i l u
Festivities To Be Induiuetl
. in at Dillclais’ Outing
murmur. ,Jply Zilrdn .drderf
edpveol' pence may do a little
orb (tithe grandlout’lnx and show-
si‘tyof the city officials on mural
’l‘ax Multicolor .luhn Mr Donnell!
volunteered to meet Chief Voll-
‘ f Sdiit 'Norwall‘t. at the railroad
lion addlpiieeeut him witha bunch
ponies“ .fle audithe chief will ride,
' hei‘otsst there .in a tacit. if the
Mom doesn‘t full but. Directcr‘of
lo well... Kenny and Alderman
pry Paddock love each other in tbel
e way’llbat John M. Donneiiy liken
cuff Rlfllihllilli.‘ so it will probably.
'rrauxed .to have Director Kenny.
a his auto and call for'the alder-'
“an.
East Side Belliets.
fl‘he his ball game in the afternoon
still being framed up. The East
do team in charge of City Clerk
.bve Iloucher and Larry Gill. will
lite up as follow: Alderman Eugene
' eyer. to; Larry Gill, p.; Supt. of
ete'Schrelber, 1b.; Director of
lo Works Kenny, 20.; Fox. Mul-_
ea; Hammer. 30.; Alderman
”It?! Paddock, ,-lf.; Alderman Jim
VNfil‘l oh; Alderman George Fey.
., ‘3'» . ‘
«West out. Sluggers.
linearly Walker‘s West Side club will
ya Aldermennlt‘lember, c.; Boas.
hiker, ‘p.; Ballard, 1b.; Bob Gould.
'...,J#pvtuln..ss.; Wilder. 30.; 0fCon~
, .;‘ 'Bradihci; Roddy. rf. The
‘ . ‘ to. bill be Alderman'lleraer tier-
' if a... Who. is now busy trying to
2‘ .3b the difference between two
J I» - «and left field. Coroner Clifford
2 ’ 3., :3) {than will berpresent to penform
f Alr‘liltilllsl' on ‘Meyor Buckingham's
' been; .ffir governor. There will be u
- cuppa/pt substitutes. bat carriers,
lOWfl'k‘ltla. peanuts, soldiers and
mostly villages. Shoes by Cammeycr
,wlxs by Hopmer.
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. . Aiso‘Rsns. .
nebulous those who can't conte back
mandolin 1". Brady and eat-Sheriff
John.Capossi.
"lafiALS CANNOT TALK
Hut Captain Wobble Two Troupos Can
. -_Do Everything glee
fl”film input remarkable collection of
trained animals evot- exhibited will be
seen In South Not-walk when the Great
Adam Forepaugb and Sells Brothers“
hlggunlted shows pitch their ten acres
tents here on Thursday, July 28.
.0.» A‘mong them are Captain Webb's
two troupes of trained seals. the very
latest achievement in acts of this kind
aadby all odds the greatest. example
of‘brute educailon the world has ever
known. '
All so~called educated seals of the
past are not to be thought of in con-
nection with these new ones. Their
accomplishments are almost human-
lihe. In fact. as jugglers, scrobsts.
gymnasts and unbecoming man that
eygr lived can in any particular equal
fill in. They play tennis. using their
fins for racquets; they Juggle flaming
Made. with absolute exactness and
MW..mWWJ.-ihey toes balls high in
put: catch them on their noses; they
p, ‘ on musical instruments, skip
j . walk tight ropes. ride horses. die
0 in firearms and accomplish utsny
,, or thin that no other animal has
, , circus that has amazed scientists
10' hit of the sixty-one horse set. This
unity of beautiful thomughhreds
morals on a circular platform of six
#b all feet and secrete all the intri-
‘te cores of a grand opera ballot,
absolutely without human guidance.
They, he the cues for their many
from the music of the hand.
' My movement is as asset as
dumbed action of a stage chorus.
”an is wholly different from all
rained horse specialties of the
It is so much more surprising
"flow thatit vaults a new epoch
science of animal teaching.
time but trained herds of elo-
in the world are also with this
, . 'l‘boir tricks are all new to the
hills and are vastly more dinlcuit
, those sooulu the put. Theyolay
. tiller“ and ten pins. inure cannon
. My stand on their heads. operate
, . ride in automobiles and
m slack wires.
are more roll trained ani-
‘wifls this show than with all the
«flows combined. There are pics
They waits, pirouet, wall: on
it"
flit
does that idiot: and emulate tricks
wt themselves, males with surprising
“ma’ilmlomobt. lions and liners
~ t hlrosdsrfui things at the corn-
_ .00! child. ponies that strive to
“audience and 1st tableau.
- that are no longer hovel-nod
» at display the reason. Juds-
lv 01 human below-
‘0: branches of annlc
s c Irons . s proportions,
its tum maths no
W
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sabbath“:
“ Q l‘ O,w _ l2 '
Web absences»
. y - ' it. July sew-Governor.
til» News. like! today by the
"vrlusifbewouid undo-sow
am“ t" "r r l“
for maximum
itch that; her a capitol
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Detrolt Free Press Story About Arthur
G. Krom.
The large size and genial personal-
ogates from Dnnbury lodge of Ellis to
the grand lodge in Detroit, has fui'nlli‘il—
‘ ed tho newspapers of that city with up-
portuhlties for humor which they could
mot resist. The Detroit Free Press. in
one of the recent issues, said of Mr.
