. I
limo“. JULY 9, 3.9.9
H a... n.
:IIPLES
"I trio! III kind. of blood remedies which failed
no'ny'gtlrut but I have found tho right thing
i: $5.91 will fttll of puppies and block
In I. I taking (hat-arm they all it it I am
rationing the use of than: and ”bummer-Mr.
both tony friendl. I feel fine when I rm n to
Will it 'Hopo to have I chance to Nl'tllllllttna
Dude. Wilton. 16 Elm St. Newark. N. J.
But For
The OMS:
”cu-M. Put
Ivor dichn.
III II Illh. The partition tlIltlct otnittpcti C ()0.
adieu to cure or your inottey im- k.
Starling Remedy Co. Chicago or N.Y. a
IIIUAL SALF TEI IILLIIIII BOXES
able. Potent. Tart-700ml l’loflood
alien or tlrlpo (lath. Bile. Novel
As pietty as silk and quite its up-
ploprlate lot evening weal if in the
dbihtier snadcs, are the fine vollcs or
the“ season.
THERES NOTHING LIKE A
Hammock
IN HOI‘ WEATHER. BUY A
“Palmer”
‘ a“ ' .w-
CHINESE HEROICB.
They advance to the combat. As
they walk each raises the foot new"
est the audience in a gait like the con-
vict lockatep. This conventional ges—
ture means that they are on horse-
back. They fight with terrific acro-
batic whirls; the Traitor falls. littl-
toting the action of a man leaping from
ll. horse, the Younger Son proceeds to
the side of the wounded Traitor, anti
puts his spear to lils throat. The
goitgs, which have been imitating the
din of battle, suddenly full to silence.
as Hom Ling Ileclalms:
. . "(live ttp your kingdom or die now.
lie-tier: go home. give yourself up.
and die like a llltlll to cxpailate your
sins against your ancestors?"
Here again China, one of the
bits. At the ettd of this duel,
Clive. playing the ’l'rttitor. and
Fab N'Gou. playing the Amazon. stzd-
denly stripped off their great head
dress, handed them over to the prop-
t‘i't)‘ lliitll. sat (III sitwls til the WWII oi
‘the stage, and began to cool thenr
selves with fans which they drew front
the folds of ilielr continues. The mu»
siciaits. too. dropped their weary arms;
tlte mtisic ccascd altogether: "What
does th.t menu?" I asked Charley
(long. " ill. just lusting," said t‘ltat'lcy
(long. “Playing light hard work." The
audience waited in patience for two or
three minutes, “IIIII' Kant: and Sin
latitied ituiu tho |ttI.~“IlIillltl‘ and not
IIIiiiIl Ioi tlicit filial tillt‘.‘l“* \\ill liwln
ltt l“\"l‘l,\l)(lti)' s
nulvt-
KIIIIK
Slit
A little girl who had a live baittam
Ipresented to her wits disappointed .tt
the smallness of the first egg laid by
.tIic ltirti. llIt' ldcttl on: was that of
.lhc ostrich. a speciitten of which was
oil a table lti thc dt. tulnc room. tltte
tIlI\ the ostritbs egg um. missing
iftoni its attitstomtd pitttt it was
Isubscqttentlv l'ouitd unit the spot
white the brilliant ttI-sII-d, and on it
Anti get the best for comfort.
durability and appearance.
All colors,
980 up
9. A. MITCHELL
COR. WALL AND HIGH 373.,
I: NORWALK. CONN.
Wall Papers
IN PRICES TO SUIT ALL
POCKETBOOKS
A Complete Line of Crockery,
Glassware and Houseiur-
nishtng Goods, Etc.
. English Blue China. by the act or
piece.
Square White Fruit Jars can be
cleaned quicker and better. Fruit will
pack closer. the .lars will look nicer
v- on your shelves titan the round green
glass jars.
Square White Jars have the Light-
ning Top.
Window Shades made to order.
Palitters' Supplies.
Best Mixed Paint, $1.25 gallon.
Painting and Paper Hanging.
L. H. Decker
87 WASHINGTON eraser,
sou-m NORWALK.
TEL. con.
GOING TO BUY
cage?
Get it now while we can
mike prompt connec-
tions. Postal brings
representative.
A“ Cunnecticut
Company.
