’ .0
. .ti'ons of the conservation commission
‘ renamed. ot‘ which Hun Joseph E.
“inhunsdoeaiu y.‘-p. .,...,,
.. ,
1 «1..
I' dying”. iON cenvea'noa.
{Willie 11.1111 in Washington in Decont-
bor Next.
g“ WASHINGTON o. C.. Aug. El—ln
« forest in the coming national conven-I
f of which Gifford Pinch'ot is chairman
find the National Rivers and liarbOrs
Ransdeli of Unisiana, is president is
ruiy on the increase as is shown by
ltiie discussions throughout the coun-
try during the mat few weeks; The
1'11 use of these two great bodies.
her next, gives promise of
liaising guest largely attended by the rep
'libltitttativs men of the nation inter-
tiattid lnI tIheI_ mnservstlon of our nat
resources and in waterway im
. GEE?" gh no special effort has been
fits bl'ltii together the leading on
rts and enthusiastic workers for the
oldies represented, letters recsivcd
. elitesident of the Rivers and
2.1a [Gel and the secretary of
’ o3, nserv nimlssion :show
., “no , - ‘ ‘ ‘
I. _ p is used from Maine to California, and where 01.10% “3611 always 118-94 This ‘5 a chance Of a “‘3‘
t a i the week 1:3)5, member 7th in
gton will b0 crowded with im
inaction; The Conservationl
.. . slot: will nicer on Tuesday, the
8th ' lie the national convention ofl
Like killers and Harbors Congress will
giggly 9n the 9th.10th and 11th of
at, all“ Which o 000 delegates
‘ithn overnora who have all
their intention of be
am the Conservation Com-
.and who will remain
‘ . e National Rivers and
“ eds. arez. Hoggett, oi'
" oiIHaWaiirIWilson. of.
him of“ Massachusetts;
ohlgan, Johnson, of Min-
Whit. of North .Carollna;
‘I ‘ ', f norm Rico; Cummihs. of
I I Crook‘s. of Wyoming, ’and Shel-
dn aof Nebraska.
'. k'i:%se state executives have inti-
‘ like
I £34 sit. iii-'1'
I
1.3.
i
will speak before the National irriga-
tion Congress to he held at Albuquer-
que. N. M.. September 29 to October
3. Vice-President Fairbanks and Pres-
ident Ransdeli are scheduled for ad
dresses at the convention of the Upper
Mississippi Improvement Association
to be held at'IClintou. lows. Septembol‘
2244. Both Mr. Pinchot and Mr. Rans-
dell are expected at the Farmers' Na-
tional Congress, to be held at Madison.
Mlsoonsln. September 24-28. Chairman
l’lnchot and possibly Representative
Ransdell will address the American
llankers' Association which meets at
Denver september 28 to October 1.
Among the many organizations
which have held their annual conven-
tions. conservation of natural resourc-
es. and. improvement of the waterways
of the United States had earnest c011-
sideratton at the National Association
of Manufacturers. which met in New
York city in. May. the National Educa-
tlonal Association at Cleveland in
June: the Yellow Pine Lumber Assoc-
iation at Chicago in July. and the
Chautauqua. Institution at Jamestown,
N. Y. July 26 to August 1, at which
meetings committees were appointed
and resolutions adopted‘l‘ooking to a
comprehensive movement on the part
of the general gov ornamt for the con-
servation of our natural r con and
it the improvement of the not on 5 water
highway s.
.o————-——-——-—L~
State of Ohio, City of Toledo, Lucas
, County, ss.
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is senior partner of the firm of F. J.
Cheney & 00., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and Bit e afore-
said. and that said firmiwlll ay the
sum of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each and every caseof Catarrh that
cannot be cured by the-nae of. Hall’s
Catarrh Cure.
FRANK: J. CHENEY,
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence, this 6th day of Decem-
ber, A. D., 1886. .
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall' a Catsnrh Cure is taken intern-
ally, and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
. F. J. CHENEY a 00.. Toledo. 0.
Sold by all Druggists. life.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
nation.
chutney. TAYLOR one.
HARTFORD. August 24 .ésamuet
Taylor seventy- -flve years old, presi-
dent ofthe State Savings Bank, and di-
rector 01" the American Savings Bank.
both of this ”place died yesterday at
fiatchatt's Point. South Lyme. Mr.
Taylor sold it a stroke of apoplexy.
