IsCoMlnllnp
{Mind and?
h. (infirm 919%a
flu-[O M‘s-tons I
Only Ihing 99a [a
its." you
Conqthp nil-l" " ‘
and Cures In One Month.
IWW
“IA
1 1'
TRIAL some 259.
L‘- 2151‘,
irw'viinutfiL 7
capped Toucll
K
[uh].
y Fellir or Money Refundcd. 50c - $1.00 ' .
Vi:
all chm-Mmi-dmmlh dam-a.
Tomoddflpoutofthooysununmdw the viupr of young.
.Cumflurllr mtmmnmmau silo tolls. map
[112,4 99:11. Farmioinltnlnub. Kilpthom cl boo. was» or
. 2,0 den trout-
mot lexicoir. lob-
Iotl. awestruck
Ilvor '11:in
“W110 Rou-
MYII'IIHWIIIII SI
bottle III III-ail.
m 0-" II has oI
Ip coin 9i
tmont‘, .1811.
e5c, 50c and $1. 00 AT DRUGG' I? STS.
grafts. 1.91m. In I.
II .
oil-'- rut-131' ”fill-1'3?
me-
'DIANAPOLIS. INDUM
A musssi sTATEMENT.
V . E 121. Lewis, of the United
' ’orkers of America. left for In-
999ml. last night. but before his
‘ egg“ true a statement was given out
9y VngV on the miners' strike in Ala- .
mo and left in the hands of Vice.-
Vldcp‘t White and Secretary Ryan.
. are still here. The officials de-
., 9 t9 gile out the contents of the
' sin e eat. saying that the miners
th'eniselyes shall first know its con-
tents.
—.
PAv1N9 lNVEBTVMENT.
MIAJOhn White of 38 Highland Ave... '
Hoplton Maiu'c says: “'flme. been
or! nwith a. cough every winter
.. last. winter i tried many
'V 913% remedies, but the cough
'Ipued 1111111 I bought a .100. bottle
g iug's New Dlsc01ery; before
..t“ half gone, the cough was all
This winter the saune happy re-
filings followed: a few doses onch
' banished the. annual cough. 1 111111
cpnvincrd that DI. Kings New
Discovery Is the best of all cough and
lung remedies- ” Sold under guarantee
tit F'. H“ Butler‘s V'drpg store. 1710c and
1100.. Tle botlc free. “
P0 R PLAYERS FINED .
NEW RJ'I‘AIN, August 31 .—"ieu
young men. arrested in a 110le raid
Early Sunday morning. were each lln-
ed ‘5' without costs, in D()ll(e c.ourt
this morning, by Judge Cooper, on ree-
e datlon of Prosecptlng Attorney
Mighgii All pleaded 5guilty to the
chill-Ee-
M.»-‘M.LA.A‘—uom. ...-.--...»
EXPUBSVIQNB' 'TO HUNTINGTON
1 I
. j'AND VALLEY GROVE
b.1911 Altar poppy. 4“,"! 22. 1908.
Wits New shd Bommodloiu
Simmer Huntington
9m WILLIAM a. vouuq,
Will R111 as Follows:
SAME “HUNTINGTON for Nor-walk
Mondays and Priduys at 6: 45 a.
P! 111111 2: 15 p. m.
LEAVE NORWVALK for Huntington
Mondays and Fridays at 8:45 a.
, In. and 5:15 p. In.
EXCURSION‘TICNETB; 506: SINGLE
' FARE“
. Children 5 to, it yén‘rl Excursion, 350;
Single re, 25¢
.Wli! till]! I VA‘L‘VLEY GROVE Mon-
,. 0911!. n (I Fridays N sisnal
.
"lhe Board of County Commission-
VIV’f Vh‘n'lriield County:
'GHAM', Ala. August 31.——.
S l
Matinee“.
Kurdiétans.
Saxonics, 81c.
. .
Spade—Discount
. This Week.
F. A. Mitchel
.2001. Wall and High Streets,
”Norwalk, Conn.
Glover’ sThe Place
LE
OUR
ERS
.. roe
RALSTON
, These names stand for GOOD
VALUE and will prove a SAFE lN
YESTMENT. . .