.’ Sling”). :t
I. Aiming .i. lutlihA
“its stock il piece of paper still the
\Iotds "Stilllt‘llllili; like this, please.
lvct p on thin" " ‘
“Some flab ate the bail tight oil on
lioon,‘ ' :Il' said. “‘thcci up. III ll be
all the liigg‘t'l‘ wliI-tt you do catch him."
he responded. t‘llt'illll‘fll‘,llll,’l)'.““IilliIilltl
I‘prtcss.
Everything Pertaining
to Electricity
Appliances of every description——
goods always In stock for Motive I’ow-
er. Electrical Advertising. Decorative
Work. Bells, Cut Off Switches, Adjust-
able Lights, etc.
Orders carefully and promptly ex-
ecuted—prices right!
The Reed 8: Volk Electrical Co.
36 WASHINGTON STREET,
SOUTH NORWALK.
TEL. 805.
ENERY LADY’S DRESSING CHAM-
BER
should be equipped wttn a dainty
snow white, one piece "Standard" For
ceiain Enameled Lavatory.
Have you ever stopped to consider
how delightfully cc‘nvenlent it would
be to have hot and cold running water
In your dressing chamber, sleep-
ing apartment or first floor toilet
room? its presence would afford you
the highest degree of comfort.
We will gladly quote you prices. our
plumbers are strictly competent mo
chantcs. honest and reliable.
HORACE R. NASH
CORNER MAIN AND WEST ITO.
THE NEW
HOTEL VICTORIA.
on: MINUTE rnon nepor.
EUROPEAN PLAN.
Our Room a Spoolul Future. On
and Electric Lights Throughout. Ev-
ery Room Heat“. ~
RATES REAGONABLE.
Find Stock“ Ohio In Connection.
A full line of hit all Ales, Includ-
lng the famous bia'. Burton's and
an: a Colo stout, alWayi on draught.
Anhouur Bunch Door on Draught.
1'. .I. SULLIVAN. Proprietor.
Tulbphono 992.
. l .4 . t
7 Daily Lhie-toN..Y.
tiFor Freight-Only
”.01 and sitar Tuoiduy. January 7.
”it”? my ' mar
03' . V . 9' Of
novel. 7:. “'57.?! 5:17. 19:59.1
wel g ht receivod
at New,” “480710
‘ "mm Ill) «1.5.7 .
Get Your Drug Wants
Filled at the
B ridge Pharmacy
”frag: and emcieat service It
Personal attention given to Ill
prescription work.
Chairs for our trolley patrons.
(‘ome in and wait for your car.
BRIDGE PHARMACY
J. PARKER. Manager.
S. W Adonis tveitt to llatthuiv this
morning for it few days.
William l’hllllpson and family are
moving into their new residence in St.
.lohit strcet.
llcttjamin (Ilark. of New York. was
it glb’st yesterday of Max la‘vy. of tilt‘
Wit ltll. :lott sir: t-t bridge.
\lts .laIuI-s ll. Hawks tittd son Siilllv
Il‘.) of lottttli sttet-i, arc visiting rolli-
lives lll Newark. New Jersey.
Miss lilla O'Neill, of this place. is ll
guest of Mr. and Mrs. George I‘. Moli-
I..r, the bride and groom. in Tot-ring-
ton.
Mrs. A. .\l lioettiiti, of Van Zitttdt
hil‘t‘l'i. is unit-training: Mrs, Fit d liner.
um and Miss Marjorie Iioerunt. of New
York.
Mr. and Mrs. A. t‘. Howell returned
to the city oIt 'I‘ttesdtly at'te having
spent the Fourth wltlt Ihc killer's pui‘»
cuts. .\lr. attd Mrs. S. W. Adams.
Miss M. t‘, ltcutoit and Miss Fannie
I.1l\vrt‘ll(‘i‘ front South Salem Went to
New Haven today after having spent
a few days with Mr. and Mrs. S. \V.
Adams.
'I‘bi- tug Addie \' went to Greenwich
this Illtll'llllli: Itottd sel about to tow the
plant of the international Contracting
Company. which has been at work at
Greenwich. Io Riverside.
