island”
3 3 known, III $1: ut in prices
”“5513“
,~9’1-l'
I and Young ideals Mixed
' nits. W19“ tailored vat doo‘
.ppadnbla fabrina, 813.00, 812
MIL. toilet-ad... stylish suns
I were good values this
W at “6.50 and 315.
I of the swellest “Stein-
. ' 'atlti""Peck" 111110113 ’
. tjeésmts, broken lines
' 1% good sailors at
’28. 826 and 822. 50. Clean-
1w pri co .-'.
this such slurs.
6h hit of“ hr Black Sufi
31111 heavy weights.
338 its tutti were prices 312 to
525 are marked to clean up
It ..............s7.119 Ind 515.3
It IaiI'
43:: been out 111 price so
the «for of our ‘Iprtnp ind
WWI. may of which will be sold at "ALF
The ob set of our sale at thlI time is
3 (and 810 grades .'_ ........... 3518
" Clean-up. .pllice ............ 80.95-
h.lgh~grade custom.. . .
have been cut deep y and you can
find-d 199d demotion of both light.
MA» '1'
l .11" COST
3-.
Wu
Or fillidh' We have
in“. c J- 5‘
hits] no to offer better
5 Y .OV.-IRCOAT3
odt‘of se overcoats are con-
servative style; and are well worth
otigiddl values.
At 80.98 we will sell to clean 11p
Overcoats that were 510 and 312.
At sass plain kiosk and fancy»
novelty Overcoats that were 315.
At 810.03, high-grade Overcoats.
mostly . conservative three- -quartel
length, 818 and 820 values.
At 014.98 I‘Stein- Bloch" and
“Peck" hand tailored Overcouts, ex
"clbsive fabrics and styles.
Wit-w
MEN’S LIGHT-WEIGHT OVER
00 T8
A
A ldt of 310 and 012 Overcoats,
olean- -np rice x..........
All of otll' 15 and 516. 50 Oval-
coats, clean-11p price ...... $9.39
All of our 8138 and 620 Over-
coats. cisamup-price ...... $12.69
obs reassess.
’Our entire "stack of working..—
dress and outing Trousers at grellt- '
t.-
s'rleol-l nun COATS.
‘89!“ seat grey worsted an
ml.
3 so
(5an of the
lg‘ht Sort
allot on .11 .
.. recurs FIVE”.
1'.
W .V'aVAIJ
illi- sum or Troubled
nuptials rations Castillo
' 3 . .i 1 ,
Much has been published of into
about the remarkable patience and
per may of shot mysterious voice
to Wgsipl. poetics? ur troubless
and M9159 comfort “in return. and
which is listed in the telephone book
as “No. 25. " But the dugust number
of this Telephone Bulletin, which has
superior advantages for obtaining in
side information. hat dug up a few
new ones from records in the New
.3 Haven office. The Bulletin says:
3 No one can deny the tact that “25'
. has come to tiiifamore or less import-
‘.,-.l
I
At 87.89 a few odds and ends of
Coats that Were $12 to $15 qualities
ruins: Costs, someone: were
WI
ly reduced prices.
Original priced.” to 36. 50
' clean up prices. ..8139 to 54. 49
Men’ I Crash Transcrs. small
sizes. clean-up price, per palr.49c
Boys' Knickerbocker Trousers.
d
AND LESS
' "this will positively 5mm greatest CLEAN UP 3111.: um on. him and vicinity3 ilIo' Ivar
la doom ’and the price ”cutting II more popcrai throughout the flora. Many staple goods that we have never before
meta quick clearance of all
looks new on hand.
Ioh'lo v'sry Isirablo Men's and Young
thorough cleaning out of all stock on hand and turning Isms into money. with which to pay spot ,
values.
HATS AND CAPS.
About 10 doI‘. men's and boys'
HI and Caps, lot of odds
on ends. clean up price. 101: each
Meh‘s Fur Crush Hats, special
at .......... .. .89c
Dress 80ft: Hatswwe have di-
l.is|e thread Del-by timed and
Baibriggnn Underwear. real-
lar 50c values cleall- l-1p price
............... 39¢ per garment
Athletic Underwear of exclusive
fabric. a special The garment.
clean up price ............... 59c
11‘
MEN’S HOSIERY UNDERPRICED.
lilack and tan seamless Books.