$3. 50 and $4. 00
Fall Styles Ready Whenever
You Are.
Wear Shoes That Fit.
’ ' apply for a transfer of a -
Iii-11: .-_ .0.- 46, to sell Spirituous and
inhflié ghiuuors Ale,l.pgcrllec1.
, Rh. Elm Cider, from John C.
‘ " . 175'n ashfngton street, to
when. at 175 Washington
oi Norwalk. The propos- .-
' 00 ,leet in a direct line of a'
' “Ediflce 01 Public School house,
"or ppemiaes pertaining thereto 01- i
Anx.‘ ,. 9st Office. Public Libralv or
'Wmsier.
pate at NoerVISk. this 25th day of‘
411399th 190
" . . 1? FRANK sot. TESZ
Applicant.
We, the undersigned clcctms anti
l'ors. as defined by buy. of lhti
of Not-walk, hereby endorse the
' m1? of the abate named Frank
such license and we. do sev
III-ills Army cash Iorr h mseif that we
on . eta own 1131 nl estate sit
' ‘ said Town of Norwalk, and
.. that we have not endorsed the applica-
tlbn of any other Vpergo‘p tfor a Ilcemlae‘
' to lr-th' us and u axicatlng l
' ”‘9”; 1mm epaulgg license. year.
’ ’V at Norwalk 1. is 25m day of
oyt. lTheo S. Tobey Henry
891 .‘P Lengyml Geo. ll. wu
' t the above nam-
actors and inner
, law. of the Town i
cry. 'k’iid . . 1111 l1 i
ey ave a she
(51: I)": 11th:? applicant. !
,mtnd at Nonwalk this 25111 «in o! i!
A. 11.1908
.1 W’ 119383.13 BERT n SMITH
A” F3
Town Clerk
business is not located.-
122 wasuluaTON 'sTsEsT.
puoNs 542:2.
Hotel Mahackémo
.I. a. coupon, Mgr.
——
Bowls. and Cal-I.» .lJp to Data.
Rate- 92 per day Ind upwlrfl.
mock. nod-acnorsl Information Ticker
Sunday Binneis, 75cc.
.‘l'EL. CALL 98!.
» I
Horace EJ131111 .81 8.011.
13.1: Whilm-INOWAIK- .‘
Real Estate- and
insurance.
We has: Invent unload Dunlap
III mums producing propmy slut
must menu. In value with the rapid
growth of the town.
... ......» tau...»
1
' remedy.
OLYMPIC HEROES AT OYSTER
BAY.
Given an Olficlal welcome Home by
President Roosevelt.
OYSTER BAY. N. Y.. August :ii.~~
Just an ideal weutbcr favored the
Olympic heroes today when they pn-
rndcd 11p Sagamore Hill and l‘l‘t‘t‘ll'l'tl
the official welcome home by the presi-
dent of the United States as on Sutur-
day when tiny \v'm Iuvcluiuud with
the (heels of thousands in New York
city.
but ll of the Notorious athletes was
llltrmiuc'cd to the president by the
Alliericun commissioner. James iv}. Sul-
livan. The president grasped their
hands iii an enthusiastic lllllltli-lllillit‘
and had a word of congratulation to
say and the men plainly showed their
pleasure, at the high praise. the presil
ldcut bestowed upon them. ()Iympic
Iduy at Sngumor. llill certainly was 11
success. The members of the victor-
lious team evidently were as pleased
by the reception given them by l‘ruti.
dent Roosevelt us they wcl't by the
great reception accorded to them in
New l'tu'k city.
The men came from New York by
ntenmcr. As the vesscl passed lht
club house of the Scuu-nnlmkul‘or
'inthiuu Yacht. Club on Cooler Island.
across the buy from Cove Neck. on
which the president's home is located.
a gun boomed the welcome of the club
of the Olympic heroes. It was only a
short time afterward that tho cuiirc
party was landed and was marching
ill a body up through tluv woods to the
summit of Sagnnlcrc Hill. The presi-
dcnt was awaiting on Iltc veranda and
rose to greet them. The reception was
soon in progress. and till intrtuluctlons
of each of ill“ men who contributed
toward the athletic glory won for Am-
erica at the Olympia followed in swift
ullcccssiml. The president's rclntll'ks
Were brief and to the point. The core-
locales occupied only a short lllllc. and
then some light refreshments were
served to the party.
