methods and.
model enameries
w ..
lllllllSl
V -. -- grey to -
aFodVy-lour Biflhsa
:hm and many.
.9». u
no
~xt£
V 20 Ireland
ng; its the. record of birthl.
and deaths in the town dur-
,th of AugustI " . .
‘smm.
I'Irct Lillla'n, to Stephen H.
,Qharlotte M. Jarvis.
a Léfllhnde to George Wil-
and Malgaret Sturges.
3inhibit eb‘h' blitl Elisabeth Butt.
What
‘ 'l-ST- to Earlpndblaud Stev~
V o Illo'yvllll halelJzzie Toll.
to *Bteven- “and Theresa
rlne Elisabeth, to Matthew
and Mary Eilhubeth Kindl-
.l.‘ .I ' . . 'V
V to Daniel and Eliza-
.; to Antonio and Rosie
N
Herman And Katherine
theft-anemia to Arthur How
and Bertha May Bennett.
l#0 W.. to. Charles E. and
J. Coleman.
.79 Frank and Rose Dal
"‘t,,_',l."-.
' 'Fl‘fimlllj to Barry F. and
. Pllottf.
' n. In, to Edmund
planar} Estelle Ashe. . .
Inn tomuhzu. and Elizabeth
l I
its no.9... and Rosie
.-,- u.» \
‘ , o-Georgle' and Mary
. ,':.t., »-s.
M-«MW'lto Gcmge and Margaret
Hartman.
' 5M .
22*Pearluthdlbhu and Clara Llcchayi.
qua—Ethel Harriet toArcblbald L. and
5M! 'JUslerh.
‘ 2d—Frsucesco to Giovanni and Speran-
' .. meflmne'fi” ‘
' zit—Dolhrm‘ (Myron to. Peter and
_ B 0.x
J 29-minute, .toI'Iylnsent
. Splblmsl
“Hours-leverflveline. to Wallace and
fidkclzrifiplllatt. ' ""
29-bit cite hammer. to James B. and
Smelt-"I r: we . 1hr
27-4991; Francis. to flurry and Ben
“ U-r-Golfl'l - .-.«- . J
97433:, to John w. and dsldl'e nr'sw.
all—«Know so Ito-ed o. and {gorilla
E;
_SS—Wlflogn Henry; “if J00! .H.. and
fiuflfffio. Porter: .
0*G“ce! Elinor. to William 3. and
' an eastern 5.x.- -
1*Flgrenoo to I heel J. and Mary
IMQf Im‘I- Ii -‘§.
:. ,VVVV WWW"- “I.
behmnce Manet: to Sqflie quka.
John W. Curnow; Justice of
00.» . ‘. ~-
1*Hmrrfiloyer Davis to Maryfien'
, 910ttai. Schultse. by- may. 0.1) ,.
1—4 V “ mus u aims Marl by new
. a“ ,
is ”amps-avg. \by
, "m 'to scouts mos...
orm- Inns 9 nut-ks
0909in to Jennie Gurney,
minim e. hearty.
' George and Margaret .
'16 Annie .
2 of 00' {laurel avenue, was fatally burn
. clothing,
. other thsdi‘bxdflllfil'p
‘- ble. Thiflfigcmgatllyflhfige will
a .i y. a.
chiplone Bossone to blary Grace,
t by. Rev..\Villlam Maher.
18*Hmnrd CurtiI'Merrltt to Bessie
Anderson, by Rev. Soul 0. Cur-
tlcet , <
29—1 still Sarosl to Bertha Tuioce,
,flev. (labrlel kus.
13*8t‘ *l‘arlta's to’ L 9zle (lull by
7." :“Blb‘rlol Donne.
0-1,. :83” hPrunyi to Viola
grunts by 39'“ Frank D
9:” I”l
:0—V-Lngl‘3! robsrts to Tina Elsie Dean,
R V. Frank I) Torrey.
Deaths.
Date. ‘ Y M l);
l—Wlllls Woodward ........ 56 6 ,
. 1*lrene Anny Warady ...... 0 l9
2*CIarance Nichols ........ 2 11
2*Margaret Mutton ....... 77
ll-‘leght‘ Jartiii Osborne... .9 8 23
3*Ruth Nichols ........... 8 13
3*‘A'bigail Knapp .......... 78 .