A lot of boys' 50c Negligee Shirts
Our entire stock of Men’s 50c
Our newest and best It Negli-
Vided a" of our .1. 50 m .2. 50 99 Shh-[3' clean,“ H109. . ' ~7’C
Soft Hats into 3 lots, priced mg... white and- sfargcyl' high
-------------- 69¢, 96c. ”“5 "-29 grade Negligee Shirts, most~
Our regular 500 Golf. Auto and ”7 coat style, 31 50 quality,
Yacht CED“ CI" to -. ----- 39¢ each clean up mice ............. 81.09
' " We have pllt all of our finest
UNUW‘“ *7 LOWEST Madras. Percale and Flannel
PRICES. Shirts together and priced
Japanese Silk Underawcal our mm" .............. 1.: ..... 31.39
regular ’1 "‘I‘m- clean “I’ ‘ A special lot oi odds and ends
price . ---------- 59¢ rgsrmsn. of high gratis Shirts, clean-
A DEE 3 CUT IN FANCY VESTS.
Mon' s working Vests, good (inni-
Man's heavy wslhht suits and
HERE'S A OHIRT‘TA‘LI.
at one~half price.
Negligee and working Shirts
at ..................... 39¢ each
up price .................... 69c
inc flannel. illf‘lCt‘rif-it'li and
washable fabrics, .il .50 to 85
values, cleanup lilil‘i‘S
............. 591: to 32.39
ily. bllt mostly small sizes,
cleanéllp price ............ ...29c
special at ..... '5 ...... 81: per pair
Sill: figured fancy ilalf Hose
st 11¢ per pair
All of our 250 and 50c fancy
Half-l-lose have been cut to
(‘
clean-up price .............. 59c
113 H
W was
. rd sin it ice the re nest:
$111, Cetralfl'li 611;: upagld'ldsof
whiskey to poem N.o ii. will you?"
Another subscriber wants to know
how many acres there are in the New
Haven Green. Another anxious man
says: "25, you tell Mr. 8—— in the
‘--——-— Building that. i am on a job
next door and want. him. to come up
and see me."
illustrations of the indefiniteness of
some subscribers' requests are mat
1'19“ of no small idioms and clearly
what. Millie questionerd expocl
'ro know. For instance: '25, i just
received a Special ‘delivery letter.
What post-office was it sent from?‘
“25. which way is the parade coming?’
“35, whom shall I call to get a berth
on the boat tonight?" "25, can you
help me out? i told dressmnker on
—-;.§—— avenue I woulrrcull her up and
boys forgotten her nettle, number and
everything else." 01'. along the same
lines: "25.31 want to get sane people
ant. place in the daily life of many
position was created. Few people.
;"hoyever have any idea of the ques
motion as to answer.
rfty of theiie puzzling qher~
legiFIiImafo'to ,5 onot
152%th
' 5criber to step to the telephone. say
“give me ‘25:" land then put the
oucstioh to "liar.“than for him to look
up! tholanawer himself
~ _, no what sort df a reply you
_, 111mm a query of true nature:
Moths Richard Peck going out
' d3. black. .fiag on it for?" "Give
the number of the man on t e bill
"in westvllla with the session was;
~ tries
.. #11101“ at of spice does It take to
' of the questions are:
‘ "fidw ydu' guxntee to deliver 11 mos-
I
tothe New York posooal'ce arm
6: 5 pt0 m.. i" (it being at the time that
the Iphsorlbes was speaking 5: 25 p
_. Giro .me the agents for the next
_ stilts United states" idem-
' 3h adduarters being wanted).