An ttuttsttalv large number of East
NUI‘WHIII' people are taking ll trip in
Huntington. Long island today. on the
stealth-r Huntington. One party cott-
ltiiti-I‘II half a doom young ladies and
Gle attic noun
TRY A LENGTH 01“
Long: Life
Hose
Ice Cream Freezers,
Water Coolers,
Hammocks,
and all other seasonable goods
CHAS. E. llilW
112 waantneron eraser.
among 677.
Horace E. Darin 87 Son,
45 WALL 8T, NORWALK. ‘ .
Real Estate and
Insurance
Wu have lover-Ii decided bargains
In income producing property that
must Increase in value with the rapid
growth of the town. ‘
yr
l-i\'
‘ A Timely subject
For All House-Owners.
‘ This to the season .for cleaning
‘ up the premises. Soap and the
scrub brush for the house and
the bake for the lawn are good,
hilt they dont' go far enough. '
You 'can‘cleun dirt away, but.
‘ to make the house. the barns.
stables and fences right they
should be freshcuod up with
I
:atnt.
We have everything for the
. painting—linseed oil. turpo.,
brushes and
Atlantic Pure White Lead
.- THE FAMOUb ‘
DUTCH BOY PAINTER BRAND
We Can guarantee this White
Land‘s purity.
See us about your painting.
WWMLW‘.’
c, C. Hog-mami ‘
”W ,1:}‘
.5 a contrast
. DICORATOR.
£2211 activist-it, focus. 3 ‘7
there were pumeroua other delega-
lions.
Frank Decker. of New York. grand-
IIon of Captain George W. Bell, mana
gcr of the Benedict Farms Hefner es»
‘iabllshment, ls planning to come up in
II few days for a camping trip.
The oyster shell pile at the Radel
company plant on the Washington"
street bridge Is melting away like a
snow bank. It Is believed tltat about
three-quarters of the shells are now
planted.
Miss Florence Raymond. ot Gregory
Boulevard, left last evening by the Bar
Harbor express for Lake Winnipesau-
kee, bl. H., where site Is to remain utt-
til the opening of the Boston Univer-
sity iii September.
The seventh chapter of Romans flir-
nlslted the tlteine last evening for the
weekly prayer meeting at tlt East Ave-
iIuo Methodist Clllll".(lIl relating pattie-
ttluilt to the law. There was a faltly
good attendance. though itot large.
A good sized delegation of the mem-
bers of the Dory Club are now camping
ottt at Nauvoo island. where they have
been established for several days. As
yet the Dory boys have not begun
their usual summer trips to Long
Island.
A number of lawns which in ordinary
times are handsomely green are now
dry attd withered on account of the
protracted dry spell. With it contin-
uance of this weather for a short time
longer, practically all of the lawns will
be killed.
(‘httrles RNIII)‘. of Cove avenue, went
to Winchester, Mass, yesterday and
made arrangements to take a position
iii an automobile garage in that place.
Everything was satisfactorily negotiat-
ed aadl he will begin his new duties
a Wt‘t‘k from next Monday.
Edward Benedict. of Itowuit street.
clerk in the South Norwall. shoe store
of M. It. Glover. Intends to go on a we
cation trip to Greenfield iilll next
week and will he acotnpimled by Mrs.
Iivncdlet. Today Mr. and Mrs. llcttedict
took a trip to Huntington. Long Island.
I“l'lillk Hathaway of \ltttlc street
who spent his last _\eat '5 summer va-
tattoo on a fishing trip to Outatlo
l‘totlut c (‘,aitttdtt has not fully mad!
up his plans for this year's vacation
lie is partially dpclded on going to
the titcui South Bay fishing. in August.
The handsome lino yacht Aqullla
was in South Norwalk harbor this
morning and attracted considerable ‘at-
ientlou. This is the first time this
yacht has been noticed here ills sea-
son. thought it has been her custom
iteqiictttl) in the past to inn» in here
for supplies
T‘rhttlt Wits considerable rejoicing
about the Washington street bridge
llttfner store last night when the base-
ball returns showed that the New
York Giants bad defeated the Pitts
burg Pirates lit the first game of the
series . This afiernou these teams
play It double header.
A fire on Long island could be quite
plainly scctt oti this side of the sound
last night about 9 o'clock. The blaze
appeared to be several miles east of
Huntington. East Norwnlk also had a
line view of the Harbor View Beach
fire last night. Shine people thought at
first that Rotou Point who atlre.