4-— Lurllla llrotherton ...... 83 i 10
6*ldfa'tlt van Qouvering (liv-
ed only few hours) . . ..
whatnot Donovan ........ 72 ll) 24
i sphet‘h Cel ........... 2
72357911 0 oyvez . ..... 43 6‘ -
Wilda mwcr.......55 4 22
it‘ll—(looms W. Bolton ....... 09 1
ll-—-Ralpl7 Dennis' ........... 29 i! 25
ll*Hattle Elmira Camp ....48 10 14
‘ lZ—‘Nfilfiheleh McCarthy ..28
13-41mm is: Merrill . ........ 48 16 at]:
lit—dub)! Csrigi .
li*3tlnlnnd Banks Smith. ..92 11 i
Ill—Frisian at. smith ....... .78
ifiwlxenneth Melville ields. 6 16
irradiation Ann or ...81 313'
ls—é’lsry lmclvryn Blanch. 2 ,
its—+Edwln Alfonso Bradley.. , 9 30
ill—Henry Border Selle‘ck. 4 l‘
l24—Samuei Morons Birch. , 1 1
'26—.loeeph Francis Richards.22 10 t.
27~Aaron David Hartley 6 l.
“0— —.lois‘ R: Mains.“ . . ..-‘. ..... 58 _ 8 t;
fill—Elizabeth Mchlally Mei
A PAYING WVESTMENT.
Mr. John White, of 38 Highland Ave
Honlton‘; thnt‘! says: I“ ‘ vs heel
troubled with a’ cough eve winte
and sprin Last winter I tried man
advertise réni'edlu,‘ but the noug‘
continued until I bought a 600 botti
all Dr. K1531 New Discovery: before,
i. at Wee if, sheath was or
gone. This' winter the”M happy
suit has followed; a f'e‘vf'd ddhes‘ 'onc.
more banished theanoual cough. I an
now convinced that 'Dr. King's Nev
Discovery is the best of all cough am
lung remeds _I-_.. Hold unfir6 guarantor
at F717,. '13 ten: drugs 60c am
:1. 00. Trillibot 0 free.
FATHER WANTS His BOY.
HARTFORD Sept lib-Habeas ,cor
p'usmL acceding} wars pro melt.“ in thi'
t cornmon pleasgy ordsy,b
Gadsen Sayre. of under-spa, S. 0., for
the recovery of his sl year old boy
whom he" claims is. i gall held b5
the child’s grandparents‘nt .ast. Hart
..ford Tho writ was quashed, on the
ground that. the court was not one 0!
competent imditdiction. The, parenti'
of the boy tidve been separated to:
“some time
Brazilian Baml‘leglirfi lost a case
never let It Hill ill‘tilfiheumonla, nor
left a grip- ”wreck Only thing on eartl
thdtl'kills the tou b grip’germ Bu
you want Hillm an a plenty, so do no
trifle With that smallish”, but get thl
30c or $1.00 bottle and take half l
teaspoonful in water every thret
witdlli‘if.‘ 35 sure to trees up this treat
ment fa ntilfullya or two weeks after
you thin yous 9191!! tog utterly an
nihilate- every germ a every great or
" ”88!! These remaining genus cause tht ;
evil after effects; it is half-cured grip
If' the grip sta'rth With hemorrhage 0
th he lungs vs the large dose every It
as triathlon -}my iifilfll‘i"? "
A . . ‘ my nu‘sV
I giltlvgtrofi'k as» It. a«strolls:
Ithe two year old son of Carl L. Ast
I
ed at noon yesterday. The child was
lplaying on the veranda of the home
when in some way it set tire. to its
an wuss“ ailame when it!
' lito a‘blsngt‘zd’l‘gg £3-
99
or 'vl Ii‘ ill "badly hullli
M
Millions ofjbottles dffoleys Honey
and 'l‘ar have h on sold without any
person ova-9010013090 any
Itll m its
mo,
title for
arts no!” m'flr in ttho Illm s
package contains no opiates or other
tannin! drugs Guard your health by
Witt: Mina flog
m ingrown new
“78th m5?! :
W any but. till!“ son a. “The
. summary wiring
I 'clark in the othce tlilu
l
\ . .
