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practically buttwo ill“?

f 3 , weeks of the naturally to run before

_ a long summer vacation there is still
only" of business left for the judges

, “ lb “Wt. "therewili' be two perilous of
‘ the Superior courtslnl‘ Bridgeport" m. .

once more on Tuesday. Judie Howard

at Curtis willwheartorzumente in two.

.jmpul‘ifllll (fulfils recently tried. The
iltion brought. by John V. Schaefer, Jr.
‘ ,Co., of New York... vs. Elizabeth L.
my, and others. of Greenwich. will be
llhurd at ten o’clock. while theaotion
,fiought by Sunluolgl‘. flu era. trustee
,flaainat John (l, Adar, on others, will
he heard at two 1). to.

wane rallph Wheeler will be ready
lip hear any 01' the following cases:
‘ ltui‘fiflftllou of the Holy Ghost and
y e immaculate Heart of Mary, incor-
“orutod. against the town of Norwalk;
Qurollnc ll. Reddmgton against the
city or Bridgeport and Emma C. Bell-
wleli vs. H. C. Macixun and others.

.: MscLeen-Quimby Cum. .
,, This last named notion tattle famous
lull that srewvopthol’ the oparatl us
“I, lilvrllu.Mil‘}Wfib.£lnd.W. Ranllm Yr.
“ who WWW ha title to Mrs. Bonwe 'e

fullortwcn -oubm final" rot". wh =

fiey were arrested and found guilty af-

r trial in the. Superior court. . Their
counsel took up appeal to the Supreme
court and the cases are now before
bill! ,,l‘,i'lbliual.,’l‘ile ac ion named above
in t a civil side of t a affair.
...illher..t‘:flsvt.aasl it 101' unlit. week
arol We nesdoy—~M chael Haley vs.
‘g‘grpp‘ is}. Wiley , James J. Stanton vs.

3 91. ravelsre' naurarice Co.
uflltnl'lda‘wmvvin Beers. adminis-
trator, v.8. o'uld Hoyt. administrator;
Jane E.‘ Mather vs. Mary E. Jayne; l3}.
“Cleveland Co. vs. George E. Winton.
nlsip Michael E. Csbiil vs. lrcne S.‘ V.
Cabin;- Joseph Earth of at. vs. The no
hernian Roman Catholic St. Voncezlauu
Sick Benefit society.

Common Pleas Court.

Tile civil common pleas court will
come in again on Tuesday and it is ex.
pooled that Judge Howard B. ,Scott.
will preside. as has was able to attend
the. short an odor session ycsturdsy.

he crimm not common [lions court
‘wiil come in again Wodncsdny to clear
up. unyodds and ends that may have
been leftpn the docket.

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continuationnymphom-
eu~iilgursnce co. Compel-
ieti to Surrender

HARTFORD. Julie res-c. ll. Dres-
ser. of this city, who collected a slilll of
money from his fellow policy holders 0f
the Hartford Life insurance company
and then opened suit on the subject
at the safety fund, held by that com-
pafly, has returned to each subscriber
the fullamount paid in for the prose
cutionof the suit. The case has been
tried. out and .tho insurance company
hue been compelled by the courts to
surrender ltsplalm upon that fund of
“900.000. and to turn in for tile ac-
cess of members .a further sum of
about a. million. and a quarter which
hail been secured for the insured. The
decision of the court. included the‘costs
and an allowance for lawyers“ fees. and
out of that allowance lawyers have re-
nailed to Mr. Dresser all the money he
had expendod-$2,824.30. received from
certificate‘bolders, and $1,37iloi ,whlt-b

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s a result of tho agitation the
all oty. fund wt I be {long to those cer-
f-lhcplalloltlora who .aifio alive ,apd in
membership when the total amount of
outstanding insurance is reduced to
81.000300 or thcroabouta—rthe amount
of h'e fund. At thst|poini the money
wil"be distributed among the survi.
vans. As. appears from Mr. Dreaaor‘s
“deli“??? “hill. Phil: ‘“'
. .0 row . '. . r
film this half in less t an nlxllt
yours. . e cram that it will be from
strata-twelve years hence when the
diutributiou.(lom«.... .
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Elli). on. Ishtar n.1,.