The reg flag, showing houtmen that
the Washington street bridge could
not be opcttcd, was still out at the
structure this morning and it was cvl-
Ilcttt front the repair work that It will
be two or three days before it will
be possible to (rpm the structure for
boat traffic. The "internal works"
liau been largely removed This woik
does not interfere with trailic over the
strm tutu
\
lltllllllllll.
t'ltto Muknwskl and family. of Stunt-
ford, are at Itowayton for the summer.
Limes Ilecsley of Rowaywton ls
spending a few days with relatives in-
' Not walk
—To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep souttdly and enjoy
life. use Burdock Blood Bitters. the
great system tonicaud builder.
utilitarian.
A Gun Miler was home recently visit-
ing his mother.
Miss Margie Smith ls visiting her
uncle ltt Norwalk. .
(‘hailcs Murphy has left, the employ
of Andrew Taylor
I). D. Moore sold a farm on Ches-
out Hill Norwalk. to a Brooklyn par-
t\. Tuesday.
Mt. Hludlcy paytnastet for the Yale
& 'i‘owne Manufacturing Company, is
spending his annual vtttation.
William Brewer sold, a farm on
Cranberry Plains to a. New York par-
ty. Wednesday.
D. D. Moore had a gang of men
cleaning up the street in front of the
Ashtonrutus. Wednesday.
The Juniors. of Dorian, will play the
Nationals. of.Stamford, as it prelimi-
n'niy game next Saturday. -
Paul Demon, formerly of Darien
now of New York. was a would vlsi
~tor of Mrs. Valentine on Noroton
avenue.
The reading room of the Dorian
public library will be' closed afternoons
with the exception of Saturdays dill'
lag the months at Jilly and August.
The weekly meeting of the select
men was held Wednesday morning and
was of short duration. The regular
routine of paying bills was the gist. of
the business.
The electric lights of Zahn & Diis-
coil 5 dittg store in Darlen have been
telntsalled aftet the blow out which
occuired on Monday by the tire com-
Pliny s cannon.
. Stone masons have started the erec-
tion of a new automobile garage.
which Is to be built upon the Noxon
lot. Just with 'is'tibvltll,r it: erected is
said to be urdsrk secret.
The meeting of the Center district
' taxpayers to take action on a propoah
tlon calling for on outlay of 518.0
for repairs and enlargement of tho
I“22911;, agatllq‘ilovbundm’t’hml to apprtr
rat's . or anon undertone
In on. dismounted
" li.‘
'rouultcfl
‘neys,
er proposition was finally voted for.
That a few taxpayers hie indignant .
.-
ls putting it very mild.
The case of the state against Haas. ,
which was to have been tiled Wedneo‘
day night was postponed until
agreement of the court and the attor-
Homer S. Cummings and line-
sell Portei‘ Clark.
Constable Haitford Smith‘s soul.
Fred George and Charlie, in company
with
paw and (‘harles Murphy of Darlen
Harry Pardec and Clifford Olmstead.
of Booth Norwalk, are enjoying a few
weeks caittplng at Scotch Cove iii two
of the constable‘s tents.
The Daricti baseball team plays the
0. U. A. M. .luniors' learn. of Stani-
iord. Saturday. at Noxon's field, and a
rattling good game is expected. It is
said both teams hear an excellent
reputation. and a large delegation of
Stamford hooters is expected to follow
their protegea. Meeker and Cantrell
will be the battery for button.
The affair between i-‘red Chadderton
and Grand .luror Capt. ”Hurt" .lack-
sou, which started some time ago, has
tiikett another light. Capt. Jackson.
whom malty httd said lind skipped toth
because he was afraid his past record
was about to be laid bar.- by asser-
tions of Mr. (‘hadtiertmr appeared Ill
Iltllitll on Saturday. and again on
Sunday He stated moat t-tttphuticully
he was here to be attested for the
tumctous ohargcs puiportlug to be
against ltltii. liowover no warrant was
forthcoming. neither was there any
tumor of one. It developed that Cap.
lain Jackson has been on it cruise. and
could not return tiittil last Saturday.
He is now on a three Weeks' cruise.
