»
lilliillliili
‘ .. Ill Internal Revenue to
« . Slide in Interact in .
ll
, ill M cililhihluiliénib of internal
“cutie Abell‘.a leave or deb-tines "or:
the rolls ue oollectors' department, In
jitter Admin "vac’lttion hild "villilb lie
were anm‘today bows he was going
ii kneudllt thecolotlel replied that he
was so , ,ifl automobile around the
stilts an pant 'éiiiae" triends bi! the
colonel li‘ dimension that tile éillduél
while detached from the duties bf‘tli'e
revenuecepartment. will devote most.
‘ .. othll' vgocgion to, thehllltcrjests of ex-
Governor,,Geol-ge P. McLean. who is
. p to now J. Henry Rorabnclt, of can.
, n. has been shouldering the burden
.0" the McLean campaign, but it is now
understood that Colonel Bob Eaton ls
., 301113 to pitch Ill and give Roruback
bend in the fight. incidentally, Col-
st ~not Eaton will look out for the inter-
: fiesta/of Charles A. Goodwin, of Hart-
‘ : lord. who is after the governorship.
, Colonel Enton Will start his vacation
. . colloid" veiling with 'a dinner at his
,c..i ,,_.,.,,., . ,
hogtlileodoitbrook from. to Chi. An-
; gill-ow N.» Shepard. of Portland, who Is
' 3“ candidate for congressman from the
Bfiecond district. Of course. it is claim»
kill’dhatfit‘liere is no political signifi-
illtllqp to the dinner, which Colonel. Ea-
ton is, to give to Colonel Shepard this
stilling, "Both colonel Eaton and Col-
ddbl‘x’she‘p‘ird are members of Dover-
nor wseks' staff. It was learned that
Cilariél H. Lotion. treasurer til the Mid-
lll‘étowu ‘S‘dvmgs bank, a personal
:lfrlénd’ of Colonel Shepard's, will also
1?? «billion at Colonel Ellton's dill-
. '6‘.
39g; .‘ .
lieitinerury of Colonel Elliott's
"hathsflip hasn‘t been made out yet.
litmbuld he of much interest to a good
;:‘ ,mapyltpollticians to know, but the
53 lymph” he‘hdfill'l arranged yet
i, by oil, The Colonel's racptioil comes
i. ' ‘l'ii‘f‘h lieseion when there will be much
i; ltloin politICally. Next week Gover»
intuit 69.86 but! his stat! will spend two
,Wantgsliantlo at the encampment ot‘
., "it ‘ ,cco‘nd regiment. They say that
print on is going to be cut out at Niall»
”tie. but they also say that there will
be more doing than ever. Besides go-
‘ing down to the state camp two days
gent week, the governor‘s staff will go
ll“ to the camp two more days the
”week after next, when the First regi—
mf‘is there. . .
Thursday and Friday, .lllly 21 and 22.
wiliabe the big days politically speck-
‘ifig lit Niautlc. The politicians will
all .gather there. despite re rill to the
» contrary. Colonel Mike In of the
l .ilerlfitqhave Quarters pitch tor the
‘ garners stall and their suspis at the
. . qci end of the parade grounds at tilt.»
. After the political stunts lit
, iégtic are over on Julyeilz and 23, the
tbvernor and his staff will no out to
the island forts H. G. Wright. Michio
Indfi'l‘erry and inspect the coast urtil-
lery companies of the Connecticut Na-
Mei Ouprd that will be having their
War exercises there. That will he
. tarday,’.inly 23. Fronl the Island
1m Governor Weeks and his party
Niall; to ll‘isher's Island and spend
‘8 a fly there, returning to Connecti-
‘cdt‘ 1! late Sunday night or Monday
momma. it is expected that Sunday
ut'flsber's inland will bring there a
, boring of politicians. also the
, ,I f Bulkclcy, McLean, Goodwill.
' ' ' Guard and others will be l'cpl‘c-
lentod in the party that will be with
imtgovemor.
4 l: 5.4,, ,.
' ”Jill :.ll3v« I...
«who to
. mutilation:
J ‘ ' HAVEN, Jilly liar—Counsel for
3%. "idly Commissioners entered a
.9! dental today of the charges Ill-
3] i1” cIvIc‘Fodsrntion in the now
arms} . - .'
l
.L,
1,, , l“V“llflll0|l by it committee
bi v'on islets Senators and ilcprsnpn.
ill Into the conduct of the county
.. ‘by the prcsent board of commie
ti.