Rcv. George Drew Ilbsrt wail tsk
snail yesterday morning and was un-
cbie toattsntbthemcrvices at the Non
walk, ,pongre flllolllll,‘ Church... The

. oruing sqrv cal wars the Children's
lily exercises and theywore taken
care of by Dr. c.,w..8holton. taut ev-

the trimmer I! delivered by Dr.
salon. . 'l‘ is n, r us Mr. Egbert up-
uu‘nzhuy im raved. but he will
so lily be «unlined to his bad for
sometime yet. Hie many friends wish
for him his speed! ,rueovery.

tilirl' roilii'bitblts‘ human

.. Robert. Iii; Woolf, who was for years
the sexton of tilm'l‘rinl ”church in

N , . “recently
Well: highwafiillgfio st. Paul's

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o anomalirom Woolen!

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“ ice from
Mill oftoacureioos ct ytlleae boats its
expected to reach Jacobs
managers of the point, today or tomor- ‘

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This witch an excursion deacon

appear, on. in earnest at Roton Point.
finder tho ntsamerpnnd barges of Cap
t9ll‘), .93919§.rlp§“llul have scheduisd‘
“nearly a dozen and a half. excursions
distributed from this week to the first
.pl Mall”...

The iron Stellar Company boots are
lac to hriylsnuluarou‘s excursion perv
, ew York and vicinity. The

row. ,
, fl‘here will aluo bc‘many shore dinner
parties. On June 25. delegates from
the order ofthobiyltlc Chain. front all
over Connecticut are to have a dinner
at the hotel. On July it the foreman
of the Yale & 'l‘owne factory, Stum-
for‘l. will have a banquet. ,
has far the unusual amount of rai

has hampered the business of the
point, clear Sundays being especially
rare. The iceaocn of tho concessiona.
however, while a little discouraged. are
still hopeful of much good summer
weather. the season still Using in its
youtil.‘

Among the new ntlructlonn to be
established shortly .at the point is a

idogand pony _uhow,, which will be

placed in the old auditorium. it is
planned. Herman Jacobs, of Jacobo
Brothers, said yesterday, to have tilts
show remain throughout the sermon.

Despite the ruin yesterday after-
uoon, several hundred people visited
the point. There was‘ no excursion in
from New York, however. it is con-
sidered more than probable that on ac-
count of the weather, there were no
excursion steamers on the Sound yes-
terduy.

The list of excursions of the Smith
boats book so far in as follows:

Juno li‘leloamer Sylvcatcr. (‘al
vnry Sunday school.
June til» Steamer lloscdule. Villtill

church, Hobokcn, a

June is» .Stcumor lsabol, l’ronby
iorlnn Sunday uchool, New York.

June film-Steamer lluscdale. Metho-
dlst Episcopal Sunday school. New
York.

June 2.’.~«~Stcuulur Sylvester. 'l‘onip
.lins Arcnllo Sunday school, Brooklyn.

July 5-~—Sl¢&lflt.‘l‘ Sirius. Sunday
:iCliOlH. Yonkers.

July 9~8lcumor Sylvcstor
borne. Sunday school, New York.

July llw'tlloaillcr llusednlu. Luther.
on Sunday school. lloboken.

July 15.. Stoamcr Sylvester.
Mark‘s Sunday school. New York.

July ”V‘Sleillllel‘ llosedulc. linptial
Sunday school. llayonuc.

July ltimvStcamer lsobcl.
insurance (70., Brooklyn.

July lll~~~~SlOfllller lsubcl and barge
Empire, Uoodfcllowa' Democratic t'ltlb.
New York.

July 2t~iinrgo Empire. Methodist
Elllllf'flllal Sunday school, liuricln.

July 26 A bliculncr Sylroatcr. (‘ultlp
t‘ll Sunday school. Now York.

July 28-vliurgc (lilllrrll. New York
Sunday school.

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Prudential

.Inly (ill-”Steamer luabrl ulul burpo‘

('lllll‘l‘ll, Mutual lionulli Sorit-ti', Aa-
forts.

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. ill “lilil llili" an

Newephperman to Victor in Wag-
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llRllKllfll’OR'l‘. Julie l:l.-—-l)lril Now.
all, the vent-rattle editor of tile llridgc
purl Sunday Herald, has laid claim up.
on Wagner, sporting editor of the
Bridgeport standard. for a season path!
for a platter of ham and bonus.