Last night William Moran. a black
smith, of Norman, was arraigned
before Justice William Willniott, or:
charges of using abusive language
Hgllilllll. quart-cling. stopping traffic
and blocking the highway itt general.
it is alleged that on last Saturday
night Mr. Moran became Intoxicated
and began driving his horse and bug
gr up and down the street. and every
time n carl'lutzc or automobile came
along he would Zia-zap. in front of it
m It was impossible to pass him
When requested to deem lit the ac
lions. he became unruly and bolster
one. and used (iIlIlSIVr‘ language. etc.
to such an extent that he was placer"
under arrest on the charges previous
ly mcntionml.
Willllll.
The Reading Circle met Thursday of-
ternoon at the home of Mrs. A. W,
blcrwiti.
(‘Iiailic I'Iaklniid. who is occupied in
llblueheck. N. l'.. is home for a short
vacation.
The Misses Panic. of Bridgeport
have been visiting lltclr cousin, Mist
Ruth Green.
The Nichols family. of Brooklyn
Illlvo been spending a few days a'
their cottage.
Herbert S Ogden will deliver an ad
dress in the Congregational (‘IiurI-I
next Sunday evening oti "Calvin."
James Pesseudeu's summer cottage
"Red Oak." may soon change owner
ship as the place Is on the market.
There will be a tablet party ttt "'I‘ht
l-‘erttt-ry," Saturday evening. the object
being to raise funds for the library
Miss lncr. Crofut. who has beet
spending the winter in \\'odhtir_v, is at
her home in North Wilton for ”It
stttttuiI-r.
Dr. and Mrs. lingers. of New Haven
are the happy parents of 8 little can
Mrs, Rogers was formerly Miss Har
aett Coittstock. of North Wilton. ‘
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Spencer and
Miss Spencer. of New York, have open
cd Ihclr picturesque cottage with tltI
extended view In Httrlbutt street.
Mrs. A. B. Gorhant has been spend
In; it few days at Ocean Grove. N. .l.
ill company with Mr. and Mrs. Chariot
Abbott, of Cannon. and other friends
Gardens are said to be suffering fot
the want of a gentle rain. and the pots
to crop l2 drying tip. Showers have
been promised and if the. hope is soon
realized will bring prompt relief.
The triangle near R. W. Keeler'.
store has recently been mowed and
the level stretch of green award woulI‘
create a favorable impression were in:
pttblic only careful in the matter of
scattering stray papers.
Rev. W. ll. Hart. pastor of the Con
grogational Church. Rev. C. A. Marks.
of St. Matthew's. Rev. Mr. Douglas, of
Caution Methodist Chttrch, Rev. C. I.
Richards. of Bald Hill Methodist
Church. George Taylor. who read the
Declaration of independence and an
extract from Samuel Adams‘ speech.
George F'. Smith. from Milford. G. W.
Ogden. of Wilton, Miss Minnie toe. of
Norwalk. and George’ l1. Boyd of Wax-
crhury. the two last rendering title vo
cal solos were participants lit the
united patriotic services held last Sun-
day afternoon In the Congregational
Church. Rev. W. D. .Hart was chair—
man of the occasion.
SAVED WOMAN'S LIFE AT FIRE.
WINSTED. July 9.~Through a blaze
which was sweeping the hallway Frank
Hess cart-led Mrs. George Chamberlain
but of a burning twostory dwelling in
Burt-ville today. both receiving serious
burns so that the woman 5 condition is
dangerous. The house, which was
owned by John H. Burt and occupied
by George Chamberlain. recently of
Soothington was destroyed with con-
tents, the loss being St. 000 Mrs
Cliamberlaln._who is an invalid. was
asleep in an upper chamber when the
tire broke out. Head In a neigltiiot,
who dashed iii and made the rescue.
M
laun- " MAINETch‘sRiSTQL WATER
BRISTOL, July 9.4.1.7011... suit was
entered against the Bristol Water Com-
Dluiv. today. damages of 0201000 being
claimed by Edwin H. Mills and Eaton
'Brcthers of Pla‘thiille for diversion of
the Water Of the Pequabucit river. The
allegation in the Still in that the water
company has diverted the water of the
chuabuck Watershed Into It- own re
servoti Ilcprlvliiu‘ the manufacturers (it
their source of power.
among many of the voters. The form-
sotne .
evening next week upon the mutual , :
Wallace Sherer. Haiold Mllls- _
W.