'37,. tire was one notable exception to
ill 33'.“ or denial. and that was in
,‘flzgenoe to the robotic died by the
,yfi‘lanizlcii‘cdernticn claimed that the
: mienloncre had fallcd to ntato in
,. amounts due from all wurccil.
. .. yin. from whom and (or what
,iflthetotel onlouilt due. The iii-lcl
Me concur in the.vlow that till!
, “ h‘dhoulc be remedied in future
' ' 'of tile commissioners. The
We" have made a natural
1*. to the dilcl line in the county
Ivlc redemtion'hsd
" on waistline
m stud-.13“ iii-lot states that
4,, heritable cm had been cited of
] out.
it
. hilly Commissioners were
" .- ‘hlhihe tortilla death of six
in he. , aty lull holocaust
brief. . but me that the
q or Villain the octnmluloncrc
, 7 biennial been taken out
7 with “My. ,‘l‘he commie
. s ‘ erbgfilmponnihie for the
“a ‘ M” ii ‘ do that e
1' . z _ . . 1;
~ t, *i‘imfiit. ills Ooh tr
l -1 if!
,‘ it with h bountiful cost
A of Hill Not»
'13. ll. area'-
it“). wt:
, ‘7 mutual: vii
(poi. nopéit‘lb. Initiator. 'iinltiiilea‘ .30
it permittivity, tribe. and ester of M
Ipoiting‘tiié‘hhlted ’States senatorship.‘
., " 9mm clans
swinntnentronrt
(Continued From First Panel}
M
it" was on years old and leaves three
‘ sonil.
Soonpafier Cagleo’rll: throwniing illii‘
. i ollnyo, ,eon u a
”lino tit three months. was drilled
ed in Blrueewlboltd while bathing.
Polite was . nablsto swim and lump-
ed where be water was deep. in
toinpting to ‘lreecue Polite, Peter
Tolka was nearly drowned and was
tilllen from ’thc water unconscious.
wan-Ell choweieo.
WII Rowing Whenjcst Overturned
at East Huddlm.
‘Kldtz. a waiter at‘Camp Wopowoz.
pond when the boat in which he was
him.
from North Carolina.
EIGHT DROWNED.
Toll on Hottest Sunday of Year in
New England Waters.
BOSTON. .ilily 11.-—Ncw England
waters claimed a total of eight lives
by. accidental drowning on this, the
hottest Sunday of the year. Ill nearly
every case the victims were seeking
relief from the torrid temperature by
a plunge In the Water. The day’s
victims were:
Eugene Bollcllcr. 22, Auburn, Me.
drowned In the Little Alldroscogglu
river.
Wilfred l’ortl‘ois, 20. Brunswick.
Me., drowned in Waterworks pond.
George Casey. 11, Portland, Md.
drowned in Stroudwater river.
Orlando Salvatore. 25, Wincilendou.
Muss, drowned in Luke Watntlc.
Conrad Stevenson. 23. Gardner.
Muss., drowned-in Parker's pond.
George E. Cone, .lr., 25. Worccstcr.
drowned in Luke Quinslgalnond.
Carl 0. E. Wilson. seven. Worces-
lcr, drowned in Curtis pond.
LOST HER LIFE AT CORNWALL
BRIDGE.
Min Alice Fox Went Beyond Her
Depth While Bathing In the
Houeatonlc River.
CORNWALL IlitliitiE, .llily li.'”“
Miss Alice Fox, of 272 East Fourth
strcct, New York city, was acciden-
tully drowned herc Saturday whiit-
bathing in the iiousatonlt: river. Miss
Fox was an attractive looking girl of
ithoul ill years of age and clinic how
about a week ago to spend ll fortnight
at the Glass hoarding honor.
The other bonrdcrs llrc ill lllc habit
of bathing twice a day in the rivci- and
the drowning occllrrcli late Saturday
afternoon when Miss Fox and tilrcc
others were Ill bathing. She could
swim. but was swept out Illlo \l‘iltcr
beyond lli'l‘ depth by the current of
the firm and drowned Itcforc assist-
ance could reach her. .
Body Recovered.