Wagner advertised in his sporting
columns a few days ago that he would
present the polls to the person who
first uucuaod lilo identity of a curtain
man whose portrait was published with
the caption. "Who is this gent?"

lliou liowull'u attention was not
drawn to the contest until he heard
Luke Motlluhc of his staff disputing
with Fearless Fredlaraen, the base
hull expert of the Sunday about, over
the idcntily of tho mysioriona pcraoir
1131!.

A glance at tho cut sutured. lie at
once recognized his boyb ou ctlnm.
took his
typewriter in ‘ hand. Wagner was
thrown into consternation when he ro
oeivsd the demand. for he won so con-
fidant that none could recall Jake's
feature» that he hadn‘t even uncured
bitiu for a aeuuon'u fare of “hunt and."

Here is what. llowoll wrote to Wait
nor ~: ,

Bridget rt, Court, June ii. lillo.
Honored all Eutuamed “Wanner."
aborting ludltor Bridgeport Standard.
Deal- 8 r:-~-

in yourlasuo of Saturday. June It.
thorn appeared the onchlsed out with
an offer for a season pus good for o.
Klatter of ham and beans in any chop
clue in town to on body who would
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o'l‘os AND mutual. ,
Are youualng the some caution
in the .le lion‘of ills medicinal!
l your are is, in; for the protection
of. youehealth that. you would eat-
‘ cruise in selecting a trustee for the~
.. protection of your cash? ‘
~ . .A woman's ailments are delicate
subjects to discuss. and the will
~‘r-ofttimea bear the moat. torturing
pains without pounding bur trouble
to her closest friend. or even her
family doctor.

This natural feminine modesty
makes many is suffering woman the
innocent victim of merciless and
‘ ‘ avaricious manufacturers of driver

titled. but worthless. "cure all"
, nosirums. . 9
' if your ailment is serious you
'uhould can your family physician at

cure, but when, this is impossible
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~that your druggist would recom-
, mood to his friends or give too
member of his family suffering
from such ailments, and is the best
" rcudy~niade remedy you can pvt.

A. l). S. PELVl‘I‘ON’E is com.
pounded by the most experienced
, and intolllgeut pharmacists. it has
been approved as the very best by
the A. D. 8. National Formula
Committee. representing 12.000 of
the leading druggfsts of the United
States. who constitute. the Ameri-
can Drtlggials Syndicate. and who
know its true value. Docs it: not
lock reasonable that those men
should select the very best remedy
known and sell it. under honest
representations? Got it at any
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These are the local A. 13.8. drugglsts:

Allen. the drought.

The Bridge Pbamsey.
The Clifford Pharmacy.
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" é’év swim": Villa’s otoi
Honors to the Rev. William James——
Fanny Crosby Writes a Mom.

fast Thursday evening a dinncr and
|root-prion was given in the Younl:
‘lilll's Christian Association building.
} 'l‘wcnipthirll utrt-l-i. Manhattan. to tho
illov. William .inmoa, of tilt Moillm
‘t)ill{ll all'm-i, lirnnkiyu. in honor uf hit:
ltli'Yt'llU'llflli birthday. 'l‘iiv ll-w. .\li
.lulnou. llt‘l‘tllillltllllt‘tl by his \Illl'l', «on.
William 5.. and dungbtor. Mrs. Charm
8‘. Day. Mr. llay and their two sons,
Solby .l. and t‘liarll-s 8.. .ir., rourllmi
the building at 7 o'clock, and worn
lit'colml by about film frlvndu. who wort
waiting to mndrutniulv Mr. James. '1 no
“UV. 0. (‘. (.‘ook, lingb Monro and the
Nov. (loorm' S. Avery mlnprlscd the
rolniuiitov arranging inc tit-llglufni at»
fair.