' "final. to .gpt, some one; they gave
{true a 51111113.?an 1 have forgotten n
' l I With 11.1105 am Igolng
t"" ‘JI there -a telephone at
liar ‘0"! Franklin 31.18. Wood
11%: cases “No. 25" was
lulu-mines desired
who ups the telephone. It is for iheiber
WW of meeting "118 Will“ that the'11venne trolley line and take the real
Ithat. turns to the left, and they 11v:
1108!! that t8“. “flux bureau 'd Enrol" l me who they are?"
balls 1" In
I. Tt'ls‘c lbr foglh‘é {11% "l
and i dont know their names or num
You so out to the and ed
up on the highlands. Can you tel
Amother phase of the question it
presented by the following ' request: 1
“85, this is lit) -—*——-— street: give rat
I name of a hairdresser who're yOl'
don't have to make sin appointment
and give it to me dutch/“0." “Hey
”26 say l'd like to get a swipe at you
How does that sound to yogi, gyi"
ISome questions. that are in 110 mil
connected with the work of maintain
ing a telephone system and which gt
0 rove the son 0 11 min
{1611” that poor “ 5" ‘1??th it
have at her fingers' ends are: "25.11111
I get ticket for ‘The 5! ssiph' site
'6 do tick this evening? ‘Central
can you give me the verdict in thl
Harry Thaw cas "" "25.the1e is 111
old stray cat area 11 here‘: can you tel
me whom to call to take her away?
"23.1111! you please tell me how man:
es it_ is from here to South N01
walk? f” 31','“25 was that a seconl
alarm?" 25: ‘No, that is another fire.’
"it“ brand new one? 1 must go to thi.‘
one'. ‘Good-‘byei" "Can you tell 1111
where the ’l’t‘icnsrd Peck was built?
',‘25 what time does the tide rise to
night?" “25, who has the renting a
Music Hall?" 01' “25, i want a man
don't know his name. what street he in
on, but he is at a pay dtdtion. and:
should think you ought to know wha
it is and tell me" i
And so one mightgo on with thl
but some ht them were suggest?” and
3? person asking them fyt
I day are Wage‘ disgust
want the value} ot‘mfio, 88" can !'.‘be
0! Goalie, she 'has access to informs~
“ought“ dth on p15 not have but
how moss moon would he
Olf- hr :to reply 303 wall of the dolin-
:11 illustration of is asking for
- as follows: . “(live our the
. . -. dWorka.” Anthea and
- .111 “any. street New- live
~ - hurries. dedir'ed.‘ An'd
-: “t is complaint:
Vs any ltind at “11.15531
‘11 number ands to] it me.
3 don’t down the sic t, c‘siled
. ”got It all right; hills I
head; can't hear very good.
0 core throat also " And
015613155th “Give me the
Mommies in
filter? ido updtairs and the
3 on would 1,661 to.
3 oaof' 'andyoli
l
sire.
troubles of "35" to almdilt any or
These few instances. how
a wi‘li :gfve some idea of the ques
tilcll's that are buried in at the hard
working operator all the time that obi
is on duty. and t y some in as fast
r11nd 111 nonlethal es faster, than Slit
can answer them, for there are thi
hungzeds of questions relative ti
cha ed numbers. new telephonl
numbers that 51's actually listed 'in tin
directory, toll line “leiivo wroti". oalll
and: other queries which are strictil h
“under 'the work of the same operator
, 'NO. 25" is a great convenience I.(
the general. uplic but. as has 0891
paid." lfi-OE 1119's a mach inisunller
.Iiic and Rio
3I--1Iu~..a-‘..-1 . ..
Sellec
Ilnder cellsli‘lerntion. 111' there any 'gl'cn'r
wonder when, like the subscriber, he
is feeling ill or someone'bdh been dis-'
courteous to her, her voice should
sound a bit weary? However even
this is an exception to the general
rule “No. 2 ' is a woman, and very
humane. but the“ must not allow the
nerve- racking experience to which she
is subjected to affect her work.
W
SHE Llitls GOOD .THINGS.
Banter's drug store. 206.3
Mrs Chas E. Smith of West Front
lin. Kaine. says: “i like good thing
and have adopted Dr King' I New 1,113
Pills y our family laxative medicine
because they are seed and do that
work without making a fuss about it
These painless purifiers sold at F. ii
AFTER'MATH OF NORTHROP CASE.
l
AaIibnoI Brings Suit to Forecloso the
Mortgage.
As an aftermath of the tangled at”
fairs of former Treasurer Charles H.