Sheriff Dunbar and his son. ('llill‘lt‘rl.
ltrrlvcd ol the scene in tililir uuiollio
bile Ill response to tllc calls for help
out! soon located the body about. 300
feet from lvilcrc the unfortunate
young woman had gone down. lic-
ciding that she was dead. tlic sheriff
notified Coroner Robinson. of West
Cornwall, who directed that the body
be taken to the undertaking rooms of
ii. ll. licel-n, where all uutcpsy was
pcriormctl and the corner now It as
his vordlct that death were due to ac»
cidcntai drowning.
Miss Foil had no parents living and
wall the solo support of a younger
brother null ulster.
Q
Fell into Brick Pond.
NEW BRITAIN, July iI.—~A Pollut-
dcr outplayed lit the David brick yards
in Berlin was drowned yesterday win-n
he fell into an abandoned brick pool.
All efforts to recover the My yester-
tiny lulled Illd other attempt» will be
made today. The man was tllarricd.
his wife being In Poland.
W
THRII DIOWNEO.
w\
While Bathing In the OOIeware River
at Philadelphia.
l’llllADElJ’IllA. July llcm’l‘hfoq
portions were drowned willie iihillltu
In ilw llolnwarc rivcr mm bore you.
buddy. Ernont Bottle, nod 30, was
caught between a nobouuor and the
wharf whiic alwlmnllnir off Vino street
picr, t'ullltii-ll. lie was forced under the
water and drowned. .loilll Khalil. illfl'd
lit yours. who wall swimmlliit tiff Clint
tun ntroct wharf, Camden. and .ioscph
Miiilir. aged 14 your}. who bull entered
the wnlcr at Rollin sin-ct wharf wcre
both seized with cralllpil null drowned.
TWO LOI'I’ LIVIO.
W
Trying to Float on loud which
wauid Not Hold Them.
BCRANTDN. Pit. July ilwallt
lmililiiir In Rocky (lien lake yesterday
day .lnmen Filtrloilo. acct! till years,
and Accinn Ronda, aged 80 yearn, were
drowned. Neither could swim and
were trying to float on a board which
paved the light to carry them. both
’ ice were renowned.
Frank Amhmee‘. aged 14, was
drowned in spring Brook.
rwo ‘DIAO Iii ALIANY.
Both cum wun Gremlin Willie in
million.
LBANV. N. Y.. duly ii.--dohn
halos. 30, a farm hand, was
drowned while bathing in I crack on
the outskirts of the city yesterday. H.
was called with cramps.
Francis Fortl, iii, was drowned in
it like manner la‘a creek to the tower
moon of the city. .
W it
use Life In Willing. ,
WATERTOWN. it. 1.. July 11.1
also snooker. 'Juiy 11.-—Wllilanl 1 .
was. drowned yesterday ill Lees Mill 1‘
rowing overturned. Kim: was unable .'
to swim and sank before help reached . '
lie was 38 years old and leaves ..
his wile. lie came here a month ago “
)_A.
1 e
. unscrewimr-irtl '~
in a. nun...
Fl‘o L
liege fl to compound
. Bloomdole Qlllow-"I suffered from
.‘rrible s has. pains in in! but
it I iii 13.; and ti lit. si e and
ll‘wwi“ ,I-evnli t red all the
,ll p l h.
. i034
“it time and nervous.
e an
.l again and made me
feel like a newline.
man. I 110 this
‘ - letter will mines
or women to at II themselves at
s valuable medic us."«-Mrs. E. M.
.0
th'
Fltsnnnlclt. Bloomdale, Ohio.
Iiackache Is a symptom of female
weakness or derangement. '12 you
have backache dent neglect it. To
get permanent relief you must reach
e root of the trouble. Nothing we
‘know of will do this so safely and surely
as Lydia EuPlflkilltm'll Vs table Coin-
ouud. Cure the cause f these die-
. easing aches and pains and you will
become well and strong.
The great volume of unsolicited tiesv
timolly constantly pouring ill proves
coucluslvul that Lydia l1:.}'lllklullfl'l
Ve stable .onlpoullti, lllutlo from roots
ant herbs, has restored health to thou;
sands of women.
If you have the all litesttlollbt
that L din 13. Pink mil's Vege-
table om ountl will help you.
write to re. Pinkllam at Lynn.
Mass, for advice. Your letter
will be absolutely confidential,
and the advice from
Seeking l'tiiii‘l' from the built, Prank
Nulllo, ill. \l'lii; drowned ycstcl'tiny
Willil‘ butllilllz ill tllc llllick river.