Saturdhy; d died without; regaining
lint..- He leaves several chil-
rsn. . , , ..
na-
Ithélr presence in Washington
ml the period mentioned while
.111! others mi yes to lie heard from.
, is expected twain conjunction
'I‘ Alla annual fictional conventions
_ ‘ Risen: an Sycamore Congas.
"' aservatlop
W mail will and:
. slice of the governors, of all
”he into conference largely pat
’ the. wondlt‘fnliy. auctions-
iibg at’ the to .l—Ionse last
. sitting and frola' wh ch' vest benefits
he ‘tl already accrued.
'I the at month or six weeks
‘ihs pres dentist the Rivers and
' Contrast. Representative
' ill. and the chairman of the Chip
‘ pom Cotnmisslon, Chief Fo it-
I g .. will be busily engage
. '33-" conventions upon the sub-
' d interior-I waterways and the
' Whatnralwesoumbs. lilr‘.
' i and in all probability, Mr
. oil. will address the National
... “will“ to beheld in
. August 127. Mrs. men
IOTOP THAT COLD
gust, .m result in pneumonia. Bra-
llan 13111111 is breaking up colds when-
ever tried. almost without exception.
me 230. 80c and 81.00 bottles. The
elder, sisters and storms. .
I
.’ ..
'1‘ “
I if] ' * WE WILL GWE TO THE PERSON RETURNING THE
3;...
time to get Good Soap and Free Groceries.
Ill
24 COTTAGE ' AVENUE,
5., a .
~r—wg-
COMMiBOIONERB NOT WORRYING.
Are Known as Men of integrity. and if
Public Believes 0' Brien, All Right.
The county commissioners wme nnti
lncllned to be \ery much excited over
the statement made by hi ll.t)‘ilri1-al
yesterday in which he charged tth
with being in leaf-511V
commissioners
with brewers. O'Brien made the charge
at the prohibition convention held yes-
terday in Willlmautlc during a speech
in which he. told how the liquor dealers
of this city evaded the law.
The commissioners. when seen to-
day, said the charge was too absurd
to be seriously considered. Commis-
sioner Mead remarked. "i am pretty
well known in this countv and if the
people believe lm in league with the
brewers why there's no use in my smI
ing anything."
LA GRIPPE.
Brazilian Balm never lost a case;
never let it run into pneumonia. nor
left a grip-wreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. But
you want Balm and a plenty. code not
trifle with the small sizes, but get the
500 or 81. 00 bottle and take half a
teaspoonful in water every three
hours. Be sure to keep 11p this treat-
ment faithfully for two Weeks after
you think you are well to utterly au-
nihi'laifi every germ in every great or
gen T one remaining germs cause the
evil after effects; it is half- cured grip.
if the grip starts with hemorrhages of
the lungs glvé‘lhedarge dose every 10
or 15 minutes until it stops. "
YOPULAR AMUSEMENTS. .
PANHANDLE PETE. ‘
Panhandle Pete. a new aspirant for
honors in the musical comedy field
will be at Hoyt’s Theatre, Friday We
ning. This new offering is an adapta- .
tlon from the cartoons of Goo. Mc
Menus; now. appearing in the New
York Sunday Woold comic supplement
and was written by Willard Holcomb.
the author of Me Him and I. New York
Town and Rufus R'astus. The musical
numbers were written by Sam hand
man. who was responsible for Every-
body Works But Father. one of the
biggest, song hits in recent years. The
humor of Panhandle Pete results from
a wager that Panhandle Pete cannot
panhandle his way abOut New York
city for twenty- -four hours without in-
voking the aid of a. friend or falling
into the hands 0 the police. This Pete
successfully accomplishes and wins
the wager. The complications arising
are varied and full of humor and
abound in bright dialogue and excru-
ciatingly funny situations. A cast of
fifteen and a chorus of twenty male
and female members combine to make
Panhandle Pete one of the swiftest
musical comedies ever seen in Nor-
walk before.
hits... 1....
' outdo!"
Bundle
NO ONE TRUSTS HIM.
Louis Tlmpson'a Reason .for Getting
Things Wrangly.
'l‘hc Dunbar) Nous on
printed the inllrmlng:
Louis '1‘ tonight, on old offender. was
before Judge doth in the city court.
this morning, on a charge of obtaining
goods llllili'l‘ false pretenses.
"if 1 could get credit in the stores, 1
would not have to do such tings."
salds Timpsuu, in lixpluuatlon of his
wrong doing. "l‘vc been in state prize
on, and people know it, so i can't get
trusted for anything; and What um i
to do?"