After the reception the party des-
cended the hill to the water's edge
and re-cmburkcd for Ncw York. Ev
ery one of the men was highly pleased
with the warm welt-mur- extended to
them by the. nation's chief cxccu-
r... nil-m and children. A
lilo Kill in line 4|qu SungiVi
Swain“ 0.‘
m.
LAYING IN SUPPLY OF PULP.
St. GBOrge Company Trying to Get
Raw Material Before Winter
Set- In.
A large threemasted schooner, the
lohn R. Fell. is now being ’unloaded
of its cargo of pulp, at the docks of
the St George Paper and Pulp Com-
pany, in Smith street.
Judging from the size of the pile of
this stuff used to make paper the com-
pany intends to do some business this
coming winter. One of the great
piles is made on their land, and can
be seen from Wall street bridge. it
Is nboupt 35 feet high, and looks as
large as an ordinary tenement house.
and contains about 6000 tons of pulp.
Much more is being added to this.
and the company intends to keep the
pulp coming in as fast as possible 11n-
tll the river freezes for the winter.
' They now have two concrete build-
lugs under construction, in Smith
street. which will be IISGG as stables
for their horses and store houses for
various tools,
Their plant is one of the most In-
dustrious in the town at present, and
promise to continue the some full
business in the future.
Foley‘s Orlno Laaxtive is a drew
an improvement on the lam-
lives of former years. as it does not
gripe pr uspseate and isVIpleasant to
take. it is guaranteed he Clifford
Pharmacy and The Bridge Phar-
me . ' O.
and the ride to the.
my I'lwflmwr-Mw ...-... ...—— .... . ..
' mm not” '
count Inc 0130119531
LIV or ”Men Responsible for
onsltlerablo Propprtion oi
the Cases Awaiting Adjudi-
cation
The biggest, docket which has ever
been leccl'ticd in the criminal court
of colmuou pitus for Fairileld county
will grcct Judge James F. Walsh, of
ilrrcuwirh. when he goes to Bridge
V port today, to preside at the Benton»
her term of court, which will open
this uftc,rnoon and will probably a
gin .july work on Wednesday. 'I‘
docket in as large as that In the crim-
inal Supellor c,ourt nnd that tribunal,
‘ ‘ too. will have the largest docket. In its
history when it convenes on the sec.-
ond '1‘1 u-sdav in September.
in all tiIci'c are 94 new cases on the
(MOM oi the criminal court of com-
mon pleusV all being appeals by the no
culled persons from sentences imposed
by justices, town or police courts of
criminal jurisdiction In Falrneld coun~
ty. The docket indicates that the
number of petty crimes has been
greatly increased during the past aunt-
luer. the accumulation being the re
sult of cases brought within the past
lWO months. There are. 39 old cases
on the docket waiting adjudication,
making a total for the coming term
. of court of iii-l cases to be disposed
of
Of the 79 new cases which will be
before the court. todnit, 38 are Irom
Bridgeport, which is not a very large
proportion considering the amount of
(rlmimll business done by that pollen
' 1111111. The di1lsion of the cases In ra-
the: interesting.v and the iuiol 11111111111»
on their face. show that the lion 11
[melt is responsible 1111 a considerable
average of criminal business, while
pl obubly behind a large percentage 01'
other cases in which intoxication or
\lointltms ol' the liquor luwa do not
.l. ..p or Itvsponsibility may be l.1id ill
the door of the. saloon keeper.
'i‘lure are twenty V'imu new informa-
lions 111 violations of the liquor laws,
or the law's relating to morality regard-
my; the keeping of disorderly houses.
'i‘h'csc inl'ormullona are directed
against 'snlootpltcepers and keepers of
disorderly houses throughout tilt-coun-
Iy. There are fourteen illltll'lllflllIIIlH
in which charges of intoxicallriu are
colllblucd with charges of ussnzlll,
breach of the pcucc. or some. other
Similar count, while the number 111'
cnscs of assault and breach of thr.
pout-c in which theI intoxication charge
does not appear is 17. Ten charges
of assault are included in the informs
lions.