Northrop of Newtown. the papers in
.oreclosul'e proceedings brought by
William J. Beecher against William ll.
Northrop, of Newtown were filed yes
'terday in the civil superim court.
it is claimed that Charles H. North
r'op owed the town 831888.92 and-
.nortgxged the flat as security on Do
lober 7,1907. Later the town con.
33 veyed its interest to William J. Beech-
Ir. William H. Nortou claims 3to have
‘1 n. 500 mortgage on the property and
“I named as defendant for that res-
you.
i There is a second collnt which sets
in that the town obtained judgment
mainst C. H. Northrop 111 the super-
ior court for 3742. 9. A Judgment lien
mobtained and t is was conveyed by
he town to Beecher. who seeks to
lave the lien foreclosed.’
EXCELLENT HEALTH ADVICE.
Mrs H.111 .stison. of No. 379 Oil
11rd Ave. and Jose. 0111., says: “The
amiiy remedy, for headache. billion -.
less and torpor of the liver dad bowels
s so pronounced that i am prompted
0 say a word in its favor, for the bone-
it of those seeking relief from such
-1dlict.ions. There is more health for
no digestive organs in I bottle of'E‘Io-i
rio Bitters than in any other remedy.
. know of “ Sold under guarantee at
1‘. H. Baxter's drug store. 50c. -”
mm
ADVIRTI'ED LITTIRC.
The following-“— letters re llnosil
ed for at tile toiiowingpost-o III for
'the current wool.
' ' South Norwalia
Oscar Grey Attic.
Oscar Grey Briggs.
Miss-Phebe Clark.
- Miss Josie Coley.
Miss Juel Collins.
Wm. 1". Dean. 3 '-
V. D Dressner
Miss Anna Duffy, Bell island.
Frank Fitch.
.3 Mrs. S. Hoyt.
1;qu Marsh.
3
i
‘I
is...
I ..‘
.1
stout! person. She is willing,
.tsct cantons, to impart a] tile infer
dilation 111' her or all to 1111st
any question will inside of tin.
bonds of reason, I a 11111th assent
to answer. .Shé as to “fill VIII
irritable peepfe .the map 511.,“ny
p'oiszn to... is nasal WI
himself costumed, ind ditcourisoul
telephone user and a- score of bill's.
Charles Morton.
Mrs. Stephen Parties, R. F. D., 37.
Mrs. Mary Retell.
Miss Annie Russell.
nuns M..!l Smith. R. F. Dis 87.
L. Bneiiing, R. F. D..3
3151's, Mary Stevens.
I
\
l.
1c
MEWS ess'r STRAW Hare at
909.000.0000. 09
WWIIIIIIIWW
difficulties 'that mice nor in 11 yrs MANY 5.3.9115; cases FILED.
trying position, and. taking fill till -
worth of Electric Bitters as a. general .
3 which seeks to satisfy I
Take your pick of all of our
39o EACH.
bildren' s 51 Straw Hats at ...29c
48 50 Wall St.,
Norwalk
c:
Unusually Largo Number for Consider.)
kilos of the Superior Civil Court.
Although the recent financial dc-
plessiou'ciogged 't’he' wheels of loans.
‘ 3 the police authorities of the east as
' "Humpty" Williams, because of a de-
. years ago. has made a
' downfall and criminal culeer
’Bridgeport and lived with his parents
boil his! to His First—A Bur-
piar allli Highwayman for I
Quarter of a Century
W
Ceorge Williams, better known to
fortuity due to a fail suffel ed several
remalkable
confession .to the Newark, N. J su-
thoriiies, ill which he declares his
01' u
quarter of a century was due to the in-
33 fidelity of his wife, whose failbldss-
ness he discovered when they lived turf“.
in this city.
Williams "with Martin Tiffany and
Richard Vaughan. are held in ball of
I ., 53. 500 to wait the action of the grand
jury. lie is declared to be implicated»
in a series of dating safe robbelies
‘ during the last two months extending
3‘ from Boston to Newark and involving
toot valued at many thousands of dolv
lets. For seven weeks, it is said, New
Yoflt detectives were on the. trail of
the gang.