Mr. James was pastor of tin- Wootl‘
hart-n Connrrnulionul Church for ibir«
iy yours, and is now pastor of (lamp
Molnnrini Church, Manhattan. Alumni
1111‘ iiunduolno floral tokens rocolrcd by
Mr. James wan a lingo luluqut-l, which
rniilc by oxprcus from in. and Mrs. C.
F. button, of llurlinuion, Vt. lir. Zack.
banana and u fuw of his fricnds pro
cooled to Mr. Janina a picture entitled
"Cltrlsi and the Rich Youth." Hoffman.
Al the close of the. dinner sovcrul
ionsla untVrcinnrks wen» made by llll‘
loliowing: 'l‘hc ltcv. ll. (‘. Avery.
Mount \‘t-ruon; tho New. if. C. Cook.
Bloomfield. N. .i.; the Rev. it. if. Kai»
ivy, pastor llmiford Street M. 1‘}.
Church, Manhattan; the lluv. it. ll.
iioswortb, puaior Woodbavun Church;
Hugh Monro, llioniclalr. N. J.; the Ruv.
.l. (l. Snyder. liroklyn. anti auroral oth-
oru. Mr. Janina in l‘t‘llly titanltod his
friends for all they had door to honor
him. and expreescti u llulurt full of
ihuukfulness to find for all Hill grout
klndncueeu to him. Many telegrams.
letter; and cards of runruts wuro road
by the llov. (l. C. Cook. Funny .1. Grow
by, the fumoun blind hymn writer, lill
youra of use, command a poem cupor»
onpociuily for tho out-union, the Vt‘l'Bl‘i-l
of whirh follow:

Wu come a reverend frirntl to meat,

A fricnd f'M‘ll heart ruvurca;

Whose pilgrim life today has reachad
its the and seventy years.

And yet bin calm anti plucld'face
italhcia the. genial glow.

That kindled in his booming cyou

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lio hover laid his armor down.
Nor nought. from full to root:
not learned in truaiiug faith to any.

Much interust‘pnd enthusiasm is
being manifested among plot-walk
Knighta of Columbus in the National
Convention to be held at Quebec from
Austral 2nd to tile llth. Many parties
are being formed and a great ”Wt-ill

anticipated. '4“

ill addition to tho internal and 1m-
poriunre of the convention. the fact
that it is to ho hold at the moat in
tel-testing city on the continent will
doubtless bring a very large utton

dance from all over tho country. Ni
more ideal pot could be selected fot
the cont-cl lll than this ancient Ma
“30110!” city, and all who nvuil thorn-
sctvcu of tho tulportunlty to visit It
will be well rt-puili for the journey.

Quebec is' charmingly located on an
elevation with a commanding vlcw oi
the Si. Lawrcnru River. and has been
titty styivd "The (librnltnr of Ameri-
ca." its historical nasocintiona are
there nronnany points of interact in
and around the city which are well
worth a viait: lluffcrln Terrace, tin
Basilica, the Plains of Abraham, lllt’
British Garrison. Laval University.
Montlnorcncy Faith and the worldnrc
nownoll shrine of St. Anne do Beau
pro, which every year attracts thou-
aulida of pilnrims from all parts oi
the. world. Front Quebec by conven-
lont journey one may visit Lake St.
lollu. tho. lnlurontinp mountains and
tho fur-fauna] Snuucnay region. Both
Monti-val and Quu-boc, with their hit
Iltcitnla f'niliollr voilvgcu, unlvct‘nitit's.
:cilrllies and churches, arc euro to lif
of sporlal intorosi to the Knights of
Columbus and tholr friends.

The followlnu tour baa born or
ranged nndor the. auspices of the sum
lloplttloa of New England and wit.
tw pt-ruonaliy cnmlnt‘tod by fire. (loo
ll. Kelly, special representative of Elli
Columbus ’l‘ruvwl Society.

’l‘ilo oillrlni itinerary foliowa: sun
(in). July fit -l.t-uvu iioalon. Noril
Sluflml Tzhti p, in in npcvlnl train o
Pullman plum- :lv-opors for Mullli‘f'fl
\lu lloaton and Maine, f‘onirnl \‘m‘
mom and (ll-null 'l‘ruuh ltallwnya. Stop:
will in» maria; ul Lowell at 7:35 p. Ill.
Nashua .ll‘i. m ll p. nl., Munvliosior, N
it, ”Ll-'1 it. ill, Whilo llirvr .ltlllt‘lltll
i21ilfl u. lll. Mrnilwm of party fron
Providt'ilcv, l’qullickvt, Wmnaorkri
Attivlmro, 'i‘nunton. Fail lliror ant
liruvition should unnum- to star:
with party from iloston, l-‘rom Law
mono and lllH’t'illlll. conilctiionu or-
“twin of lowuli or Muritrliosil-d. N. ii
from “'orccsiutfi lyor and Flit'llbtll'fl
til Nnaltlln J”. or “onion. livivuattu
from New York oily and (‘olmoctit-ui
should arrange in lt-ul'o New York a?
i p, ltl., tithing-purl 1:130. 610:1 p. ill.
Hartford ma It to, llolyokc 8:37 p
m , Northampton 8:5?- p. tn, (tructlitctt
:Hil'. p Ill. llruitlc-lmro 10:27. p. m, lit-l
lmru Falls 11 ; til p, in , .-0ilnot-ilng will
our special lrnin of Willie lllvor .lnnr‘
tinil,

