR 8 00K OF .
The Jones &Hotchkiss .
in ordering a tile. bottle of Dr. Hows
ard‘s celebrated specific for the cure of
constipation and dyspepsia at 25 cents.
Frank H. Baxter is glvinx one of the
greatest trade chances ever offered to
the pe'dple of South Norwulk.
Even thouxh offered at half price for
introductory purposes the specific is
sold under a guarantee to cure or the
money will be refunded.
if food does not digest well. if there
is gas or pain in the stomach, lf'llifi
tongue is coated and the breath bad, if
there is constipation and straining.
Dr. Howard‘s specific will cure you.
if it does not. you have Diugglst Bax-
ter's pelsonul guarantee to Islam
your money.
Dr iiowntd' s specific giyes quick r-e
lief and makes permanent cures of
constipation. dyspepsia and all llvct
troubles
Those me strong statements. but Mr
Baxter is giving his customers a
chance to prove their iruih at. Just half
the regular price-«sixty doses for 25
cents. if they are not found true. all
you have to do is to ask for your
money.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackomo~A, ii. Scott, New York;
James iiulus, l’. C. (laig. Worcester;
1’. Dorsey, Clemockf‘ Mlont; 'i‘ ('
Abbott, .ir.. Montclait, .A illicit
and wife. ltldgefleid; L. ll iiurlbuii,
Wilton; E. L. Smith, New Haven;
(‘Iulos Angelina, W. E. Staunard, Hurt»
for:d lC. ii, Harris and wile, New lla-
Viz-1H.) 0',(‘.onuell cliy; ii I: Rog
ers. Cincinnati. 0.. F. A. Hogan New
llritain; James Schilling. Chicago; .l.
H. Walkley, Brooklyn; .l. Carroll, New
York; William Gugun. C. Brown. L. C.
lirowu, New Canaan.
Clifford-ii. A. Ludwig, J. \V. Steele.
Ii. F. Geber, George L. Frost, H. M,
Manson and wife, J, I). Huggins. New
York: (i. it. Crilcberson, Heston; M
ii. Nehus. Ii. C. Hart and son, North
port; Mr. and Mrs. E. S. Merrill,
llrooklyn; Mr. and Mrs. William Par
sons. New Haven Joseph .i. Mallou,
Philadelphia: .1. (l. Farrell. t‘levelau‘l:
i’ercy Kilson‘. Horatio Ogden, ProV‘i
deuce; H. S. Webber, A, .l. Shaw.
Hartford: Ii. W. Fisher and wife
‘.\'ushinutou; Mr. and Mrs. Elwood ll
llostou, liultimorc; W. ll. llurl‘ord, .lr.
ludiuuapoiis, ind.
There. are runny imitations of De
Witt's Carbolized Witch Hazel Solve
but just one original. Sold by The
Clifford Pharmacy and The Brldue
Pharmacy.
CARE OF PEEsLE MINOEb AP-
PROVED.
LONDON. August :20.-—-'l‘hc mem-
bers of the Royal Commission on the
I‘ure and Control of Feeliiemlllilod
Persons, who, in the course of their
investigation, visited the United
States. have issued II report, in which
they speak very highly of the Ameri-
can system of dealing with these an.
i'oI'tnnates, and the management or
(he instiiuiious where they are, assem-
bled. "in most. states visited by us."
the report says," the practical mea-
sures adopted for the solution of this
problem were more advanced and
more successful in ckflracier than any-
think attempted in Great llriiulu.“
With regard to lunatic nsylums, the
impression of the commission is that
in America these institutions are bet~
ter designed, more cheaply construc-
ted. and more successfully managed
than the. majority in Great Britain,
OASTORIA..
3cm u. 51% in Kind in lieu Always sup
ligature
SEARCHING FOR PROPERTY.
h‘Alltli‘ll‘IlJl. August 20.~-~A search
.. negro to teach the students successful
Connecticut Banks Do Not Want to
Pay 1 Per Cent. on New York Stock.
Counsel for twenty- s-ix Connecticut
banks. one llbode lslan'd batik, one
New liatupshire batik and eight for-
eign insurance companies appeared at
New York. yesterday, before the. tax
board at the bearing given to receive
protests against paying a flat rate of l
per cent. on all New York stocks held
by them. regardless tit-what their as-
sets might be, The hearing was only
a formal one under II recent decision
of the court of appeals in the case of
the Bridgeport savings bank, where, it
was held that. unless an opportunity
was given for a formal protest the as-
sessment might be set aside. The. to
in] amount of stocks which the cor-
porations wish taken out of their at-
seusmeut lists is about 12.500.000, rep
resenting I1 tax of $35,000. it is not
believed that the tax board will grant
It reduction. "
wnv JAMES LEE OOT WELL.
Everybody in Zanesville, 0., knows
Mrs, Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes: “My husband, James Lee, firm-
1y believes he owes his life to the use
of Dr, King's New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable, whet
a friend recommended New liliscovery
We tried it. and its use has restore:
him to perfect health.” Dr. King's New
Discovery in the King of throat on:
lung remedies. For coughs and cold:
it has no equal. The first dose give
relief. Try it. Sold under guarantor
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. 500 am
31.00. 'l‘rlal bottle free. ..