Two Boys Found in Canal.
OSWEGO, Jilly ll.~~'l‘lic bodies of
ldtltllc Ilullllllolld and Harold llritwoll.
boill lliilc years old. who disappeared
Saturday, were found fully tli'csscll
ycsicrdny Ill lilc canal, Ncilllcr ctmltl
swilu null It is supposed tilcy fell into
”10' cilllnl “'lllli' pluyluu ulllllg lilt-
blinks.
tillM'iK lllltthlll'S ARREST
NEW IIAVICN, .Illly Ii. --Hill‘l‘tilltll'l‘~
itli: himself to Ilcli-ctlvc llcnry .1. lion-
uclly :llit‘l‘ ilul'lllu bceit ill billing for
lllc post Hi'Vt‘rili days ilnlllasnarlo 8n-
tlirlltl. u i'ol‘lllcl‘ orderly ill tlic hospital
corps oi the Italian army. was coll-
tcnccd in illc police, court today for
pl‘llt'ilcllln medicine without a license.
the lll'l't‘bl was it l‘csllli ul ibi- licuill of
ti .Vcw llli\l.‘ll ulllil who had been pro-
scrilu-tl for by him, although the air
tllol‘ltics tictcrilliucli that ho was ilot
ltlsptllisibic for tho iltlllill,
'i‘ills mnll. .lost-pli Rullcili who had
lit-cit enacting tl‘ulll llil illclllllbic dis-
cnsc wont in Salmon lifter l‘lnllins tltil.
or doctors hull was |ll‘(‘l’i('l’llll.‘li for, It
ticl'clopctl. l‘poil illii tit-dill ll lt-w days
ago the finding oi’ the prcscl'iptioil
clinic all additional cvlllollrc lll “WW“
ill complaints which had been made
aglllllel Snitlrllo. County Health Olli-
ccr iioatlicy was notified and i‘ily At
torm-y lioyi. soon more out it wnrlilnt.
Btllllrilo, who worked In title of the
local rubber shops, lei‘i town sudden-
ly and was but to be found illllii today,
wllcil he gave himself up.
llc illilllllllltl prescribing t‘ol' pll~
lli'llill lllld said that as be null gained
considerable lilcdical experience til the
army he tlloulbt ho had a right to
practice mildly without it llccliilo.
.luriga ’l‘yner impound ihc illuxilulllll
line or 3100 and autumn plilti lip,
PARTRIDOE IROOD.
Domestic Hen Is Btepmother of Hull-
garian plrde.
llE'l‘l'lliSIn July tin—J’mimnntcr Bill“
lay in. us uvcryoac know. on export
on chicken raising, but hc now has it
brood at his home on Elm sireot,
vastly different front any which be
over bred, for they are iwclvc llttlc
llunznrisil pill-tritium, with il liollieic
tic boil for n ntcpnictllcr.
The story. for then» lil one. in lllui
William I9. Daley, wliiic mowing on
illlyl'n Hill on dildo 30, accitivltlaliy
run over and killed illil moillt-r part
lrldilc; llor ill-st wait found to contain
lWi‘lltyleD onus. of which tllrcu wort-
broken. The ncxt‘tlily or some four»
icon or fifteen hours llftcr the host
was found. the calls were ”hired "0'
doi- a lion owned by Mr. Bailey. and
strange to any, a few days after new»
"nil't‘n liiilo birtill wore llniciletl.
'I‘llc hon was a large mic. and she
by accident killed several in the post.
but a dollop are now living and bright
cull lively flit need be. Willie yet can
iy to predict. it now acorns probable.
that the little creatures will survive
and he glitch their liberty in the woods
'Ciosiug 0
been making entrant Jelly for thirtyw
live years lifter her grandmother‘s
method for ilfty years or more: Shelal- ,
Ways silicate a bright, sunslliuy day,
never making it' on a‘ damp, cloudy
day. The currents must not be fully "
would have a good, firm jelly. After
the fruit be picked over but not.
stemmed. just enough water in put with
it to keep it from burning and placed
where it will coomlowiy until all the
fruit is soft nilti'broitsn no it Willi
-k drain tree of juice when hung in a
flannel hair of [tight-weight, texture
that. has first. been wrung out of hot
water. Put this juice. back on the
stove and cook for. say, twouiy mill-
utos, skim and add the slrgar, it count
pint of stellar io‘ontl of juice. Let this
boil lcil minutes. when it In ready to
put ill tumblers.
wu—
Little crocheted forget-memoirs sot
sidc by side on a foundation t‘iltlfilsl‘
lug of all old baby pill make very sweet
collar plus. ' 5 ‘« l
W“
(lr‘ny linen, embroidered with green.
brown or blur. main-s nu neat and at~
iructive roticulos,porcb cushions and ,
thc tobiu covers as does tan or brown.
and is much less common.