In addition to_il1c.~'c cases llli‘l‘l‘ are
cllargrs for various offenses. (me man
is charged with having IL spawn lou-
ster in his possession. another with
(list-burning firearms within the city
limits. another with practiciu; medi-
clnc without a license, another with a
violation: or the'nutumobile law, and
still another with buying junk from
minors. There; 9 (barges of receiv-
ing stolen gunfight: begging .on the
highway of the of iniuly to pIop-
arty of tresspassing on railroad prop-
crth, of obtnlnlmv money by false pre
tomes, and :1 dozen other luformatious
for a diversified array of crimes.
Judge Frederick H, Hall. of the Sn-
preme court of errors, presided at a
session yesterday afternoon in the
Fulrfield couniy'court house, while
lllc jury for the coming term of the
conunou pleas court was drawn in
accordance with‘ the newly enacted
jury laws.- ' .
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ARMY OFFICERS TEST RIDE.
ill iii. [NOT ON. Vt, September 1__.
The officers 0f the. rcgninl army stu
tinned 111 posts iv1 the lurlm-llttion ot
the llI-pultmcl ll of the East, lllllt been
ordcrcd to Fort Ethan Allen, on Sopv
tembcr 0. 7. h” and 9. for the purpumv
of participating ill a second test rizir.
similar to the one recently held there
Major General Frmlel‘ick 1.1,VVG1'11111
cmnmulldiug thu department, will be
ill charge of the program. The 0m-
cers are to report here September ti,
for a physical examination by a board
or medical officers, and at. the, conclu-
sion of the third day‘s ride, they will
again be cquIIim-d. The. test will ex-
tend over three consecutive days, and
will consist of three rides, each of
thirty miles. two of which will be con-
cluded within seven hours and thirty
minutes. and the third within six
hours.
—-Accldent will happen. but the
best regulated families keep Dr. Tho
inas' E1 lectrlc Oil, for such emergen-V
alas. it subdues the pain and heals
'he hurt.
AUTUMNAL TOUR TO THE WHITE
MOUNTAINS.
'l‘he Recreation Tourist Company
have arranged one. gland autumnal
tour to the White Mountains. leavin
Wednesday, September 16, returning
Monday. September 21. Cost of silt.
days' trip is only 20 from New 1111-.
veil. which includes accommodations
at the fine Sinclair Hotel. Bethlehem.
flame. Names
should be booked early, as a large
party is assured. For further inform
ation regarding this desirable tour; III
so the Saratogn t'oul of Monday. Selr
(ember 7. address The Recreation
Tourist Company, New Haven.
GALE DELAYS BTEAMER.
DOVER, September 1.—-The steam
er Empress from Boiougne. landed six
hundred passengers here this morn-
ing. The. vessel had spent part of the
night In attemptmlg to approach Folks.
stone, but because of the sale this was
found impossible
PORTSMOUTH; September 1—-A se-
vere sale prevailed over the English
channel. last big I. and all the steam-
ers arriving at ltlsh ports
Verontincnt report' It usually rong
he xcurslon at m or ueen,
amnion; wibicii'flliiuld 11 so: armed
here last evenlni‘r’. was big flied this
trips.
"1K Rear was disc led. The passes.
Eels Were landed safely, but the crew
remain on board. ’
.———-
The rule .of sold makes the militia
rule seem sadly unreal. '
5 (ion, building lot,
'llltliV r
morning She sign lied that liar steer: tip as
.....-1—1.” nt“..'vn.
r I»Hm.
Commissioners not Ideas From Kennoy
Patio Hartford. V
The Ilctllel commissioners of the
Putnam Memorial (‘ump Commission,
who went to Hartford, last week, to
attend the monthly meeting of the com
mission. feel that they had upentn
most profitable day. The conunission-
9.111 were escorted by one of their 1111m-
ber, George A. Parker, who is superin-
tandent of all of the public parks and
tho cemeteries of Hartford. about the
various parks of the city. The object
of the 1lsit Was with a view to impIov-
lug Putnam Park and still retain its
historic value. The visit to Kcnney
Park was perhaps as instructhc as any
for, ill this park, nature predominates
and the visitors learned many things
which they believe may be applied to
Putnam Park and add to its beauty.