.. NJ...
I I
u... ...s -
ducts HOMO! In A oapg cat..-
MR.
......
Can Beat the weather
lays.
The Hartford Churaut prints the fol-
Burcau, Ho
. lovi'lug:
I trust you will give lllt‘ some space-
ln your. journal to explain to the pub-
ill in a truthful mapper atmozlpherlc.
conditions as they have occtirred tiur-j
ing the p'mi’t months of July hull Aug
list. Let me here say lbat in' u
appeared in your jour-.
rail or A'll'gu'Lt proclmel/
tag from the omce of the Mother bu-'
icon in your cl after giiiug certain
conditions of they atmosphere the loch!
s it proper to
give the long distante forccnste'r u
send off as follows. "‘Regbrdl'csa oi
lilac forecast for a hot and dry ltugu'u't.’
published by a long run woulhél
prophet of local repumtiu. The rov'
hal about the
mark was evidently intended for mu
Ipersonuily. l acknowledge the fore
'casllng of a hot and dry August, 'ol"
l‘an atmospiierlc disturbance to put in
an appearance on the 0th of August!
lDid it take place? I leave it to the pub-
lilc, also to his own summary. 1 also
lforecnstcd a very great disturbance to
0 take place on the 20th. Did it come
gun the time? i not only refer to his
1own published stemc but further.
i visited Bloc island to witness the
waves dashed upon the brcnktvator,
bud o'vc’r it. at a height of twenty fee
or more. driven by the force of a will
at a _velbcity of fifty miles an hour. i
gave notice to the fish'emlen of the
coining distuibalicc. All inhibition in
tort until the storm was over Did
as weather bureau give the notice}
answer No. Now about the drOugbt
Take the reports flom'
. )hio ennsylvsnin and our sistct
‘Vatate Vermont in all of which t'hé
rought still cc‘mllnues The humility
,ery of the weather bureau has cost
he government are er eleven millions
‘tf dollars in the past ten years mass,
on. in a dungeon where nut a ray of
lght can reach me 'cxcept my own lit-‘
. le lamp, With nly diagrams paper and
lencils and, i will give better service
hen the weather bureau (llll am. all
is trappings“
. ’uruouacu
or Au ust.
JonNsorv'.
oley's Orlno Laaxtive“is a new
eedy. an improvement on the la’xa
tires of farmer years. as it does riol
trips or nauseate and is pleasant t0
Vske. It is guaranteed. The Glitter?”
Pharmacy and R. H. Plaiste’d ‘
MURDERER ZETT IN PRISON.
mariner). Swift's—1.70m z'ett.
he Bohemian wife murderer at Rock-
..ville sentenced to be hanged at the"
note prison in Wethersfleld on Decéln}
war 21 arrived at the institution at
,Ioon yesterday. He was i charge ol'I
. lherii! Sprague, the trip to the prisbn
Icing made in an automobile.
lice placed in the. cell for the con-
.iemned , ,3
ONLV CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA. ,
. Mrs. hanklin Bush .of New (hustle
. )elnsa . says: . "I- suitered for years with
,lyspepsla, used to have great dls tr
Ind belching. I tried everything";
,zonld hear of, but nothing helped me
will I took Brazilian, Balm. and one 50
tent bottle cured Ine egmpletely. " .
For sale by 3;. H. lasted F. H,
latxer and The Clifford Pharmacy.”
'W'
i'LAINVILLE .SENAIORIAL NOMI-
PLAINVILLEV. Sent. l0.*At the RO‘:
Iublican Senatorial C nventlon of the
Fifth District. toll"; oseph W., Alsop.
If Mommas moaulnlonsly nominated
.‘or senators
.- JA IUHEJNOUGH KNQGKFR. .