, ”W... i
litany Women feel that tiiéy are lus-‘
titled in being just a little extrava’
guilt when they buy hills. kilowiim.
that the effect of an cxpeusivc gown
may) be sadly marred by all incongru-
ous hilt. while it good but may make
all Inexpensive i’rock look very credit-
little.
When planning the bathing costlimo,
Include ill‘liii accessories all Iilclipcu-
slvo purilnol that harnlolllzcs with or
lilatcilcs the suit.
’l‘ilc buckle or flowers for holding the
Isritc lullc bow on a summer but Is it
new! itlctl that scollln to be taking
wcll.
'l‘ilc plilzzu fll'l‘llli‘il'l.‘ In (mo of tho
chief charms of many a liloullinill ailm-
lncr homo, and the mummy can enjoy
Its (‘ill‘l‘l‘illiz Warmth at the show time
with the spicy fragrilucc. of the cvcu~
lllpt mountain air.
Knowing. as vii» all do In the last
analysis, that ibis only ilw human ul-
ft't‘llonll Which t'rlll lil‘oaol'vl‘ lilt‘ iiil‘
thr of existence. for on. tho wmltlcr ls
tlltll wc are so (fart-loss of our li'ctltl~
llrcil. Nblilimz an trays tho
llflllliit of low us the bull manners of
forgiven In detail. mount through the
years to it monstrous cum. to in» rcpuld
only by roscntntent or illtlifft-renco.~—
iiisluutl. ,.
It Is ll nlol‘c'ltililicult lililllt'f‘ tn rc-
llloro ll slain D‘mu ll‘hcn limb from
many other rubrics or. of buy ruic, it
takes more limo; llocnunt- Ionizer soull-
lillr in hcccsnnry to lootil‘ll the stain
from the compact threads: so much it
innit should not be :ltlclllplcd ill a hill"
rl'.
Kcrtlsullc will; loosen almost any
stain and can be safely used on NI)"
thing that can be washed dficrwnrti Ill
soap and water. "Hill washing inkcii
sway the foothills of tlic spot and
fresh air and combine all hint of tho
odor of the cleansing agent.
A good way to fill in builders of the
neck is to brcilillc ilccpiy sinndlllu bo-
forc all upon window for toll minutes
every mOrninit.
It is astonishing what a difference In
onc‘s appearance so little I\ thing as
tilc iii of illc collar will make. A stiff
linen collar ll allelic too large or with
points tlllcrcltly illoclllliz lllultcu all the
tlitfercncc Ill lilo citquislte trilllncaa of
tho tailored itirl.
‘ I
Though it Is a bit more, work to
serve the brcnkfllsl or slippci‘ on lilt.‘
porch, ii iii more enjoyable, too. and on
tho summer i.» all too short cl'ol-y fii‘
V;Wnbli‘ day should be made the most
0 e ‘
cncnnnnnts
l. n e V‘ mic
later-l, Hill with ill. kill-Ill.
flights. .. an
uMhht.Alumlt-l elite
saniynntntnrs pundits
t
3
........_.... , ..
..e..n..w..,a ”-4“... ..
at Special Prices
Entire Lot of .,
Screen Doors
all sizes
Regular 31 - at 75c.
Beet Quality Door ,
Regular $1.70 at $1.15
are many «salts.
The lllloiisrian partridge, which was
killed, was without doubt one of those‘
which were purchased and not at lib~
any in the woods In this vicinity by
the smrtemen of this place.
IOY; “N1" 'rc HOMI.
Btepbsn Home. and 11. and John,
Monk. 9, two at e iamiiy of ll.