Krom: “
'. “Without a question Arthur G.
Kyoto. past exalted ruler of the Dan»
bury fCouh.) lbdxe', No. 120,1s the bit
past Bills, of them olivine ed from-a
wa sthaud and a weight po nt of view.
Every Elk so far is ‘wiliinx to pay him
this tribute. . . .
“He tips the scales at 485 pounds.
He has put himself in charge of
three brothers, an advance ituurtl
to make room for him as he passes
through {the streets. They are '1‘. 10.
Richmond. exalted ruler ,of the Dan-
hury lodge; David W. Bible. of the
anme.oity,.and T. H. Huggerty. of
Binglluuitilll. (N. Y..l lodge No. 862.
The big Elk came to Detroit Friday
nightou the Eastern States.
“Provided certain conditions are
complied with. the‘blg Elk , will be
seen in the parade Thursday. but it
wil be in it. unique way. He will be
the biggest baby alive, for he has con-
Sonted to be dreaed as an infant, He
wil be perched high on a pyramid,
whose summit will be Just large
enough to sent his 485 pounds safely
and keep him from falling off"
Mr. Krom and the brothers referred
to above. 'I‘ruimau E. Richmond and
D, w. bible, and Jae. Bowman. are ex‘
’ peeled to return home the last of this
week and the friends of Mr. Krom
will then have an opportunity to dis-
cover it he has grown to the proper-
tions intimated by the Weight given
above, for at tho. time. he left Dnnbury
be weighed only a few pounds more.
than half as much. '
DEMOCRATS READY TO PUT BRY-
AN OUT.
NEW YORK. July 20.-——A dispatch to
:be Sun from Omaha says:
William Jennings Bryan is to be
i‘tliilpletely crushed by the Nebraska
Democrats, how tbnt he is "down and
out." That is the word which today
went out from the lenders to all roun-
tlos of the state where conventions
have not already been held. Not a
single lit'yau man is to ho plac on
delegations regardless of the instruc-
tions given the delegates by the coun
'y convention.
The poor showing made by Bryan
and his county option scheme in yes-
:orday‘e county conventions was so
surprising to the insurgents that they
have determined once for all to rid
allottlselves of the "Peerless Leader."
The null-county optionlete expected
victory. but.not so overwhelming. and
the weakness displayed by Bryan has
made the opposition lenders hold to go
in and “throw Bryan over the iron
com."
To date Brynn has captured the deio-
.;uflon froth only one county. Special
effort will be made in the counties yet
to hold conventions to prevent the
naming of a single Bryan sympathis.
or in the convention itself. The plan is
not to put Bryan open a single com-
mittee. that the time of the great
npucch which he is expected to make
no out to the minimum and that while
no actual disconrtcsy be shown him.
yet that ho receive scant attention
font the contention.
The fact that pobnbly more that!
threbfourths of the convention are
anti-Brynn men and lustrnctedagalhsi
county option will make it easy for
this program to be carried out.
“Will Bryan be found supporting the
Republican state tickcl this fall." is
a question going: the rounds of political
circles Iotiay.
The general answer is that to be com
slsieut Mr. Bryan will be forced to that
extreme. Mr. Bryan has declared that
the whiskey interests are about to gain
control of the Democratic party in Ne-
braska and that he, with his county
option plan. is fighting that element.
llo has declared repeatedly that that
interest is the great utebuce to the
country and that every citizen should
vote against it.
Yesterday's results of county cou-
veuiions show without doubt that the
democracy will oi put county option
in its platform a 0 will repudiate Dry.
an.
Republican conventions hold the
aunt» day show that the Republican
state convention will declare for coun-
ly option. With the Democratic plat-
form declaring anainst the plank which
llryuh says is the paramount moral
issue and the Republican platform our-
ryinu a plank standing for exactly
that for which Bryan has been light
"is. the question naturally arises
“Will iirysn stand for the Democratic
platform Or will he wart: forklhe clot,»I
t c oi
ties of the Republican this
full Y”
we spectators doubt their syss. .
patently I]
lily. The. out rioushan disulphide
faulty level uuliqttlclt yiisslerilly
r. Pb set-cs r’o
tr ‘ . If m. .
ymgighflefl“£&mg?ng
will Railroad durum. ' Midi-ti sis tr-
luud money it it isiisto curs. 35¢. a i i.
"am melons its. ls r.
tin . .
If wiles: . étJ iurssdim It 9:01 «I.
3.5.33: siniszzlzm vb i‘izit‘h sm'lesr'ne mill.
9 of is refill“! it! is
#1 on yiionliy tetrachloride to “at
, .
l‘digaciil
W
Made by
. -. ”,
a as so mass Wis teiisiid
' .t‘l'u: n...
so .
i. w (helm. has." Public.
lty of Artburlu. Kraut. one of the deli ‘
‘ country.
files ”do in
bi takes out all inflammation in one: son at
Troubles—«sensib Norwslk Citi- ,'
zen Show. How. to Cure Them.