George Williams a native of
is
for many years, in Broad street. He
attended the Grand street school as a
youngster. and was considered among
the brightest scholars. His criminal
career has been marked by a brillian-
cy and during that savor nlore of the
dime novel ouIIIWs than ”10‘ usual
run of criminals but in several cases
where he and is accomplices have
hileu into the hands of the police. he
has turned state's evidence against
his pals, to escape with 11 light son-
fence.
‘111 a statement made to the Newark
.' police. Williams is qllotcd as having
said:
Ml. first fall was due to my mis
taking 11 ywtlmiill. I came homo one
night while we lived in Blidgeport~
thats IWCiiiI- four years ago—411111
found my wife was ulltaitllful to 1111'.
The world and Its life lost all interest
for me. i was In straightened circum-
stances. and thought if i could get my
wife army from her environment i
(oulti reform her and yielded to a
temptation to steal to 301 sufficient
funds'Iopay our turn to Canada. where
i met hardened criminals Who after-
Wi‘iiflii ill-tame my bl s1 friends"
‘i .1111 done.‘ he said. “When a man
of my due and with the experience i
llll'e had Cull be shadowud fol almost
‘ two months as these New York dotrc.
tives say was the case, and cannot dis
cover it. it is time to get floured and
quit the job. I know that for at least
two Weeks my movements were pretty
well covered."
Williams was arrested in Bridgeport
in February. 1884, over 24 years ago,
for' highway robbll'y. He served 11
prison term. and on his release. enl-
. barked upon 11 long series of crimes.
He has spent 17 years ill prison
'Humpty” in known as u illusgarl and
:1 squeulrl in police circles. Hl' revels
ill 1cllillg stelics of wild daring, and
try somewhat tti'hpparently has not
effected theb Luis of the courts
since there is ’a' relief new cases filed
with ihl clerk minke superior court
for lhc coming term of this county.
Many more: petitions for divorce. than
usual have boos..filed, among which
ale the following flied yesterday:
William Ackcrl' rf Stamford. vs.
Jennie A. Ackcl‘, of Norwaik. desor-
‘tiou being aliegt'd.
Emilie Honuggor, of Greenwich, vs.
dollhiif Hillll‘lflgt‘f'_ of New York. im-
proper conduct alleged. The petition-
el' llisb'llfiks fbr alimony.
Margalct J. Wihlmer vs. Christian
:Wimmer. Jr., boy'oi‘ Danbury. lu-
tempernncc bcill 'nllegcll and tile
Custody of two lni lor children sought.
i’rudcnce W. ‘l lcpp vs. Frederick
A. Klopp. both of Dillihlll‘)’. lirllnkcll-
nsss being the allegation.
Martha A. Elwood vs. C. 8. Elwood.
both of Brookiield, habitual dlnllkcll~
ness being liliegcd.
Florence ll. Levis. of Dnnbllry, vs.
William Loris, of New York, cruelty
and improper conduct being alleged.
lsabelle M. Starr vs. John M. Starr,
both of Danbury. infidelity being al
leged and the custody of“ one minor
h id being sought.
Charles Sprague. of Torrington. vs.
nra Sprngue, of Danbury, 'desertiou
ng alleged. .
Barnum vs Alice E.
, enjamiu W
infidelity
Barnum, both of Danbury,
using charged.
Georgianna R Budd vs. William J.
Budd, both of Dapbury, cruelty be-
ing the allegation: while the custody"
of two minor children is sought.
Edna 1.. Thomas, of Ridgefield. vs.
3,-1. Thuman, or New York. deser-
iion being alleged.
Other Cases. . '
Daniel Kenmo.’ 'of Ds‘nbui'i’. ones
the‘ New York. New Haven and diari-
foi'il Railroad Company for 86, 000 dam-
ages on account of being struck by
some cars at the Greenirood avenue
c sslng at Bethel on September 4,
19 7‘. alleged to be due to no fault of
his.
Arthur Grossman. of Stamford.
wants 310.000 damages from the
Stollwerk 00.. of that place. an ac-
count of his left hand being caught
in a chocolate roller alleging that'tbc
hand had been made useless and that
he was operating the machine under
orders.