’ O
Exporbuouts that trifle with
and Fiatulcncy.
Slnrutclt and Bowcla. giving
ACTIONS BY THE HOUSE.
Utilities Bill May Be Delayed Because
of Committee'; Disability to Agree.
HARTFORD," developed lit the
house today that there is a bitch in
the conttttlttee which is engaged itt
lraliittg a public utilities' bill, and this
irotiiiscs to bring on a disagreement
which will mean a delay in reportug
the measure. This came out when
Representative Lyons. of Thotitastou
tsked the house chairman, Scott, of
Plymouth, when the house might ex
wet the report of the c.0ttttitittee lili‘.
Scott said the committee has uotked
.ett hard, and had even bullied the
ttidttlgltt oll attd was still making.
.tepiesentative Chandler . spoke til
.vords of appreciation of the work done
by Mr. Scott. He said furtltcr that a
portion of the committee ls ready to
report now, and that there Is not yet
in open disagreement in the commit-
.ee, and he hoped there might soon be
in agremettt which would allow the
reporting of the bill. He said that
there were certain things he could not
tell the house without violating the
‘Oilfldellct‘ of the committee. but he
.‘(lllItI say that something had occur-
red which had tensed a Iiglay. Mr.
Scott said that be half strong hopes
.hat the committee would be able to
report next week. The house could
.tot adjourn at that time. he added.
The house agaittsucceeded ltt clean-
ing tip its calendar and though the
session was adjourned etirly, consider
.the was accomplished. Among the
.nleitdar ittattcrs adopted were the fol-
towing.
incorporating the St. John's Indus-
trial School.
Extendiu the time for organizing
the It‘edera Trtist Company.
Goitcet nlug the authority of officials:
concerning the commitment proceed-
ings of minors; appropriating $25, 000
:‘or establishing a. colony for epilep-
tics. The last mentioned matter has
been continued from two previous leg~
islatures and provides that the ex-
tense of maintaining the colony shall
19 borne by the estates of the persona
committed and In the ubséncc of es-
:,ates by the towns commltittg them.
The favorable reports were as fol-
iow:s
Amending the charter of the city of
New London; incorporating the Stony
Creek Association; abolishing the
state boaltrd of harbor examiners; re~
guiding the examination of enthalml
sis: conoeinlng street sprinkling; re-
guiding Intimidation and boytotting;
staking good the deficiencies In the ap
l)l“0|IIIaiIOIlS for the state auditors and
tho shellfish commission.
The house adjourned until Tuesday.
PRINCE MIGUEL. TO MARRY.
' LONDON, July 9.—Tbe Austrian
dmbassy here today announced the
engagement of Prince Miguel of Brag-
tinza. eldest son of Duke Michael, the
pretender to the Portuguese throne. to
Miss Anita Stewart. daughter of Mrs.
James Henry Smith of New Yotk. .
Prince Miguel of Braganza. was
flow at Richenau lower Austria1 Sept
2 1878. He Is the son of Duke Ml-
itaei and his first wife. Princess Eliza-
h'oth of Thom und- Taxis. whom he mac
rled In 1877. .
Miss Anita Stewatt is the daughter
of Mrs. James Henry Smith who was
tofmérly the wife of William Rhin‘d-
lander Stewart Mr. Smith died while
the family was traveling in Japan I
yeais ago. leaving an ortate "estltnat
at about $30. 000. 000. ’
INTERSTATE COMMERCE. DE-
CIBION. '
of Yonkers. N. Y. from the lighters.»
limits of New York bother. to not an
that or ttnluttfh
In; to a decision announced today by
the Inter-State Commerce Commission
In the case of the Federal Sugar Refit.
Ina Company against the Baltimore &
I‘bc’ Children’s Panaoew'l‘he lllpthorls Friend.
csnums CASTORIA, animus
~Bears the Signature of
, WASHINGTON. July' 9.—E¥cltl8l9n‘ w. A
l discrimination. acebt'd» v
'12.. Kind You Have 51...... Bought. and which Ital ban
in use for over 80 years. has borne the signature d
and has beep
Iona! supervlill
Allow no one to {halve you’d thin. .