. 0000097111,! lteidsvllle, bl. 0.,
«are: 0"Buchlen‘s Ashlee Solve la a
.iuroenouglv‘ lumber for ulcers. A- bad
news on my its last returner. but
hat derful selvev knocked it out.
n a few rounds. _Not even a scar Ire--
nained. " Guaranteed for piles, sores,
Erna. sis. “050 at)“: H Buster's dogs
l ore.
GOVERNOR WILL ATTEND.
HARTNRD. Sept. 19. *Governor
Voodru’lfand the member f'the State
l‘uberculOsis- Commission ave ment-
-d an invitation to‘ attend toe dedica-
.ion exercisces of sUnderclii! Sanitar-
{11mg {#0qu nechnesle~ "'
W
t
Visitor—What made you a thief?
’risonec—Ciroomstonoew the same
4'54
rhmlfli I‘ml a.
”$197...
guy-.4
fill s
sin. .hlngutllat made M a gentleman.—
;’hiladelphla Inquirm’
. .eul items
be Knights Templar will parade in '
The r,
trisoner was docile. and he was at '
Marne to Load louV'qultulghts’1
. mplsr on Hartford Orbits 87‘!le
Masons will.
part in the Hartford Midst! 0010mm-
tl next month. Officers of the Con-
lcut grand lodge lull termsllv
3 last stone 0f the bridge on the
latitudes of the celebration and 1500
' ‘ ts Templar and 15,000 blue
masons will parade.
_ ‘e sluliv, wbieh lie-Ahead? 0900
' red and illicit bears l lilo
, will be laid at. the we “up
'rh lo the lll'm Bones it will
.I‘b' placed a box containing asonlc
nd dnln,
full unliovm‘ the line of march being
front the Masonic Temple to the
bridge, across the bridges and on to
Gllttiicb Corners in East artford.
what-e ther'e will be a counter turn to
thli west. approach, where the stone
villi be under charge of emu MISw
t. Edward E Fuller of Telland. -
'ch of the lodges will parade as a
un‘lt with its own otllcers and in full
regnlia. The Knights Templar will be.
under command of Ca tain General
’ wooley U. Pearne, of M ddletown. arid
the blue lodges under command of
Edgar H. l’arlehan of Thompson
ville. '
' HOW TO GET STRONG.
P. J. Daly. of 1247 w Congress St.,
Chicago, tells of a way to become
strong. He says: “My mother. who is
old and was vely feeble, is deriving so
much benefit from Electric litters that
I “feel li‘srtny duty. to ll one whq'
nicer! a tonic s'nd’ siren ill medi-
i‘e about it In my mother‘h case a
mr rked gain in flesh has {as atelllfbl in
doinnia has been overcome.‘n Sill
liradily growing stronger." "Electric
Bitters quickil rcmedv stomach. llvm
Int! kidney complaints Sold llnllcr
fillhrantcc at F. ii. Baxte’rs druv
«lire. 500. p . ..
ANOTHfiR NATiONAL CONVEN.
-Tl0N lN BRlPGEPORT.
Confederation of Hungarian 8ch Bone
iii $ocleites to Meet Sept. 27.
Analhcr Imtlounl comcnllon is to be
opened in Bridgeport on September 27;
witch about 50 delegates to the Com
lcthrnllou of Hungarian Sick lieueilt
soc-let ice of Amt- ticu will meet in on
Intel couvurllou at (‘lglars linll.
zlpluce: :trcI-l There are 285 branches
lilllletll'll xvii b the mgrulzatlon lll roll
states of the Union. The delegates
represent the several organizations of
which thsc€85egp ches are subordin-
InfesI'l‘ne at ellllim comprises It,
000 members and has owl filtration In
rash and property '
it is a non sectarian organization.
composed of branches which are made
in) of Catholics in some cases, Protes-
lunls i‘n othcrs.,tl d in a few instances
of Jews. ”I‘lli‘ obi cl of the confedera-
lion is’to' bflhgi‘tin‘s several Hungarian
iocletlcs bf) the country under Olll‘
llrmd.I The society pays $1. 000 to lllt'
family of a dECPilSl‘ll member if be is
lnsnred alone. or it a husband and
Wife are lllSllli‘d lllt‘ sum of 31.x!
paid as if death l'lilllll lll cusc Iltl'lcl
one divs. , - -_-_,; ,
ONE FOR LEAP YEAH.