‘ Judge Booth sent lb.» man to Bridge-
p011 jail for sixty (luvs. 'l‘iinpson uent
into W. W. Stevens harness store on
White street a short time ago. and
obtained some parts of harness, say
tag that llt' had been sent for them
by Albert McKay. of Beaver llronk
“.Mr McKay has had a runaway ac~
cldent, and his harness is broken, and
he has scnt me after these things,"
he said to the harness denier.
it Was lcarncd at‘tcrwards ”that Mr.
McKay know nothing at all about the
transaction and later it was discov-
ered that Tiinpson had left the bar-
ness with a White street markotman.
as security for a cash loan. The [10'
lice located the man in Smith Nor-
wnlk, where he was arrested. 'l‘imp—
son's credit. among local tradespeoplc
is probably not as good now as it was
before.
Saturday
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
Mrs M. M. Davison. of No. 379 (lif-
ford Ave” San Jose. Cal» says. “l‘he
WONh of Electric Bitters as a general
family remedy, for headache billions-
ness and torpor of the liver and bowels
is so pronounced that i am prompted
to say a word in its favor, for the bone-
tlt of those seeking relief: from such
afflictions. There is more health for
the digestive organs in a bottle of Elec-
tric Bitters than in any other remedy
i know of." sold under guarantee at
F. H. Baxter's drug store. 50c. ”
CREDITORS AFTER CONTRACTOR
BURGER
A creditors petition has been filed in
the district court of the United States
against Ellsworth Burger. of Norwulk.
doing businessi '11s ’13}. Burger &' Com
pany, contractor and builder. The no
tltioning creditors and the amounts of
their claims are Hubhsll. Hall and
Randall Company. 82. 500; Hubbell
and Staples Hardware Company. 35
and lllshop a d Lyaes. 8710. The
creditors are of Norwalk.
FOR WIPEPIIA.
.Mrs. Franhln Bush. of New Castle,
Del.. says: "l- a tiered for yards with
dyspepsia. used {a have grout distress
and belching. i tried everything i
could hear of but nothing helped me
until I took Brullian Balm, and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely.’
For sale b R. H. Pl sted. F. H.
Baxter and 'l‘ 0 Clifford P armcy. “
f consump it seemed inevitable, when
if 1. “ " 1 t ’
cousv ISLAND nowme RACE. l
Two Boats Allottsd t‘o Roton Point Dl-
vision, Which Will Pprticipate.
A rowing race will be held on Scp
tcmber 16 from llrookhn brldgc to
(‘oney island. represented by fiw
slates. Massachusetts llbodc island
Connecticut. New Jersey and \‘cw
York. lI‘it'teen how boats will be in
the race. liotou Point division will!
be granted two boats on account of
the splendid showing and \i'llllugnes.1
to participate in all other events. Ro-
tnn l‘oiut (“Vision will be l't"]ll‘t‘Si‘llil‘d
by the Stabell brothers and I.losepli
(‘orcoruu and Captain Edward t‘i'cagh.
This event is held under the auspices
of tho l'nitl-d Stan's Volunteer Lilo
‘aving Corps and incinbcrs only will
compete.
SHE LIKES GOOD THINGS.
Mrs. Chas. E. Smith. of West Frank-
lin, Maine, says: “i like good things
and have adopted Dr. King's New Life
Pills as our family laxative medicine.
because they are good and do their
work without making a fuss about it. "
Thcsc painless purifiers sold at F. H
Baxtors drug store. 25c
NEW YORK OYSTER MARKET.
(The Fishing Gazette.)
The real opening of the oyster sea-
son commences today, and from re-
ports received from all the New York
oyster dealers it promises to be the
best. season that has been known in
many years. Just now everything:
points to opened stock being lower
than heretofore.
fact that oysters are plentiful and that
.money is scarcer than it usually is
and with a good demand for oysters
and u, abundant stock. dcalcrs feel that
the public should reap the benefits of
those conditions.
Just now opened stock is 50 cents
per thousand cheaper than it was last.
year. Prices on shell stock have not
been decided upon. though it is likely
that dealers will issue figures in time
for use in the Fishing Gazette of A11
gust 29.
Stock that is being furnished at the
present time is from the Great Kills.
which are the strongest. and healthiest
oysters which go out from this market.
and also the earliest to be supplied to
the trade in general.