EDUCATION OF THE NEGRO.
CLIFTON. Muss, August 20.-—-Wba
was expected to be the closing set
.ion of the. Fifth Clifton Conferenct
composed of about. 7:3 willie and mi
.ll't,‘d persons who have inlet-ester
themselves in furthering the. educailm
If the negro race, today consider-ct
the question: “How (‘an the interns
liilllll Sunday School Association
.vbose work coucm'us the lilbie stud:
'ervlce of the church, wit all it;
orchids and influence. rein e itself it
he conditions and needs of the negro
brougb the medium of Sunday seboo
'Irgauiaztion and teaching?" l’rovid
ing the conference decides that It l‘
.lrnrlicai for the association to enter
leiively into the work. it is proposer
ly the executive commitirw to furnish
instructors to the instituiious already
Intabllshed for the education of the
methods in organizing. conducting um
teaching individual Sunday schools (I!
illo negro churches.
ONLY CURE FOR DVSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle
Dei.. says: "i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distrust
and belching. [ tried everything i
could hear of. but nothing helped mt
until i took lirnzillan Hahn, and one 5(-
cent boriic cured me completely."
For sale by R. H. l’lalstcd. I“. H
Baxter and The Clifford Pharmacy. "
CONSUL REFUSED TO LEAVE.
WliLIJMS'l‘Al). ('IIIIIIo, August 20
«The Dutch ‘island of Aruba has flir-
uisbed the latest incident in the dim
(‘llll\ be'tnoeu the Netherlands and
Venezuela. Five days ago a Vene-
zuelan coast guaId vessel arrlvod at
Aruba to take away the. Venezuelan
consul. As soon as the purpose of the
visit became known the people of the
island crowded around the residence of
lllu consul and wanted to haul down
his flag. The governor of the island
appeared, however. and succeeded with
It few well-chosen words in putting an
end to the. disorder. Tile consul rolus
ed to leave his post. saying that illness
made his going away impossible. and
consequently the coast guard vessel
oi' the probate courts will be made to-
nmrrow io secuic trace of property}
said to hate been left by litidgei l.e w- I
is. who died many terms ago in nuej
of the Conuceticth towns in this vl- »
ciniiy. ii is claimed that she left. an
estate of 810,",00 to iihodu ollugberty
Shay, now in iii-dlnmls. Cal. 1
Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is
especially recommended for children.
it tastes nearly Its need as maple
sugar. Sold by The Clifford Pharmacy
and The Bridge Pharmacy. ”
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I
F the best values.
tun-t
_ wheel the man escaped.
sailed away with her mission unfulfill-
Id.
STOLEN MACHINES RECOVERED.
r‘AlilFlELD August .I'O.——'l‘wo stol-
en motor cycles Were recovered here,
yesimillly aftemoon, both machines
having been taken from ibidgcport
one from A. ll. h‘aircltild. and the oth-
er from Homer Fox: The culprit was
seen with one of the cycles and held
up Just this side, of the Southport line.
While Charles F. Fox was holding the
i‘
‘IAJ ‘n'.' t, .,; Ml, at it: ii“ 3. ‘li F»[
| W F Film it (in Hr F” m g) fi ‘ r W i
- .- .: , I m} W i'. ‘ y
.0 ”*0 wm» 1:: ~§w~»~”:...l_ _. “a... ‘3 “2%: ‘ __ ”w” ' I ' ___, mm..._
. .
coon. Way To no Business. PEOTEIIT TAX RA Bridieport Advmigemnu l
if. i’AUO‘f‘to, reels”
Bridgeport Advertisements.
The D...
\\"e have planned this 5:11
lively at the Shirt Waist Sectit
lines. You will find handsome
and Lingerie that have been r
liaiistes.
different style.
at $I.25.
Another lot in both white
'l‘bese goods are marked
and pric es
\
Clothes Pin Bags.
100.
:1 broom.
floors, etc.
prices have been reduced on :11
tion, 75c.
l‘iver‘s Fluranlye Sacllci,
Blanche. 75c per box.
Everswcct is a dainty toi
prm out odor from pcrspiratio
l-‘ -or the lady who travels
very dainty \anity ease of ki
75C-
TheDHM
and L‘OlOl. .
EEMR. BIRCH AT -DEATHS DOOR.
Samuel M. Birch, of the Birch Lum-
ber Company, of Passaic, New Jersey.
who is one. of the pioneer summer res-
idents of Belle Island. lies very criti—
cnly ill at his cottage, “Rock ledge,"
at the island, and it is feared ihat. he
will not live the day out. Mr. Birch
has man) friends in The Norwaiks
and ilnnbmy, who learn Of his pres
cut condition with deep regret foiiihe
is a most estimable man All the
members of his faintly, with the ex-
cepntion of one who is in the west
are at his bedside. Mr. Birch is It protu-
iuent member or the Methodist. faith.
being a member of that church in Pas-
sale.