“nullity, Annual, 1; «Avav lluitnvlin
tutu Siutiun, lionilral, 7:15 a. or; par
l\ will irunefrr to tluoon’s ilotrl. nppo
«up station, luv hroak’fual Afton
brvukiuul rmrliflzi‘ts will be taken {0‘
tlrivo to Mt. ltmni, lhcnrt- titrouul
lilo bountiful l‘r‘!llll‘llllfll acriiuu of fill
city. with riows of Mcfllli l‘illvoruiiv
lloynl Victoria Hospital, (‘onvrni 0‘
ilp- (troy Nona. lllt‘ (lrnd Sclnlllnry
(‘iiuican Iluiuzuy. ”to Church of No
tro linnu- tinrgoai on the mnlinonii
llouaocmli‘x Market and shopping ills
irici. Luill‘llt'nll at Queen's Hotel.

At 5 p, in, party will tulu- train
from llofiubeiiiiii‘v Station for intrhim
wharf, wllcro iiicy will hoard strainer
for a mum writing and lnicroutini:
trip through ibr famous Lat-him
Rapids. panning uudur the Victoria
Jubilee llriduo. with nluunli‘lcrnt pun
ill‘lllltlt‘ vivw of tho rily. tin nrrivnL
of duck. party will inunodintcly trunn-
frr to tho aiculuvr for qubol', dun it
leave at 7 it. ill.; ailitcroolnn rl-uvrvct
for our party; cvvniilu dtnnvr scrvm‘.
on ultttlflivi'.

Tuesday, Annual 2—I-Arrivo Qilt‘lit‘f
7 n. in., ll'lllltlfl‘i' in St. Louis Hotel
and t‘bniouu Frontenac.

Tuesday. August ll. Wednesday, Au
goal a, Tinlraduy, August leolionnl
convention Knights of Columbus in
session. Sinhtuooing in and around
the city of Quobcc. Carriage ride.
visiting Plan‘s of Abraham. lluffcrin
'l‘errsrv. tho insilica, llrliiah Garrluon
and the lower Town. Special pii‘
nrilnultc to tho mlrnrlo~worhinu ultrino
of Ste. Anne do Bouuprr on Wednoaa
tiny afternoon under the leadership of
Rev. James N, Supplo, ululu chaplain
of Mannarhuuetta. with side trip to
Moniniorvnry ir‘nils.

During may in Quebec thorn- who
desire may make side trip to the
Sienuonny region via strainer throupb
the lower St. stroncu up the Suauo
nay River to tlhteoutlnli and return
to Quober. touching ut Murray nay.
'l‘adouilar, f‘upou Eternity and Trinity,
Expense for thin aide trip, inrludlux
trunuportuiton. stateroom berth and
moons on route, 315.00. srrauneluonta
to which trip must be mode in ad
viinrn.