‘ .A shy mung. u had been calling
on “the sweetest girl in the world" for
litany moons but being bashful his
suit progressed lowly. Finally she
flecidcd it was up to her to sts’rt some-
thing, so the nlxt time be called she
pointed to the rose in the buttonhole
bf his coat and said:
“""l'll give, you II kiss for thin rose."
4A. or! men flush sprnad over his
.ccunten ace, but-the exchange was
made aftcr some hesitation on his part.
‘ Then he grabbcd his but and slur-ted
toleuvu the room.
' “Why. where. are. you going?" she
asked in surprise
"To thc-el~~ilollst for more Ioses.‘
he called back from the front door
, THEY TAKE THE KING OUT.
“I have used Dr. King's New Life
Pips for many years, with iacr sing
fillfldtlon. They take he. kinks out
stomach liver and b0 els. without
‘l‘tlss 0r friction, ” says N. H. Brown, of
Pittélléld', Vt. Guaranteed satisfnc.
agry at F. H. Baxter‘s drug store;
.0
lekins ilio Pinon—She's a stun-
.nlug wouian. old man and you're
bound to be. stuck on her. But dout
mention laundry or anything like that!
ller grandmother was a Washtvoman.
Eiffer (later to the lady in questioni
as” he relates a story )——Ye's, indeed:
can tell you, it took the starch—wet.r
pardon, the nervé— right out of rile."
«Life. .
1
V i
REAP THlB.‘
"It. is astonishing," remarked 'a well
known authority on Disease of the
skin, “how such a large number of pen-
le, especially ladies, are by attrictive-
l’y written adkcrtlscments, induced to
purchase some one of the many 30
called Beauty Creams now on the mar-
ket not knowing of course that they
,. mostly contain oily or many sub.
stances that clog the pores of the skin
and are for that reason the very worst
thing that. they co id po‘sibiy use: lgy
treatment of Pi pies, Blackhea s,
matches and all eruptions of the skin,
lull a‘dfoilown and. its: invariably prov-
ed wry successful.“ Wash cthe fees
barefully every Ipightn before retiring
limb warm we ts and a little oatmeal.
tied up in a small cloth bag. on after
pensive and perfectly harm east re-
scription which ‘can be 0110 or
DrugA Store. Olearola 96 099'. Ether 1
oz Alec s. , this mixture.
on the all???" all? 101080-
ms the a straight
our War, sirllyl ‘lnlumm‘th out
face' at least t
powdert Mm inst ‘69
not wash am also for some little tilde
after using» By follollnsh ‘thi rig-pie
illld Brittle
trestotlnt 33010010310:
ll “ventilate! .
, how do We obsclve its natal day?
drying well. use the folio as inen- “ions icons
.1,,,_, “i,‘.
“TV—T“
Mrs. Frarlltlln Wells Guion. ol New
Haven. Addresses Norwalk .
Chapter. l) A. R. l
Following is the address on cclcbrat-.
ing the Fourth of July, delivered by
Mrs. Franklln Welles Gulon, of New
Norwalk Chapter, 1). A. 17..
afternoon:
You are probably aware of the sub-t
ject upon which 1 shall speak arid.
in which i hope to arouse your ell-V.
lbusissm; it is in regard to the muti-
her in which We celebrate 4th of July
We will agree that this day has be:
come one of unbearable noise and dis-f
aster, and we a disgraceful spectacle
to all nations.
There is a vast difference between
that first 4th of July lp 1770 and the
one or 1908.. When the representa-
tives of the thirteen colonies, patriots
they felt themselves to be—l‘elltils and
Thursday",
‘ l
those men turned the Declaration of
indepeIIdche they pledged themselves
to a solemn dcflnum, to a protest of
.I build of pub‘y colonists against the
", tbcu greatest government of the world.
For 'scvrn years the awful struggle
uagrd. in world history without a
plllllllt'l. The glory of its achievement
is wortbily recalled pull perpetuated
by man) patriotic organizations. but
5A
few figures mh‘y emphasize the answer.
i «mote from'tlle Journal of the Albert
till Medical Association, which gives
a list of futuiltiefi and casuulitlcs 0t
(‘lll'lll nLTIlly lib irolu 1903 to 1907
incllis volt:
HES killed.