Solomon Cohen sues Julius Mersans
for slander alleging damages st 310,-
000 and claiming that he was called
viié names in Yiddish in the presence
of at least 50 pedple.
George E. Winteh.forn19rly of the
Plumd: Winton 00., is sued by the
Merrill Trust 00., of Bangor. Men
Judgment
in Middle street.
he Plumb & Win~
fi‘ layollved is $1..
lien on the proper?
formerly used by?
1.011311105111100;
ton no.3 Them
331. 98) nd ihefi
who has an attac eat for 33, 000 on
the prdperty, is named as a code
whenever arrested. the police say, is
always really to desert his pals, if he
believes it will redound to his own ad-
vantage.
CAS‘TOR IA
' For Mats and Children.
lb Kind loll tiara Always Bought
mmmgim
Signature of
LAWYER AFTER A JUDGE.
NEW YORK. August zit—An inter~
csting urtlnit is in progress somih
Wild" 11 Connecticut wilero William
C. Rosenberg. of attorneys for the
creditors of the suspended Wall street
firm of A. 0. Brown and Company, is
speeding in a fast automobile after
Judge Hell. of the United States lelt.
to secure the appointment of a receiv-
or for the firm in the bankruptcy pro
ceedlngs that were instituted yester-
day.
Judge Hell is on an automobile tour
Mr Rosenberg is armed with the mo
tion papers in the colic. This morning
near Woodstock, Conn. and hoped to
find the judge there.
PAST RUNNING BY INDIANS.
HELENA. Mont, August 29.—-—A re-
lay race from the Pryor Indian Agency
to this city a distance of 31 miles. was
made by lndians' yesterday in two
,hours and 29 minutes which is said to
be within eight “miles of the world’s
record. The r11 are carried. a mes-
sage from Chief Plenty Coos, of the
Crow tribe. to Governor Norris. They
lowered the record made by Y. M. C.
A. athletes by over an hour.
READ True.
"it is astonishing." remarked a well
known authority on Disease of the
skin, "how such a large number of peo-
ple, especially ladies, are by nttl'ictive-
ly written advertisements, induced to
pure use some one of the many so
call Beauty Creams now on the mar-
ket, not knowing of course that they
mostly contain oily or greasy sub-
stances that clog the pores of the skin
Ind are for that reason the very worst
thing that they could posibly use. My
treatment of leples, Blackheads.|
Bldtches and all ,eruptions of the skin,
are as follows and has invariably prov-
ed very successful. Wash tbs face
carefully every night before retiring
with warm water and a’little oatmeal
tied up in a small 8de1: hag. then after
drying well. use the following inex
pensive and perfectly harmless pre-
scription which can 'be filled at any
Drug store. Clesrol‘a 1,5 or. Ether 1
oz. Alcohol 7 0113. Use this mixture
on the face as often as possible dur«
ing the day, but use night and morning
fondant. . is,
"Have you eyel- loved and loam
-I1g oil the
t 11.111. 5.1.1.11.
“Nope" ls
promptly. "We won every breach of
w“
. MrsH ison
- Miss SoilA Zurek
‘ II. it. CROWE. P. M.
I
I
...._Lt a. 4.1,.
promise suit 1 ever brought "--Clevo-
land Loader. ~ .,
any way. allowing it to remain on the
[face at least ten minut'eil, 1qu the
m 5111 1nd? 110- Wipcii “Ling
'ndt Wash 't I use for some dittle'
after lililfl. By follows: this dimple
treatment. you wii soon have I clear
and Brilliltn't Complexion."
Mr. Rosenberg reported that he wasI
and...“ says— ‘You must have an operation." you on
I '51”: '“ in.
mfifimeWmm
III?
“436:“
MWEIGHIND MAIL. ,
dash——
CUMMIIO. In It.
' ”11111-1111..
on dilutions; it will cost you
has treat-
yi say sulfates from
method“: I want "he” tell dl women about
Lmrdsughter,
WI want» Iaiiyoubn w
help of I
.wornaa’s sufferings.