0 A. 8 '1‘ O R I A. .
Bar‘- the its bid in lint Always W
Signature .
of .
Living a double life is killing each
half of life with the other., ,,
After our Semi-Annual Sale we put out the small Ion:i left. and a good many
items ”that were in too small quantity for the larger salerpicked out from stocks
throughout the Store—these we mark at RUMMAGE' PRICES-rand so;iawaiti'ng ,
your coming. are a large number of ,bargain’s-h-BROKEN sLlNES,.SMALL LOTS. .
SHORT LENGTHS—all offered at only, a fraction of their. former marks. ’
IMPORTANT—These small Quantities will suggest an early selectiOn for
v
. f A Dickei'm "' 8: Son
8.4 Washroom St
Tei- M
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‘-
l
ll
“uni Wit, 2‘
South Nomalket it» I
with two pockets for clothes pins.
striped awning cloth with band and strings of white tape.
August Sale of‘Cluny Lace Pieces.
some handsome patlerus of this exquisite work left, and the
Foot of center stairway,
Some Useful Toilet Articles
l’ivcr's l’loramyc Toilet \Vatcr, an excellent prepara-
l’ivcr's Extract Floramye,
l’iver‘s l’loramye Face Powder in Roses, Rachel and
l’inautl's Lavender \Vatcr.
.Read CO.
“Alleged 1M7.
The Store closes daily at five o'clock except Saturdays.
White and Colored Shirt Waists
A Midsummer Clearance in all lines.
c just to make things a little
at. and to clear up our broken
and expensive waists in Lace
eduectl as well as Lawns and
We are offering one lot which is made up front many
both long and short sleeves,
and colored at 95c.
much lower than real value
as examination will show you.
These are in the form of an apron
They are made of heavy
Broom Covers. A soft white cotton, flannel covering for
especially useful for (lusting ,walls,
Fits any size broom.
llouscfurnisbing Department.
hardwood
I so.
There are still
l pieces.
lower floor.
50c oz.
75c oz.
very refreshing, 45c.
let adjunct to neutralize and
il. 25c per box.
especially by auto, we have a
d containing pull! III while
Read CO
BASEBALL NEWS.
w
x-fiAR iNDiANS. 16; TIGERS. 10.
e Star indian Club defeated the
Tigers Juniors. yesterday, by the score
of 16 to 10. The feature of the game
was a fast double play in the begin-
ning of the sixth inning, by W. Barry.
The lineup of the teams follows:
Star lndlans. Tigers.
L Connor ..... . .......... C Connor
Catcher.
C. Bender ............... J. Moriarty
Pitcher ,
G Tobey ‘ ............... L Olmstead
First base.
8. Olmstcad A. Jackson
Second base.
W. Barry ............... J. Sisk
Third base.
E. Barry ................ 4. J. Carney
Short stop.
J Barry ................. I... J. Silk
Left field.
H. Marasack ............ E Moriarty
Center field. '
S. Sherry ................... J Lee
Right field. .
Yesterday's State League Results.
‘ At Meriden—Meriden 9. Bridgeport
3 (first game); Meriden 4, Bridgeport
3 (second game).
At Springfield—Springfield. 3, Wat-
erbury 2. ”
At New Britain—New Haven 4. New
Britain 2 (first game); New Britain 5.
New Haven 0 (second game).
At liolyoke—Holyoke 2. Hartford 0
(first game); Hartford 4. Holyoke 3
(second game). .
Yesterday's American League Results.
At Washington—St. Louis 4. Wash-
ington 0 (first game); Washington 4,
St. Louis 1 (second game).
At Philadelphia—Philadelphia 6.
Chicagoi}. .-
At Boston—Boston 7. Cleveland 2.
At New York—New York 8, Detroit
0. .
Yesterday's National League Results.
At Chicago—Chicago 5, Boston 1.
At St. Louis—St. Lorzls- Philadelphia,
rain.
0 At Pittsburg—Brookiyn 4, Pittsburg
At Cincinnati—New York 3, Cincin-
anti 1..
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A SOON To ELDERLY PEOPLE. .
Most elderly people have some kid-
soy or bladderdisorder that is both
. painful and dangerous. Foley: Kid-
ney Remedy has proven a boon to
many elderly people as it stimulates
the urinar organs, corrects Irregular-
.itiel and t es up the whole system.
Commence taking Foley‘s Kidney Rem-
any at once and be vigor one. The Oil!-
ford Pharmacy and Tina Bridge Phar-
macy.
CHINESE ENTERTAINMENT} 0F
.. . AMERICANS. .
.AMOY. August Stir-Tho Chinese
commissioners having the matter in
.lchsme have seiectmi the .parade
Ismund one mile. outside theuclty u
the best. place for the entertainment of
the o are and men of tile American
i‘battles ip' fleet when (he Veéilell reach
“here the latter part of Catcher. ‘. -
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