Friday. August limlwnve Quebec 8
n. in., ferry to Levitt. whore party will
board uprriul train of Pullman parlor
cars for home via Quebec 'lcntrni.
Maine Central and Boston and Maine
roads. panning by daylight to open ob-
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ids. Milnl.~—“l was sick for
~., g to yours while easing
“ ' hrou lithe ‘ilailgo
of L to and was
hardly able to be
. ill‘ound. After tak»
ing. six bottlespf’
, L tila E. l’lnkham‘s
. - Vyegatublo (tom-
‘:.1‘ pound I gained 20
.5 pounds, am now
, .,\ w, \ able to do my own
'. . . work and fuel
. km vwallnu hire. an.
‘i LA Don. Park ltap
ts. Minn.
lironkvilic, ()bio.-“I was irregular
uni extremely nervous. A neighbor
'rtulnnnrndcd Lydia E. i’inkbum‘s
(opt-table (,‘omlmund to mound l have
motor. regular and m nerves are
Tllll'll benefit-Mrs. 1. KINNINUN,
:irookvillo, (illio. .
Lydia E. illukhnm’s Vegetable Co -
uunnl. made. from native roots a
torus. contains no narcotic or bar
'ui drugs. and today holds the reel)
'or the largest number of actual cures
it female diseases we know of, a
.honsandu of voluntary testimonials
we on tile in the l’iukbnm laboratory
ll Lynn. Muss. from women who have
won cured from almost every form of
‘t-nlnle romplulntn. illilamnultion. ul‘
'rrntlon.(llsplnt-oincntsdlbroltl inmol'il.
rrt-guinritirs. pcrlmllr palliabnrknrllo.
innovation and nervous prostrlltiou.
[ivory suffering woman ones it to her-
to" to give Lydia ll. l’lnkhum's Vege-
inhtc Compound a trial.
If you want special advice write
lint. l’iulrbnm. Lynn. Moss..f’or it.
it in free and always helpful.

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iii illiiii_i__l__lil run

Among the very laicsl things in foot
roar bl tho lowiim-imi pump. which.
maiden lilting lilo contour of some [on
Ictivr, is flitli‘t’ comfortable for walk
ng lllun lllt‘ tonal fashionable binll
tooled silppt-r i‘lllllll ilc.

Whatever is to ho said ugnlnat lllt'
urgv hula. they arr without doubt ill.
\xrcllt-nt protorilnn nauinat lllt‘ Hill.
lid for this reason are an cuporiull)
coll fashion for unnmwr.

\‘ol‘y nutty lndwmi nro tho short little,
loth roofs of suits with quaint rover:
f changeable or blnrl.‘ silk; no nrl
sound to two morn of llll‘lli rather that
can.

(lilo Why to will it tho yrui‘lsli t'lli‘l
if some cluboi'niviy ulnluroillrrt-li o
‘lllol'l‘tl gowns, if you how such, is l»!
touring lilo uniiiml lllllll‘lll l-unts ll
dark or soft contrasting allullu. Sunu
waniiiui and artistic cffcrts nrr lint.-
\ttaincd.

.Vow and thou n prlnrcss bulimic
osiunlv has a short pluiicti flaunt-t- svi
lpon tho foot of tho skirt, illlis simu-
utlilu in some inouunlo lllt‘ llnusiun
titular, and giving a wry youthful
curb.

'l'ill' frock cnilrvly of ubiio want.
illlt in not very common. but it is tlt‘
iuhtlui for summer wcnr.

'l‘ilt- full for lluiitlvtnndu blixa um.
lllil‘llt'll has brought back tllc Ulil'lilfill
.onrd double purul- rrochrit-d of silk
whose parts \vrl'v nuptittilt'ti will.
rings.

a not: to. pins
0 without»

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l FOR RENT

6 Rooms and Bath

, New House
All Modern improvements i

325

J. M. LAYTON 8t 00.. 1pc.

e min-one Av... coma Memo.

 

 

 

 

 

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James Wood, .lr., New York;
Huntington, [try-nu
A. Carlislc, St. Jailll'i-l. L. i.;
llcnnell. (3113'; Mrs. E. M. (lites, East
Orange, N. J.: Mr. and Mrs. H. u,
(lites. Passaic: Mr. and Mrs. '1‘. .1. or
not, New York; G. .i. l’opc, Boston; W.
H. Kincadc, Gloucester.
W . ‘
COMPANY GETS BERKSHIRE ROAD

The New Haven, road today issued
ille'foilowing statement: ,

The culturally accepted the provisionu
of the Berkshire Street ltnilway Com.
pany art, and empowered the president
to do all the necessary things to car
ry the provisions of the not into full
force and eifectfrom time to time.

The Berkshire Street Railway not.
uncalled, in a bill signed by Governor
Draper yesterday giving the New Ha.
ran the legal right of ownership of the
Berkshire Stroct Railway Company,
which operates several of the electric
lines in the wcateru part of Massachu-
salts.

 

 

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GLOVERig

«THE PLACE" .

 

Be Comfortable

Most any shoe has some style. iiut
you want inoro than this. Your ft-ct
demand, above all things, COMFORT.
Till: ELITE is a pleasing continua-
lion.