" 1...”:
thumy I
I and sure cure .‘or Lsucorrhooa or
chart” i' 'rrrtiol. Dispiscomcnt or
a.:u\ilf1u..uEt/.ha Plum“. County or PIinful
"son or flmwths' .
bowels . hearing
at you II can
maulekly and surely.n
I you nothing to
l
aimwéoally,
Wino ‘yt .
mwifimjza'? you ”mitt cos'tm".
ion-mu ltrations '
sh w
Every vrlosasn should flavrfai'g
us my borne moody. lt cum all
that which speedin
06' n In Young
winks" “Ind will lisdly 1.1
lass-Imam!
'4
i
localityd
'Id makes women well
thorns tan Mday’s Resonant is yours
Noll-I Dams. Ind.. U. s. A,
runes FOR THE CAMPAIGN. '
Commenced Yesterday Morning at the Chairman Hitchcock Busy With Stats
Norwalk Post Offices.
'l‘h 'locsl postomces commenced the
anus Weighing of mails yesterday
'moming, in accordance with orders
Finance Committees.
NEW YORK. August 27.-—-i"luns for
gathering the necessary funds to de
fray the expenses of the Republican
from the department at Washlllgtou.- national campaign are just now ()Ctll-
for the pulpose of determining the
CUlillitllHllliUll t
llilllC ads for the transportation of the
Hill“.
The 01 (1011» l'd'dlllre this weighing to
‘ be (olltilluod 105 days. and dining that
time mory piece of mail matter that is
1800”“! at or dismmhol £50m these;
offices as from the other es.
11111.11 be “sighed, and the matter
pying the attention of Frank H. Hitch-
be received by the cock, chairman of the Republican 1111-
tional committee. An announcement
was made today of the ("llllillliiill of
the state finance comlllltteos 1'01 fillet
New England states and within the
next ten days it is expected me until»
country Will be organised i ntile same
way. Sloth M. Carter, of Lewlstml
'Maiue. Representative John H. Weeks.
ucighcd must be sorted according 5010! Newton. Mass. and Colonel Henly
1:1 ales to which it is dispatched or re. '
coi.cd flora and also according to the!
train bv Which it is brought into the,
elite; m carried out. This makes a
large amount of extra work for tile
clerks.
Till? work In done under the. direc
tion of tho postmaster or under: his-
1wor11 leprcsentulive. Four copies of
1- ion daily report we made, one being
kept at the local silica and the otherl
tilt-lo slut to l"d\l"a1d J. Ryan. the
supt-l intelldellt of the railway mail ser-
vice.
Fl actions of s pound are not count-
ed. if a package or mail pouch weighs
:40 many pounds and a flactiou, if the
fluctlon of 11 pound is less titan half a
pound. it is not counted. if otleihslf
:1 pound or over, it is counted as a
pound.
Last year the weighing of the. mail
was continued thloligh a\period of six
months for the purpose-of securing an
absolutely 'fair estimate of the average
amount of maibtransported. An effort
is being made to secure the passage of
a law reducing the price per pound
paid to the railroads for the transpor-
tation of the mail from eight to six
cents
State of Ohio, City of Toledo. Lucas
County, as.
Frank J. Chrney makes oath that he
is senior paltnél‘ of the firm of 1‘. J:
Cheney & Co, doing business in the
City of Toledo, County and State dfOrE-
said. and that said firm will pay
sum of ONE HUNDRED JDOLIAARS-
for each and every case of Cutarrh thlt
cannor be cured by “1:; use of Bell's
Calm rh Cure.
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and subscribed
in my presence. this 6th day of Decom-
ber, A. D., 1885
A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) Notary Public.
Hall’s Catarrh Cure is taken intern
ally. and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Send
for testimonials free.
5‘ J. CHENEY 8. CO. Toledo, 0.
Sold by all Drugglsts. 76c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti-
patios.
M.....
fiEFUSED To SAIL 0N STEAMBR.
NEW YORK. august 27. ——Orying
that she ht ul dreamed that the French ;
Line steamer Ls. 'l‘ouraine, which sail. 3
d for Havre today would go down at . ' ‘
sea, Marta Feueiii refused to go on '
board the vessel. With her husband
and seven children. Mrs. Fallout-was; ‘
to have. sailed 'for their old home in
Italy, Where they intended to spend
their remaining days. but th strange ’
omen that came to her in a dream of 3
the ill (ate (it the ship had 110 'thor-v
oughly frightened the woman that
she would not go on the vessel. Her
husband and several friends tried to
dlng the woman on board but she
resisted desperately, and when the La.