0.320 injured.
Of those:
88 became totally blind.
38!! partially blind.
308 lost a log. arm or build.
1067 lost one or more lingers.
These are appalling figures I need
not dilute upon the suffering and pri-
vatimr consequent upon the Cll‘tlllll-
stances these figures lttdlczilcl it is
not-lily iuteutlou‘ to dwell upon the
horrors but lscuss the remedies which
lluiy (‘UllVi‘l'
an occasion for pleasure and safety.
This subject presents a big problem
it may be solved or rather the solution
Imy be. approached in three days:—
lly law,
lly public sentiment;
lly individual and concerted cfiort.
The law has taken cognizance and
in many cities tllcre,have been enact-
ed and enforced ordinances prohibi‘.
' ing pistol shooting in the streets, use
' of explosive canes and other noisy and
unsafe devices.
By editorials and communications
from the people, newspapers have ald-
ed the senilmeui of proiest which has
ht'i irom all parts of our country.
'l‘i so things are good but individual
effort is better-provided. a sufficient
numbel oi individuals can be inspired
til/“Work torclht'r. \'
The American of today is an in-
teresting bkud of runny laces; spon-
lsneous. excitable, in the main will
good tendencies. childish 'wltlull, and
like a child. (lastly lcd, if only con
lldence ltllll enthusiasm are, enlisted.
The city of ewN lluVen was recently
visited by a company of lucn from all
over Conncc limit. the Ancient Order of
liclwrniuus. to the number probably
of 3000. \‘ew York [nought out 15.
000 military to gIcet the retulll of the
Olympian athletes: it is estimated that
40.000 working men paraded on Labor
Day. a peaceful procession of greater
numerical force than ever before wit-
nessed in the United States. in all
these instances an equal number. of
spectators gathered. a pleasurable ex.
clte‘mén't' surrounded the occasions and
without the noise and danch of the
usual gatherings on July 4th. Here
are suggestive (acts and the question
naturally nrlses.‘why cannot our 4th
of July be a day of national joy willi-
out an afternoon of" 'tlisfi't’ss and
death? Such a change can be. cf
fectcd and it can be accomplished by
women. Queen Victoria secured the
banishment of dueling from among
her soldiers; civilians ylelded to the
example of the army. Her grand-
daughter. now on the throne of Spain
by withdrawing her presence from 'the
bull-fights places these spectacles un-
der a ban and her court indies will
follow her example.
Daughters 'of the American Revoiu
lion, you have’ done worthily in organ-
izing, venerating and preserving; the
record of past days has been securcdc
for future gcsrcratibns; present day
duties now await you and surely none
more in harmony with your spirit than
the promulgation of on appropriate ce-
Lébratlon (if our greatest national boll
ay.
Although not a member of your or-
sanitation by favor of your State Rc-
gem and because of luv ancestry, l
was guest at FUundeI-s Day exercises
at Hartford, Conn. in 1906. I heard
'Mrs. Uncle Amos. of Bostbn who told
of the- book not by your organization
in the hands of emigrants: this book
contained I edit at catechism of our
history and laws tand lven in the var-
raps. Her state-
ment was illtstrne ed by rol'n'ting the
story‘ of ,a p'usb- -cart man who through
ignorance of the requirements found
himself arrests {or pe us without
a assassin ‘ uliril r 7.9th as was: ill:-
burst-bow by a city the is irate who" one
no a “iii-dug tI' efllre
fimwglgloleilin ’8
on t is trust;
. U‘Oblll Ellie [07‘
their explosive gay'ét'y oil the 4th of
July. absolutely no- reason. By mathe~
on? mitioal‘e'aieulatt‘on one may prove the
WI
grind result! it It thousand women
Haven, before the members of the,
our national holiday to.
' presented again all
5:99.797.