‘3" .
small chi ran. in aridgenort. worst
committed to the cotimy home this
morning. The tether in loans and the
mother. who resides at m Wordin evo-
nue, found the. task of filling slant
months it burdensome one. The boys
are bright and hubby.
e. K. MITCHILL, DNDIRTAKII
r. A. interim,
‘ count flounduin
coencil WALL ,suo tuck ere.
'NDRWfibfll' cons.
Nomi: thggmsggnw
ngnnnfln until i
A housewife, with the how she has ,
ripe (a very Important Item) If one ‘
tilc llf‘lil‘l-"~~U19 small llrlllnliilcs which, .
.nl
.u tans"...
‘al "t ‘
41 12.000 mew (lat-n hora ht
to now, beosueejl'tgt paraffin
medicine are 5 their " ii a nee-yahoo d
l’itd‘it.”l‘i ., "ti
. 'o r ney run a won
you believe them? ' . '
After you had explained bout our
urine, your broken rest, ails allyt'hs
other symptoms which the kidney
sufferer easily rut-outlines; utter you
had secured it pro or dingooilis from
your hyaloian an felt certain that
.. ‘ ldtley diaeilse wasn‘t "lumba-
yo, 'rileumatllm of the lime)!" or an
“attack of lndigcellnil“—~as some ut-
cnt medicine advertisements mullt
malts you thinkwif these 12.000 drultv
unite should all I y that, next to a
it stable physio art's prescription.
his In the heat-known route for
your Itldne tr his; if anythi can
win you t In Will; if opera is virtue
in any ready-maria medicine there Is
.douhle virtue in this," would you be-
lieve them?
That» Just what the 12.000 til-ll -
ginta who are members of the Amer ~
can Druggiell Syndicate do say to
you about A. D. ii. Kidney Remedy.
am tgcgngal'flthheci’ause may know;
. his set routso
unite vest’oracninllon. p c
The A. D. 8. Maggie“ realize too
plainly the seriousness of kidney di-
sease—they understand lfully the re-
sponsibility or offering any treatment
calculated to benefit it—and while
they would prefer to see every one no
to a. good physician to be treated.
they appreciate the fact that there are
many who can't or Won't—wand for
these people than drugglnts have pre-
pared this A. If). S. Kidney Remedy.
and say: "Take 11—4010 know it In
good-“we know what is in lt-mwe
stand behind li-«nutl we feel certain
It will help you. If It don‘t. we will
cllcerfully refund your money."
Loch fci‘ , “m" .
tins Sign l
in tile ;
Druuist'l' ‘ o ,
mew ‘ Willi legoccmitfi'wilm
These are the local A. D. S. drugglste:
Allen, the drngolet.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The Clifford Pharmacy,
Quittner a Conty. Props.
_. WM“ "m-..“ r. m... e... .4.-.- .. _..................,M.
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Mahackemoml. ll. Stalin. M. .1. inc.
dull. llritiitcporl: l. R. iluributt, Wil-
ton; S. ('lrecnslclll. Iiiriditcpol‘l; C. l’.
lienilcy, New Milford; G. D. Iiolulcs.
Hartford: (3. Reinhold, .l. Arilcsmtln. .I.
It. t'llff, liaiibury; lv‘. 8. Built-y. Boston:
.I. I-‘. Falli‘y, Springduln; hi. 1’. lini-
iock, city; r‘. A. Willis. Joe Walker, H.
143. Action, New York; Miss E. Hoyt.
Mine 2. Dean, Minn Donn, lint-loll; W.
H. Illivief and with, New York: P. Roll-
cris. Yonkers: ’1‘. ”cancer. Boston; C.
H. ltlllgc. llullililry.
Excursioils‘wttl “Huntington and
Valley Grove
. SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY. JUNE 20. 1910
The New and Commodioue
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. C. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwaik Mon-
days and Fridays at 6:45 a. m.. and
2:25 p. m.
Leave Norwaik for Huntington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m., and
5:30 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS, 50c.
SINGLE FARE, 40c.
Children 5 to 12 years. Excurelon 35c;
Single Fare 25c.
Parties of ion or more can make a or-
rttllitsnlcllis with the (‘ilptllill to stop
at Vuili‘)‘ (irtll‘t‘.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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TIME TABLE.
lri Effect June 5, 1910.
SOUTH NOflWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. hi.~»i'.l:l'iltx, 0:09x, biiixli‘izml,
13157. 7:20. 7:10, 8:18;. ll:liix, 9:1fix,
9:37. ltirL‘le, 10:4“. ”mint.