Touraine steamed away the wom
with her little flock of children and 11
angry husband were still standing on
the pier.
LA GRIPPE
l Brazilian Balm ‘nevor lost a case;
lnever let it run into pneumonia, “nor
oft a grip-Wreck. Only thing on earth
-thnt kills the tauzh stip germ. But
yen want Balm and a plenty, so do 1101.
trihe with the small sizes but get the
50c or 3100. bottle and take half a
ylteaspoonful
the 111's. Be sure to keep up this treat-
[ment faithfully for two weeks after
you ’think you are well. to utterly lia~
lulhilnte every gem in every great or-
gen. Those remaining gems cause the
levil after effects-:11 is honoured grip.
iii the grip starts with hemorrhages of -3
the kings who the large dose every 10
or 15 minutes until it stops.
W
TWENTY-NINE gngEC RECOVER»
McALESTER, Okla. Aug. 27—When
rescuers today campieted their work
at the Hailey Okla Mine No.1 at Hai-
ley,ville twelve miles east of here
where a dis trons explosion occurred
yosie‘rday.t enty- -i1'ine dead bodieil
had been recovered.
cA-Qon
Mtihi WW“:
. 31.00. Trial battle
in water every three '
A...“ In 31mm '1'
F. Lippert of Providence. R. l.. will
have charge of financial operations ill
their respective states and they ale
empowered to name as assistants Silt 11
men as they desire. The state finance
committee will work in hand wilh the
nationals avisory committee, which
was appointed recently to assist
George R. Sheldon, of New York, the
National treasurer ,and F. C. Uphanl.
of Chicago. the assistant treasurer of
the national committee. The first for-
mal meeting of the eastern ‘mcmbcrs
of the executive committee with Chair.
man Hitchcock will be held tomorrow.
After that the meetings will be held
each Week.
A.BOON TO ELDERLY PEOPLE.
Most elderly people have some kid-
any or bladder disorder that is both
painful and dangerous. Foleys Kill-
ney Remedy has proven a boon to
many elderly peepie as it stimulates
the urinary organs, corrects irregular-
ities and tones up thé Whole system.
Commence taking Foley' s Kidney Rem-
edy at once and be Vigorous. Tile Clif-
f0rd Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
macy.
YACHT ~iOLANDE PARTY .WELLV
NEW LUNUUN, Aumtvb’lrfit wire-
less message was received today at
mortoa i“. Pianos estate, Brunforli
House. Grown, announcing that Mr.
Plant and the rest of the party on
the yacht iolande, which is now cross-
e lug the ocean to this port, were well
and having a fine trip.
WHY JAMES LEE cor WELL.
Everybody in Zahesvllle. 0., 'knOWI
Mrs Mary Lee, or rural route 8 She
wl':ftes “My husband James Lee, firm-
ly believes he dives his life to the use
of Dr. King's New ’Dlscovery. His
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed heritable, when
a friendnrecomme‘nded New Discovery.
We tried it, and its use has restored
him to perfect health. " Dr. King I New
Discovery in the King of throat and
lung remedies. Flor coughs and colds
it has no equal. The first dose gives
'reiief. Try it. Sold under guarantee
'at F. H. Baxter's drag store. 500 and
es.
2850' ‘1an 15;" speakers"
AND VALLEY GROVE.
On and In» 56mm.” Juha as, m.
The New and Carcinomas.
Simpler Huntington
dart. WILLIAM a. Venue.
Will Run as Follows:
LEAVE HUNTINGTO for Norwalk
Mondays and Fl ays at d: 45 a.
in. and 2:15 ..'p
LEAVE NORWALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at 8: 45 a.
m:..and5 1511. m. .-
EXCURSION TICKETS 50o: SINGLE
FARE. 40c.
Children. 5 to 12 years. Excuroion. 850:
Single Fare, 25c
’Wiil stop at VALLEY GROVE Mon»
days and Fridays on signal. ‘
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