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WHY JAMES LEE GOT WELL.‘
Everybody in Zanesville, 0., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes: "My husband, James Lee. firm-
ly believes he owes his life to the use‘
of Dr. King's New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely affected. that-
Urieild conimsaded New Discovery
we t'rie 1,-t Iand is use has restored
liini to perfect has it " Dr. King a New
Discovery in the King of throat and
lung remedies. For coughs and cold:
it has no. equal. The first dese give
relief. Try it. Sold under guarantee
at F. H. Baxter's drug store. 601: and
81. 00. Trial bottle free.
This is duo to the. \
t
1's.
EAST NORWALK.
“Wammeusocwamm
.... w.--’ ....~— .~_-...,-.,
l8 CANDIDATE: FOR SENATOR.
M
Remark Made by Former Governor Mc-
Lean Arouseo lntsreat.’
HARTFORD, Aug 24 -—All over the
state today among inane interested in
the gubernatorial campaign an unusual
amount of interest was take in the
reported statement of former timer
1'1101 McLean at the Slinsbuiy caucus
last night to the eflect that he would
Ibe a candidate {01 the United States
senate in case Mr. Lilley should be
circled governor but would not accept
the oflitc were Mr. Lake to be elected
An effort was made today to reach Mr.
McLean to ascertain if it were true
that he would be a candidate for the
United States senate against-Senator
ilrandogce breast? of Mr. Liliey's elec-
tion, but the err-governor was may:
it is stated by one who is closely ,
identified with the“pres’ent campaign
that it has been known for some time
that Mr. McLean'was a receptive (an
didate for” the senatorship. but to close
friends he had not given any evidence
that he would mpke an announcement
until later in the year. An announce-
ment of this nature was looked for. ac-
cording to The Associated Press' in»
formant. after the election.
At the Simsbury cations last night
Mr. McLean presented the list of Lil-
ley delegates to the state convention
and in a speech Which brought out
much enthusiasm. announced that he
was 11 candidate for the senate in event
of Mr. Lillcy‘s election. He said he
had been‘warued by friends to keep
out of the light, if Mr. Lake, is elected,
as his chances would be all. Mr. Mc-
Loan is quoted as saving. "[ am not
riding two hon-19s and if Lake were the
choice for gm e1 nor 1 would not accept
the nomination for the United States
senate if it' were tendered me."
Mr. McLean's declaration, it is state—
ed by those who are taking part in the
present Republican canvass for dole
gates to the state convention. adds to
the somewhat complex political situa-
tion. it has been stated that ational
Committeeman Breaker. of nsonl.
also has aspirations for the senate an .
his blonds have also been working in
his interest here and there. although
within a few days a definite statement _.
has been made that Mr. Brooker was
not apposed to Mr. ilrandogee but
might be a candidate for the scooter-
ship when Senator Bulkeley's term ex-
pires.
inquiries made of several prominent
Republicans in the state at large who
are personally interested in the pres-
ent struggle for delegates to the state
convention brought out replies either
that they ad not seen Mr. McLean’s
quoted re rks. or that they declined
to make comment. in several instanc-
es the reply in answer to questions
was that Mr. McLean may haire been
misinterpreted. '
, Passion m
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The purrlculum of character may
often involve painful circumstances.
None beiter’ihan Gold Medabijogir.
r'io Wt
Horace ED111111 8: Son,
'85 Wall 8b, Nor-walk.
Real . -- Estate . and
insurance.
We have several decided bariialn'
in Income producing many. that
must increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town.
THE NEW
Horst Woman.
on“: mauve when decor.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Roomi a- Will "It“. Gas
and Electric Llama 'l'ilrsugimui. Ev-
ery Room Heated
RATES amounts.
Fina Stocked 6an in Con ”.9090.
A run tins of mm Mk. lacuna.
in. the Moss.” Bases-1311mm: and
Bass a Cola M aims on draught.
Anbauur Busch lesion Omani.
1w SULLIVAN, Proprietor.
f , T¢|Qbhfii|§fm. .
.:.II'~I.Ir~I
to all, on their household furniture.
pianos and ether persbna‘l property.
wt out removal. on their own [name
vi out indorser: ' ‘
CALL AND SE! in.
indepeMcat Loan 8: Security Co.
Harland Bldg, Washington St.
Dace open until 7 p.111. Monday and
Saturday until 8: 30.
:tW'?
Plumbing and Steam
‘ Roofing.
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HMTINO.
STOVE! AND IRANDII.
out: me Ina so is
on. m sum 11111111., «heady...
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