A SURE-ENOUGH KNOCKER.
J. C. Goodwin. of Heldsvilic, N. C..
says: “Bucklcn's Aruica Salve, is a
surevenough knocker for ulcers. A bad
one came on my leg last summer, but
that wonderful salve knocked it out
in a few rounds. Not even a scar re-
mained." Guaranteed for piles, soles,
burns, etc. 25c at F. ii llaxttr' 11 drug
store.
CONNECTICUT OYSTER NOTES.
(The Fishing Gazette).
The iiudel Oyster Company's plant
at South Norwalk is being tirade ready
for the new opening season. The in
tcrlor is being cleaned. a new founda-
tion has been built under the boiler,
and various other little changes that
naturniy suggest themselves are being
made.
' The East Norwalk natural growth
oystermen are gcfllllg their working
tools together and their boats In shape
for the. seed catching season. This be
girls on September 20th. Most of the
boats wlll‘probubly be. hauled out, in‘
the lllcillliillll‘.
'i‘lte steamer Strtltford. Captain
George Cleveland, returned recently
from the annual cruise of the stock-
holders of the Strutford Oyster (‘om-
baby. The lturty yiuiit-d Grecuport,
Providence. New London and Newport,
and Went as for as lllork Iglnnd. ’i‘hei.
cruise was managed by F. S. lit-ard-
and went as far as illock island. The
stut'klididcrs were. much pleased at the
business outlook for the coming year.
Last year was one of the most profir
:1ble in the. history of the company
which is one of the oldest in the busi-
ness and owns some of the finest oys-
. tcr grounds in the Sound.
LA GRIPPE.
lirnzlllnu llnlm never lost, 11 case;
never let it run into pucunumin. nor
left :1 gripwreck. Only thing on earth
that kills the tough grip germ. lint
you want llnlm and :1 plenty. so do not
trifle with the small sizes, but ucf'Ihe
, 3101- or 81.00 bottle and take half 11
tcnspoouful ill water every three
hours. lie sure to keep up this treat
ment faithfully for two weeks after
you think you are well. to utterly a11-
tlillilnte cvcry germ Ill every great 01'»
gun. 'l‘here remaining germs cause the
evil after effects: it is huli‘vcurcd grip,
if the grip starts with hemorrhage of
the lungs give the large dose every 10
or 1.3 minutes till it stops. "
.H .EL ARRIVALS.
Cllflordeacmes ll. Davis. llam-
mcndepurt. N. Y.: W. Williams. A. M.
l‘owle. George ll. Hull, .l. 1:. Jennings.
l.. V. Knight, Boston; Ncil McCoull.
l". 1). 'Brown. ll. Lloyd. Thomas M.
Reynolds. New York; W. .1. Casey,
Burlington. VI.; (3. H. Rugg, New H11-
'.'en': W. M. Shelltnun, Springfield: A.
.l. .leuks, Chlcopec; R.
Oneida. N Y.: W. E. Palmer, Weeds-
nort. N Y.: James H. Cutler. Wash-
ington: Samuel Harris. lAHllsvillr.
l<y.; Mr. and Mrs. J. A. 'ix'cnncdy.
Grove City. Pm: \V, G. llnilcy, West—
ileld. Muss; Anna l~‘. Gerhardt. l,c—
my [12. Wheeler, Ruwaytou, Conn.
Mflackemm—S. Waite. Rochester:
lnmes A. Allen, llosiou; A. Hall. 011k-
dale: ll. l.. Hnss, Ruilnnd. Vt.; A.
\loquett. New York; W. ii. Church.
Washington, I). (1.; hi. R. Bennett.
South Norwnllt; F. ii. Wallace. New
York; M. J. Jordan. Bridgeport: S.
lreenstein. Bridgeport; H, L. Davis.
Hartford; W. M. Cox. Stamford; R. L.
Willis. irvln'g Shear, New York: H. C
lingers. William Flaherty. Smith Nor-
wulk. . ‘
THEY TAKE THE KINKS OUT.
“1 have used Dr. King's New Life
‘ Pills for many years. with increasing
satisfaction. They take the kinks out
of stomach, liver and bowels. without
fuss or friction." says N. H. Brown, of
Pittsfield Vt. Guaranteed satisfac»
tory at 11‘ ll. Baxter's drug store.