BITS OVF ‘8'!st FRO“
all around ran? as yelisble as to
up to Moths you
r
uni e u n a safe It a roprlaty ro
grills fill) that da 9 allies, bands of
music companies ‘c‘ost‘umé, hosts of
historic or sym ollc 'chnractel.
tubiiuux, speeches, patriotic songs
evening display of transparencies and
fireworks, the peculiar spirit of roll
I ferent sections of the country display-
ed in characterhllc efforts-J-thése'im
but hints suggestions which coult'
be amplified by enthusiasm -and has
gloatiob. We hare“ example ’of who
is 1:0 cssible ill the plant carried out lI
some, towns in a short street nca
Windsor nvcnu‘c, Hartford. Oonnr, «in
residents bung for the most“, par
young Irur-Irlrd 7:.‘eople united in debt
rating. ill" street, arranging a hall)
.mndc. games of contest, plant
lunches and general visiting. ln tilt
evening the ' lanterns ”were . lighted
music IIridbd .1 charm and‘Ivheit'M
time came. each ‘bmsdiold- retired.
wcury but happy and mercifully fret
from disaster. in the‘udles Homt
Journal for June;- yoll“ will find '11!
arztitle by 1118! W. Gardner, Idsscriblul
u more comprehensive affair, I limit
>011 will read [01 yourselves. “but'
would nwntiuu two items. A Red
Ctbss Committee was formed ItoI aim
tilt“ hdusp‘ of the lhvallniinr ill. it!!!
lb‘tse locations mightl‘be left in ”ac
triusion; also the boy's were“ put on 1
committee for bell inglug and bonfires
thus securing f‘hell failures kind a tea
uona‘bln method in tildes" ir'ectlons. -'
T.‘ my infill} one of the gluten? lac
lots in secut‘ at a chillite in tll'e as
_srnan'cc's 6f the tin of July Will in
found :llllo'rlg' the sc Inni‘ children
one. child lt‘llllS two p able. p‘érhnp
oldie. in the public school a l‘lill
tblcwll' ou't f0 Lil'g'llge the nurse's
pupils froll'l' almost every Ince on cart!
will extend from th‘l‘nl ’thiou'gli fani
lites and communities. in the slxtl'
grade one will find the most faVorablt
material. The work of illtsrestinl
those children is slew, an idea must bi
again before 't i.’
grasp ' meter Work with" t n3
gin "shit? in the school year
Superintendl’n'ts and teachers a ther
more easily ddpopcrafm' l hhltc new.
ed the bcsiowiil or prizes iii" D.‘ 'A. ll
Chapters to school children for hlt'
tdricul contests 'Suppose the wort-
invitcd to compete in preparm
propllate exercises for our grentes:
liblldlly; vi'l‘ltlllz balrl‘étlci' songs,
ranging suitable tnbléaug: or writin
historic plays, intersit‘ed in these d
recllons they might“ be guided to th
formation of a club ll'll‘ving for its ob
jAIt a happy and lesson'uble progran
for the fourth instead of the reckless.
nesssand misery which has beretc
fore characterized 8hls’nafional“ boll}.
day. '
Public sentiment is clearly in sup.
pen of a less vulgar and criminal éxi
citement; people who can, leave thl‘
cities to seek quiet and safety else
where There la a strong spir'lt of (0'
yotion to the memory 'of the‘ Men ‘70
’6 which displavflitself in a growln:
I'I'csentmcnt to the present senseless:
and abonilnable manner in which wt
celebrate the entity ersu‘ry day bl.“ their,
great schievcnlen '2
A united enthusiasm emanating tron
your organisations Would start tilt
wave of reform which would sweet
joyousiy over the country. Connecticul
is the Constitution Stale—let her
through her daughters be again 9
pioneer in a grand effort. which shal
give to our greatest national festival
a form of observance, patriotic, inspir-
ing and dignifiedt " --
MW
OATARRH OANNOT BE QURED
with LOCAL ‘APPIJCATIONB, at
they cannot reach the seat or the‘ the
edits. Catarrht is a blood‘ orcdnstttu
tlonal disease. and in «date cure- is
you must mks ‘ internal remedies
Hall' s catarrh Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces. Hall's Oaterrh Ours
is not a queen medicine. it was pre
scribed by one or his best physicians
in this country for years and is a r egu-y
tar prescription. it is composed of
best topics known, combined with thr-
best bl phrlllirs, aotln directly? or;
the ins ou‘s Surfaces! be p iirteci
combination of' the two ingredients‘ it
what produas. such wonderful results.
in curing catsrrh‘ send for testimon-
this free ' *~‘ “t- :‘I <3 ...«
F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Props,
Toledo, 0.