1’. M.“iZC(IDX, 1:05. thriller, 3:17.
5200!, 6:35, Gzhiix. 0:10, 0:60x. 7:10x,
7:52x.9:401.10:20.
Sunday;
A. M.»-12:b‘.lx. 0:09x, 6:411, 8:64,
”Him.
I'. M. 12:06:. 2:3“. 2:50x. 5:30.
5:50x. 7:001, 7:00, 7:13;“. il:21x.ii:o12x.
10:28.
..,.._.._
NEW YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.““1211.X,4309,riZ4i-i,lllt.5,73«ix,
8:55x.!i:031. Illil'ix. 0:301. 0:4011, 10:05,
ll:00x, 11:03.
i’. M. 421(12):. 1:10, 1:51”. 2rh7x.
:l::ltlx, :tzno, lzlox, 4::l2. mutt. 510x.
5:25. 0:011. Ilziilil, lltillix. littlilx, 0:30,
ilzllbx, 11:30, illziilllt.
Sundays.
It. M. -l2:ll0x, 0:00, 71:10. 81001:.
iiziirilt. 0:40x.
r. M. i210-l. 1:02;. mozx. t-zlll.
il:lliit, 7:001, 8130):. 11:00:.
u. “a-
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW HA-
, v ,
A. Muwlgllol. l:llix: 0:12.
lilfil. 10mm. 10:12:“. 10:37:.
llz-t'i.
P. Mum-12:0“, 1:20. llllillx. ll:llif.
4:20. 8:12. 0:003, 0:411, 711011. 910911,
ii:iillt,10:liillt. 11:13.
Guild-ye.
A. M.--12210x, izlllx.
10:10:, 10:601.
1’. M.-~—-2:10x, ilzilbt.
8:243, Milli.
DANIUIW ro IOUTH NORWALK.
A. M.~fl:lil'i, 7:25, 8:00. 8:20, 10:00,
11:130.
P. lemmas onion. 8:30.
Inndcye.
A. litw'litil'i. that.
P. M.~~«8:00, lilltlli. 8:283.
7:27.
10:60x,
7M3,
0:40, 7:10x.
0:11,
L ' ANlMALs anneal: FOR Tinned.
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African Mlulmury Will Tell Auntie
Them Timmy Night.
.it is Interesting to note that two'
African animals, hitherto unknown,
Ilitve liteu named for Richard ’l‘iudcr,
who gives his let'tli'l‘e"‘Wltil Gilli and
Bible in African Wilda." next Tues-
lltly evening at the S uth Norwolk
Methodist Church. or here nnlluaie,
new to ecologists, one is a species of
water buck and is nowhesignated sci.
entiflcuily all “Coins defuse 'I‘laderi."
while the other belongs to the hush
buck family and Is catalogued ,us
"'l‘raxcluphns 'i‘liideri." Descriptions
of these rare beanie appear Ill Mr.
'I‘iadcr‘s fol'tilcolllinit book "The Big
(hulls of Africa?
The lecture will be illustrated with
storcoptlooli views, coplcn of pictures
made by Mr, Tiader while on his hunt-
lng expédltltlns. '
The fame 8 artist. David Bisphum,
will assist r. 'l‘jallcr Ill this enter-
tainment, giving a itronp of songs in
addition to a recitation to music.
The elltortnlillllout is given to fur
ther the work of Protestant missions
in Africa and it Is hoped that a large
audience will be present to enjoy
the program as well as assist in such a'
worthy cause. 0
‘ Artificial Teeth
'artl oftentimes worse than none, but
such should not be the case. There is
no reason why you should Wear an ill-
titling plate, which irritates your
mouth, cruising it to become BOI‘O, or
one that continually drops when out-
lng or speaking. Plates malls in my
lattice are most natural and perfect
reproductions of the tenth Nature gives
«ill lit. tlctloll nlld nppcnl‘nllccw thatI
is possible for expert skill tllld tile
iillekt. illecllanlcal equipment to make.
They are constructor] and adjusted
skillfully, and with consideration of
the natural expression of the lace.
Dr. J. H. Mallory '
16 South Main St, South Norwalk
Hours: 9 il. in. to 8 p. 111. Sundays
by appointment only.