2.10. ' to
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
Stephen Gnrlzey and wife to Frank
Soltesz. lot, Winfield street. War.
Alfred E. Austin to Charles H. Lou-
Reservolr avenue.
War.
Peter Decker to John O'Suiilvan.
building lot. Gregory Park. War.
Emily A. Lynes to William F. Coggs-
well. building lot, last avenue. War.
Alfred E. .Auslln to Martha A. Bou-
ton, building lot, Austin avenue. War.
Leslie Gamble to William H. Sniffen
and wife. building lot, Edlle overlie.
IWar.
RED No Vs.
Do you suffer the em marrassment of
carrying around an extremel'y red
nose? or are you tortured with a red.
foolish to stand it long; it is the
simplest and easiest thing in the
world to get rid of. No matter what
might have been the cause.t the follow
lug harmless and inexpensive treat-
inept will positively remove all traces
in tha’ ,of your embarrassment in from twol
to four weeks.
Get this prescription filled at any
Store. Cian’rol‘a one- half ounce,
one entice, Alcohol seven
and apply ‘to the pat-ts alerted
'as ditch as' possible. but morning and
night Anyway. allowing it to remain on
as long
muons. 8 inner the better then
ns‘FoVsVsible, never less than ten
you cl“ W 90 of! the powdery nip; Ils-
IMPnovma PUTNAM PARK. i
llurlbuit. .
laud Capella“ Adam 71111“ 11c inm- ibu-
boon A 111 floral from "dy up“ will and sour stomach
em
tire”. 11 two on In amidbaeu Inki a" [111:3
II In! n1 . wt! II n It
for s Ihrlfli thud). “All ccomlfionlll I’m-mu I’
my IdIeVI ”VIII llnly m for mat Ids"
sun 1. tow eVpre bow-lol- ago out
”Which 11-” n “”5
my Stuck 0:. null (lint-k. P.
£er VIILHI
His-ii nil"1rrwnritiauur'?i
Starling Ramsay Co... Chicago at N. Y. 599
“Mill SALE, TEI IILUOIV BOXES
CAPTURING A WILD RIO.
A large (“loud of fellows from
Spring Hill enjoyed themselves, yes-
terday. trying to capture a pig which
has gone wild in the big swamp. The
animal was the property of a for eigu
er living nearby and about three
lnouths ago it broke out and went luv
to this swamp and since that time has
become vicious and wild. The swamp
is very thick with underhrush and
the mud holes .1111 deep and anything
but imiting. but the pig uses Ihesc
places to escapojrom anyone staking
no attempt to capture him
CATARRH cANNOT BE CURED
with LOCAL APPLICATIONS. as
they cannot teach the seat of the dis-
ease. Cuial‘i'h i8 11 blood 01 constitu-
tional disease and in order to cure it
you must take internal remedies '
H.1ii' s Catarrh Cure. is taken internally.
§BVI
.alul acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Caturrh Cure
is 1101 a quack medicine it was me-
still" d by one of the best physiolans
in this countva for years and is a 1egu-
ltu p1 esrllptlou it is combused of the
Ill-sf Ionics known, combined with the
best blood purifiers. acting directly on
the mutants surfaces.
(olnbinntion oi’ the two ingredients is
\1 but pmiuces such wonderful results
in tv-uliug Caturrh. send for testimon-
illls fl'tc_
i‘ .l. CHENEY & 00., Props.
Toledo, 0
Sold by D1 uggisis price 75c.
Tukc liull‘s Family Pills for cousti
iutlcu.
FELL FROM HIGH ROOF-
'I ilOMI’SONViLl .13. August 31. —
Vincent \listrcteo. an ltallhn hod car»
lie-1 fell lrum the roof of a building
on Which be was at work today. a dis-
111111. of 30 feet to the ground. land-
ing on his it.ee Both ankles were dis-
lctulcd his back badly wrenched and
It is possible other injuries may de-
1c ion The doctors are, unable to say
whether his injuries will prove fatal
or not. He is about 815 yours old‘and
married. - 1 . ~
WIL-
TUBERCULOSIS chanEss.