Sold by Drugglsts, price 75c.
Take Hall‘s Falliily Bill! for constit
potion.
must
Teacher-If you are kind and polite
to your playmates.“ Irwhsti'wiil‘ be tho
Venn“? ‘H v "‘1"! 7-. l'c: _nts 'WVMI ..,,
Scholu— 87‘” think ey can I...
mei—Plcll- r—bVlellpa 4‘ ,
-> u, m» ‘1‘]
omen AN ”WEN“?
Spanking does not cure a lit! to of
bed-wetting. Tilers is a bonatitutional
cause for this trouble. Mrs. M. Bu
more. Bok ,9? Notre Dame, llldl.
send free to any mother h success l
home treatment. with full‘ Motions.
Don t 171th dubs
cures intuit: and aged people troubles
01th urine dilatatio- WWW night.
output; thaw-p.85, itq- “wimp. 1'3“}:
, p.13.
(3‘36“ 11
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AUNT‘ BETSY'S BUDGLI‘
"The things Mother used to make" has clean discouraged
many s young 'vvlfe ah“h0usekeepcr; but with good grit tn' 3 good
Stamford, you can latch right
set your min on it, an' don’ {waste 39 tearful
[OI SAVLI BY
Ill) Grace ll Mash, cpl. North Main and West Sis
secoup “only BILL. T‘s Pious
adsoLAp. . I. .
“Hush!" whispered Seco’pd Story
Bill in a low. gutters) tote. as a
sound from the directors roots iccl up
on his ears. "Drop them tooit Jake i
hear some one movin’ 'rouni in the
bank." -. ' ,
Jake obediently dropped the kit to
be' floor With aloud bang. '
‘I “Who's“ there?" cube :1
voice from the other room. . .
"My heavens. this is anul, " noulled
lecond Story Bill. daehingd tear from
his eye. “He asks inc who I am, and l
promised lhuh mother I‘ wouldl'nevcr
lid! Ali, well " he added, with a heart-
ending sign, ' a promise is a promise,
Ind i will kee mine "’
Then he cal ed aloud:
“I am Second Story Bill the [lions
bur lar. Who are you'."
I ere was a cryo'f foy from the IIth-
er‘room, and in the open doorway um
fdfll'e of a man- appeared is smile up
In his face, and his hand outstretched
n welcome.
“I am the president of this institu-
i,'on' be explained.’ ‘l was afraid
yell were the receiver but. thank hea-
Nléll you are only a plain burglar. We
nay be able to arrange a settlement
but will leave something for the de-
posltors. "
'And, hand in hand, they went at the
safe thga‘he'r In [titration Bangs
n Succesélltfa it'll! l?" ‘“ ’.
startled
eultosaopltlc MAUNPERINos.
The moonshine still has the original
worm that turns
Most every man who can drink or
non, the minute he sees a saloon—-
stops.
: it's better to be bald-headed ou't
outside thanron the inside.
It is perfectly proper for a-con
tor who has become engaged Itov
up the fair.
Nearly every place is a loug,way
rum home when a fellow' a liver- gee-s
wrong.
The secret cont
)ress Dawager this
as a sort of China
non of the Em-
t-be rcf nod to
(set. 1/ .
___._,..
srop THAT cowl
or it may result in1 pass his. Boer
'ilian Balm ls btéa I as Old” '
ever tried. almost witho ‘ except on.
10c;2.’lc,I50c and “.00 bottles: llo
. ,,
Clifford. Baxter's and .aleter's.
3 Rounder—It. says h e tchlean a
diamond ring one she soak it. ;I
financier—Well till one I have on
should be the’cleanes one in the coun-
try. ltfohee ":9“ "adpsen times
*0me
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