All Countcrt'clcs. Imitation! and “Justinian-good” are but
condor his pay
lilacs Winn-ud- .
and endanger the health of
[nitrate and Children—Experience against Experiment.
. What is CASTORIA.
Tinstorln In a harmless Iubstituto for Contai- Oil.~ Palo-
goric, Drops and Soothing Syrups.
contains neither Opium, Morphine not other Narcotic
substance. Its age is its guarantee. It destroys Wol’mi
and alloys Feverishness. It ow to Dian-bins and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. curios Oohstipatlt‘i.
.‘t assimilates the Food. regulates the
It is Hosanna Iii
healthy and natural m .1
a. Killtl You Hate may. Bought
in Use For Otter 30 Years.”
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APPEARS MENTALLV UNSOUND.
RoucOe Grantham Taken Into Comedy
by the Police.
Roscoe Grantham. a South Norwalk
man, who has been showing increasing
and alarming symptoms of mental dis-
turbance. was taken in charge at We‘ll, .
avenue and Pine street. yesterday af-
ternoon, by Otiicer John H. Smith-and
placed to one of tbevoollo stupolth
headquarters. The police picked
Grantham up on complaint of bio moth-
er who feared that trouble would r9-
suit if he was allowed to continue free.
lie is now considered dangbrous at
times.
11m case has been brought to the
attention of the selectmen and Grill-
tham is still at headquarters, pending ,.
an examination by physicians It IS .i
expected that the man Will be sent in .
Mlddletown. w
HARTFORD WOMAN SENT TO JAIC
HARTFORD, July 9.—-Mrl. Ethel
Wilson an employs in the store of
Sage Allen and Company was fined
7, and sentenced to jail for. thirty
days in police couit. today, for stou-
ing {tom the store. In her room was
totittd goods valued at .28. She plead-
ed guilty to theft and obtaining goods
under false pretences
.'
Biket-That’s sBilly Binks son. Hq's
an idle, shiftless voung calf. Striker—
Sort of veal loaf. i presume.“ —— The
hcmlan.
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NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TIME TABLE.
In Effoot Juno ti, 1909.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW your.
A M.:——12 52x. 5: 07x, 5: 41:. 5.25.
5:.50 72.20 7:..56 8:12x.8:51x,mlk,
9: 37 10 20!. 10: 62x. 11: 29. "
P. M—12 5315. 25.502. 2: 21.. 5min,
5: 36:. 5: 50:, No. 9: 99:, lambda. .
9: 502, 10:12. ~
3|"! do any
A2 o.:M---12 532. 6 (fix. 57.71:.
P20 M.—-12: 56. 2: «x, 175 '
5: 50 7: 00:, 7:12, 7:511.
to: 09. v, ..
.W .392
W
_————-
new voait '79 SOUTH ho
7279:5215“
: 3.167
332x3554154325026‘9 .515.
6: 01x, 6: 03. 8:03. 9: 00:. ‘:9 80. 1 a:
Sunday 5. i ’
A. M—12200x. 6: 00. 7. 30. 8*
9:15x, 10:02x.
P. M.:—l 05, 5: IN, 6: _01!. 7‘00.
11: 00x. f‘
A M.:—-12 10x. 1: 16‘2": 5:73 i,
7. 27, 8:66. 10: 23x, 11: 12:. 11- .
P. M~12209x. 1. 21. 2:11; 8
425 5:.116:1tx. 5:.32 7:10:
to: 05x 11: 18. ,_
/ '"08 Mir- .
A. M.:--12 10x. 1: 16:. 1: 57: 7-75.
9- 11, 19:22... 11: 12::
P tic-ms; 7. tom: 24.9. taxi
scorn Manama TO usability
A ill—1:20: o, s: 27. 9: 59.
P. -1 initial! '5: 212.5:14.7:1
\ « = I“ aundo'yu. . .'
A..:M-—llill.ll:.69x .1 ~
P. M.7-— 7' 8.0 ,
pausuav 'ro churn noaw I.”
1. 57—5 55, 7:20. 2.605:
di “I
P. M.:——4 10!, G: 88x.8
‘ um
A.M.-—7:ii."' ’9' ’
P. drawn.“— 1: 29a. 5:251.
IOUTH NORWALK
Ohio and. other trunk lines oporatind
out of New York city.
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Norwalk Chronicler