NEV- Y.0fl.K August 31 ——l?rof P.
lambcim president of the Tubercu-
losis Society of Paris and representa-
tin- of the ivicnch government at the
inIPlnntimlul 'l‘ubcrculosls Congress to
he held in \‘i'ushington. l). (1.. from
September :31 to October 12. arrived
here today on the steamer La Gas-
(‘0an from liavrc. ‘
-
V~fl .....w
STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in pneumonia. Bra-
zilian llnlm ll breaking 11p colds when-
ever tried. almost'wlthout exception.
10c. 25c, 50c and $1.00 botles. The
Clifford, Baxter‘s and PlalstVer's. "
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New YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTWRP MIPRQAP
TIME TABLE.
in Effect July 27. 1908.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M'T12'531. 5: 07:. 5 41:. 6 11.
6: 48x. 6: 54:, 7: 513, 8:14x, 8: 48!,
9: 06x. 913011. 9. 54, 10:28x. 10:53x.
11: 201:.
P. M.—_—12: 51:. 1: 05, 1: 48;. 2. 65111.
.3: 27. 5 07. 5: 37, 5: 511:, 6140
62511:.721812, 7: 51:, 9,: 51:; 10:32. Sat.-
urdays only. 3120.
Sunday 3.
A. iii—~12153x, 5:07}. 51:41:. 8: 54x.
9138):.
P. M.—~12156x. 2:44x. 2:51x, 5:37
:5111. 7:00x, 7:10x, 7:51x. 8:21x.
:51x,10:19. ‘ ..
SOUTH NOHRWALK TO NEW
AVEN-
A. 111.:«12 09x, 1: 16x, 1: 57x 6.17.
:28, 8: ”:0 9:14: 10: 2.4:. 11: ..101: 11: 47.
P. M-12: 08!. 1218 2' ..49 3: 10:,
32241:, 4 21, 5:12, 62111:. 6:33. 7:09X.
9:30, 9:14x. 1010811218.
814 Min Mr
A. M.~12:09x, 1:16x, 1:57x, 7:44.
9:12, 10:50:. 11:10.
P. M.—-6:48, 7:09;, 8:24x, 9:421.
SOUTH No'nwALK To uANsunv.
A. M.—-1:16x, 6:20, 9:43. 10:06x.
P. M.:—-125 4: 33x. 5: 21!. 0:12 7:18.
Sundays-4:15, 10: 06: a. 111.; 7:35
P- m. .
DANBURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A. lit-5:55, 7:25. 8:05;, 8:,15‘10:10x.
blotchy or pimply face? if so you are 11 50
1:. ill.—-4:10x, 0:38x, 8:55.
8nndayr‘7:55 a. m.; 6:00, 7:39x
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
M-18i 00!, 4: 54! 5: 45. 8: 45,
8:00x, 9 00x.9:15x, 10: 02:. 10: as,
‘11. 001}, 11; 03' 12. 011i.
r M.:-1 oh 1: 271:, 2. 001:. 2. 53x.
328x 403): 415x 4‘32 5:02x, 5:08.‘
5: 25. 6: 90x. 6: 03. 7:10. 8: 03x. 9: 001:.
9: so. 11: no:
1
Bun
A.H~12: 00:,nllzoo, 7:.30 9:00x.
9: 40x, 10:32:. 5
. 6: 04. 6: , 7 ,
8: ’Iéfifilofl 0 00: .00.:
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Dinners Evenln o.
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Bundly Dinners a Specialty.
Dinner Parties and Banquets
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NIAGARA FALL? and
ronouro '
One Personally Condlnfted00 Tour
$35 .00 835.00
Five days trip. Accommodations at
the fine International Hotel. Satur-
day, August 29th.
Autumnal Tour to the White
Mountains
$20.00—COST4-52000
Six days trip. Accomodations at the
fine Sinclair Hotel, Bethlehem. Sep
tember filth. .
Beak Names for These Teurs New.
OTHER TOURS THIS SEASON.
Block island, August 29th ...... £11.00
White Mountains. August 31131 ..52400
Atlantic City, August dist,
.................. $22. 00 to 336.00
Sarntorga. September 7th,
.................. $1500 to $19.00
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