Elite Shoes
$3.50 and $4.00

“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"

 

Two Stores,
Norwalk

 

 

FOR SALE

MODERN HOUSE

Nino rooms, sit-ant heat, modern
plumbing, nil improvements: flnc
«undo and splendid view. Five lnln~
llou‘ walk from trolley; five minutes
it ll'nlic) to Norwalk and South Nor-
wuik. in very desirable llolgllhood.

$6.500

(incorporated)
45 WALL 811. NORWALK

wnAT ABOUT
Next ‘

WINTER

 

 

 

 

There is no better time titan right
now to have the healing apparatus
either repaired or renewed.

ESTIMATES FREELY FURNISHED

Horace R. Nash

nuimoal m

Noni: Mela and Well Streets.
South Norwuk

Paterson“80”

Light, Strong
0 . i . .
Swift and Silent
a lion um climber. Mechanically-
perfect and rmletructcd from the built

pictorial throughout. with all the do“
tails of nppointnlcnl carefully ullandcd

 

 

 

So. Norwalk

H. E. Dann 8. Son

yr, p: ‘, tee. to hivestigute and report at ,tho
liotbnrhani, .city: 1 , ,
M. a, means of doallngs with. this ultuatlon.

next passion. of ,cougresn the, best

, The President was . told tannin today
that with all the democrats but one
opposed to giving the lntersttato (loin-
nlorce Connoission supervision on till-t
subject, it was absolutely llllpflasiiilc to
get an out and out provision for tho
control of stock and bond lemurs at this
uoaisou. .. .. .. .. . ,

TELEPHONE CfiLL 120.
Dorian ouse
‘ \

(Gregory Boulevard)

E A s 'l‘ N 0 R w A L K

Shorelehi'leré and All llill'ds of
Sea Food Cooked to Order

John 13.6781:

, momma.

 

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”Ewmyll.9.luuts

enable us to make
a substantial re-
duction in the
' price of

Repairs

Every Repair is Guaranteed

F. E. Lockwood
and Company

39 WALL ST.. NORWALK
telephone

nonunion

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

 

 

rnausacrs a GENERAL ohuKmo
Business
gapiui Surplus and Profits

$100,000.00 $117,000.“)
hfe Deposit loan, 08 and $5 per your.

EDWIN H. MATHEWOON. Pr...
JOHN H. KNAPP. in Woo-PM
FREDERICK H. ROWAN, 2nd VIC!-

Pm
WILFRED IODWELL, enabler
DIRECTORS .
E. H. Mathewson Henry Seymour
John H. Knapp Samuel Grumman
Josiah R. Marvin J. Wallace Marvin
Christian twat-t! John H. Light
nod H. Rowan

 

 

 

 

Some of the Specials this week on

Carriages and
Pullman Sleepers

English Carriages, reg. $33.00, at $25.00
Reed Goo-flu, reg. 327.50, at...&21.00
Heed GOCIRO. reg. Sitttttl. at...816.00
Pullman Sleepers, reg. 317.00, al.314.75
Pullman Sleepers and Greer-ts, reg.

$12, $13 and $15. at. 310.50 5 812.50

MITCHILL. UNDERTAKIR

r. A. mount

Hones ruaute‘uu .
comm wau. mo HIGH er...

NOIWALK. CONN.

.9 K.

. l... hofimr.~I—Awwwda

Norwalit branch Ofllo'e of
The Evening Sentinel

BERKSEIRE
PURE ICE

if you want pure ice for this sum-

 

 

mer's use. you can have it in the Berk-
shire too said by he made from water
of which the foilowl

u; is the analysis

 

Guild of Trinity Church in toltonlmf; la thonut. The "more" home to Jake
. ,9 i run, caption “vying; dart: Kilraiu. the old dole puziliet. 1 claim
hyyeh_y_ye9r1nsqytort (Mr. and herewith make demands it a you

vs 1r lab, 0 t e iii .d“‘l"l for the salmon pass for the a resold
the ladies I Ill on him. n'tho WIN hem sunbeam. .tioioes it ll forth to.
“windmill" to thank them for theirI in. i shall he obllmd to turn the st-
;iita , . ,. ._ tar over to my attorneys for collect on.

.: , . W“ . Very truly.