To the Board of County Conllnissloir
era of Fairileld County: -
I hereby apply for it transfer of a
licence No. 89 to sell Spirituons and
illtoxlimlillg Liquors, Ale, Lager Beer.
Rllinc Wine and Cider from John [lul-
azs, at No. 2 Mechanics street, to John
Dorian, at No. 2 Mechanics street.
Town of Norwalk. 'i‘llc propelled place
of business is not located within 200
fact in a direct line of a (Tiltlrcll I‘Idi-
i'icc, or Public. Sl‘llooI-lloithc, or tile
premises pertaining thereto. or any
l'osi Other, Public Library or Game
lory.
Dated at, Norwaik, this 151 day of
July, A. 1)., 1910.
JOHN DICRIAN,
Applicant.
We. the undersigned. electors and
taxpayers, as defined by law. of the
Town Dl Norwnlk, hot-oily endorse the
duplication of the above named John
lint-Inn for such license and \i’t‘ do
screrully certify, each for himself. that
We are taxpayers owning real estate
slllluleti In said Town of Nth-walk.
litllcd tit Norwalk, this let day of
Jill)". A. 1).. l9lli.
Fl‘l‘derlt‘k Syring, Joseph Magyar.
ilanlcl chny, Majk (llijen. Stephen
llslszs.
I hereby certify that the above nam~
od onllorsers arc electors sud taitpay~
cm. as ticiillcti by law, of the Town of
Nol‘wnik.
listed at Norwnlk, this 151 day of
July. A. in. ltliti.
lilcilltililt'l‘ It. SMITH.
ll 11 'I'uwn Clerk.
TELEPHONE CALL 720.
(Gregory Boulevard)
e: A e 1' N o it w A l. K
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"Shore Dinners and All Kinds of
Crockery. Glassware. House
Furniahi Goods, Window
Shedcs-~ indow S ll it it e 5
made to order
Square While Gilles Fruit .lilre
Lightning Tops, are easy to
clean. will hold more fruit.
peck closer on your shelves.
So you have ‘e “mine all
around.
White l’oiert. with iiilturcli, 10c.
Columbia Phonournpbn and supplies.
indestructible Cylinder Records, silo.
Painting and Decorating
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OOUTH NORWALKl 'I‘O DANIUHV.
A. mutton". 6:17. 8:37. lower.
P. immune. «silt. 5221:, 0111.7:18.
IuhdIye.
A. M.-i:20, his, 10:00:.
1’. hominid. 7:16.
Lil. ker
er waterborne men.
cowl muscle.
§
Dorion House .
with a. ditto More
Nearly Twonty Vebncn Only as a
‘ Policeman.
With the resignation of John B.
Weed the borough 01 New Canaan
Ioaeii the most faithful menthol ever
held the position of policeman. in that
town, Twenty years ulsojlr. Wood
acouuted'the position of Watchmchend
through lilOfi‘BMn'ibliy trying as :woll as
long years he never shunned his iwork.
Many a close call" 1191 hati',~bllt*illways
came out on top. Mr. Weed is “well
fllnown thronghtiutxthin section by all
‘and was highly resourced not only for
his character. ,hutlfor his ability to
thrash out sits iolous doihxe of intrud-
ers to the to n. One of his closest
calls from grave danger wast‘uic night
of the ptlst-oiilcc robbery several years
hgo. lie then received it bullet In the
forehead, but by‘medicai treaiment bit
was again able .to resume his duties.
For the past few lllonths his health
has been poor and this compelled him
to resign.
Peace is liberty
Cicero.
w
ill tranquility.w
interstate
Cars
1910," “Forty; " Demi-
Toilneali Cots
Model 31
not ‘
F. E. Lockwood
and Company
39 WALL 813.
Telephone
NORWALK
Dividend Notice
The South Norwellt Savings Back
At a meeting of the directors of this
bank held this day, a dividend at the
rate of four per cent. per annum was
declared to depositors from the earn-
ings of the six months ending June
30, 1910. The same will be entered on
puss-books and paid on and after July
11, 1910.
lly order of the Board of Directors.
GEORGE L. WOODWARD.
Treasurer.
11187-1311
CityNationalBailk
IOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
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TBANOACTI A GENERAL IANKIN.
June 27, 1910.
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late Deposit loses. II and I pull your.
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conic n. «Nil-PP. let Vice-‘PN'I.
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Sea Food (looted to Order wmmn “333’“ cm,"
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