-‘ ,. than or A no sol. DICK nownnn
M ,. Jdnu. Jim-limit Wagner in about to advertise for

“mutual: .ln honorarium rota tans. .chk Howell» bu hunt: a not
, it. whatilpsfld, as a. that he may do Justice to Wagner's

rs, or; Mute ,attllo nonorous offer.

mom
1 ' or by .s.ro
,. , . wlfl" . .. ..
‘ t3 l. "ll MIG! 0’ Claim“ . V, w.
‘y ‘ M "Ukollfln' “I. Halli“? l0? .INATOR FANBNL HONON‘D. .

mode 1) .1. f3. Linsoy. Pin. 1).. chemist.
Martino usetts Agricultural Experi-
ment station: .

APPIARANCI

Turbidity None
Sediment None
color None
Odor...........................None

"My Father’s will in boat."
We givevhim now tho happy cheer
"lit merit justly claims:
Wu greet him o‘er and o‘er again.
Our brother William James.

to. The car that will lotto you any
where and bring you burn. 'i‘ho up.
keep cost is much less than upon any
other car of count power.

Sold complete. with utmnoto. foil
lamp uquipment. generator, 1th.. he.

{give-passenger gearing Car. . . 31:23
ourqlasiionprr our on Car. . . .01

, Fain-passenger Toursbout’......01.28ll CHIMIOAL EXAMINATION "r
WEAR ”ROPE“ WW3 (“$331113 "We can deliver the goodll"»~l'ou

FMJmmonis.................. .3000
. We grind our own tonnes. can not your car tomorrow. Don‘t be “an". . ' l“

“foothold ammonia ..........
.o . ' . w ' putoff wiiha"prcmisc.“ . 1! None
Fenwlck. 0 heel Co ' ~ logy?.2::::::::::::::::::::::n.
' “ " p ‘ . PM" cuauau‘roe o neeetCiark'e degree) .......e.e

White Mountain” via Failyan. Mt.
Washington, Crawford Notch. luter~
vain and i’nrthmouth. Luncboon at
l‘ludawcil .it-t. Supper st flanburnvillc.
arriving liontooin the evening.

.lt,.*.u..muwm.

"sittvm'ratcu. TO onor Inst-
'94 u

I .

NEW HAVEN, June law-Announce.-
ment in made at a. cilantro. that in to
take place on July 1 in the firm ol’
Price. free & Adhlnh. the directory pub:
(lotihpsro thee still for years to some. iishtug and printin house in Meadow

Door brother William James. . street. William . Price. who has

The reception was closed by all been a member of the ttrmsince it was

 

saev otaesils m can" eves
Are your eyes rune-syf Arc they
beginning to rebut? Make them com-
fortable. Put them at their case.

 

llail voteran soldier of the crouu,
Thou chosen of a King;

The anniversary of thy birth.
in ioyfut etrsiun we sing.

The Bpirlt's award ll in thy hand.
Thy volco flit truth proclaims;

 
 
 
 
 

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‘ We ’ of tho degoggzlofizfnrefiffilgmg govezug mph can???“ tags :31- Jo‘inh’; ‘ hnrr’l‘de com “113ng “talent he agar-ted. to years no. in to retire from “Nlltunaxf :UiLn‘iNd ”PW” “0i"- .ead None
‘ , .. . a. ' ace .9 coupon o u- M r to .e at B I.”. r. and Mrs. tenacious-output date. ttissteted ‘ iron Trace
“ g, ‘3'“ emmppug to soil her a ”ton Farrel. or anemia no menu Waring. of Ilutuueil. assisted Mr. and that there will he :no. other change- ‘7 WASH'N‘WO" “‘5‘“ OSCAR H. BANKS No barnyard-flooded pond ice sold by
, a , I it on he attsckodller bar of the Plan memorisloo mission hire. James. laden with flowers, into and the business will boost-visage by Hoitrew—sto‘ltlhil s. m..sudlf:lo to ' this company. . —
3:: in the now “other down. rob.- to succeed the isle .l. awaitomore. thsir automobile. and took them tllé other members oflbc firm. Wilson a p. in. Monday and Blttll‘flll)’, 7 u. , . AQiNT- , . D . ll id I C
, the house and lied. of Nountuctt. home to Brooklyn. H. Lee and George M. Adkins. is p. at. NORWM-K. CONN. 3‘06 3 6 co 0'
h ‘ . ‘ a , “'