., ..
Many people never suspect their
‘ltlduoys. it suffering from a lame,
wank or aching hunk they think that
itis only a muscular weakness: when
prunry trouble obtain they think if;
wll soon correct itself. And so it is
with all the other symptoms of kidney
disorders. That is Just where the
denser lies. You must cure these
troubles or they. may end to diabetes
or Bright's disease. be best remedy
to use is Douufs Kidney Pills. it cures
all ills whichgare caused by weak or
diseased kidneys. Booth Norwulk poo»
pie testify to permanent nut'os.
Mrs. James A. «Flags. ill apt-inn St.
8002b Norwallt. Colin, says: "My first
experience with Dunn's Kidney Pills
took place about three yours p when
to mother recommended them to me.
Iliad been suffering for it long time
from a we it anti lame buck. accom-
panied by dull. heavy pain in my
kidneys. This was especially annoyv
In; when I had any work to do which
required steeping. The contents of
the first box of Dean‘s Kidney Pills.
which i procured at Mrs. Pleistod’s
Drug Store, gave me relief and bone»
filed me inevery way. Several other
members of my family have taken this
remedy and the results in each case
have been entirely satisfactory. 1
lie statement I gave in favor of Man's
Kidney Pills in 1900."
For sale by all dealers. Brice 00
cents. Fosterllillbnrn 00.. Buffalo.
New York. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—Dean'smnnd
inks no other.
" crust {scabies l’css‘éf"
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Part of Belle Simon’s Body May Be
in Regent's Canal.
LONDON. July lib—Scotland Yard
found today what is believed to be a
clue to the disposition of the bones
which with the flesh unearthed in the
collar to I‘lllldrop Crescent. once form‘
oil the body of Belle Elmore. the Aut-
urlcun actress wife of Ur. littwley H.
(Jrippon.
As the desult M the tin-less search
among ibofrloutls and known acquain-
tances of lilieihol (Ylnm Mauve, the iy
pist. who disappeared recently with
ilr. (lrippcn, the detective ran across
it. woman who said that Miss Lennie
had been her friend and had talked to
her in ('Ullllfl9(l('i-'. 'l‘ho typlat, the was
man said. had spoken to her of myster-
ious visits [:iilil by Dr. Gripper) to the
neighborhood of Regent's Park. The
theory woven from these riroumslulr
can by the pollro is that the disjointed
bones of the murdered woman may
have been carried in entail parcels to
Regent‘s Park and deposited in the
Regent's Canal. The authorities or-
tlcrod that the waters of the canal be
thoroughly drugged.
'i‘bls tlt‘vclopmelli has strengthened
the belief of lilies Loni-vo‘s friends
that if Mrs. (irlppon was muvdovt-d. llli'
woman who is said to have won her
husband‘s affections, was innocent of
any knowledge. of the crime.
At the inquest yesterday the physi~
clans who oxntuiued the dismembered
body testified that none of the bonus
had been found and that their analysis
llitiicuioil that the flesh had been rare-
lltliy and skillfully carved front the
skeleton. It has been deemed of grout
importance to discover the mission
tnrmbcre including tin- hood. hands
rillid foot in order to t‘oblpleio the body
and thus establish legally the rose of
murder. With the ct'ldenco at hand
the exports have not as yet been able
to determine so much as the sex of the
victim.
Today the authorities offered it re-
ward of $1.200 for Information ioudlttu
lo the arrest of llr. Crippou, “1' tell
his office at l p. m on July «0. alone
which time no positive trace of his
whereabouts has been flitti‘th-rdd. (the
arrest has been made of a suspect. but
“be was later released. There are occu-
plonai rumors that Crlppen and bin
companion have been arrested.
Thus for Superintendent b‘roest of
Scotland Yard. who is directing the
search. does not admit that any ltn'
,porthat discovery has been made.
There in still hope that thufniiltivc
pair may be found aboard the Red Star
liner Krooulund. which sailed from
Dover on the ulxht‘fbllowlux the dis-
appearance of the doctor and which
is due at Quarantine. N. Y.. tonight.
PROPRIETARY MlDlOlNIQ PRE-
ICRIIED IV 00070108.
Examination of the formniury din
purfntents of leading drug stores
throughout the country has proved
lhatu very largo percentage of the pro-
st'rlpiiopg dill-d for doctors are for
proprietary medicines.
'l'hili in because the avorlxe iliii‘lm'
tlnus «ideally as ehlcsctous.
such standard remodles us Lydia it.
illinbhsm‘s Vegetable Compound are
i proscribed over and over again by futra
minded physicians iiimlmhuut tho
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lactose more: sociAi. otus.
Held at the Home of
Mrs. Hat is IMWH.
The social club belousihs to the or»
just of the Golden Sceptre met .luly ill
at the home of Mrs. Huitle ilroiherton.
m Woodward credits. Bomb Niuwsllt.
‘ After the usunl routine of work sisal
taken up and carried through a social
time was enjoyed. consisting of music,
senile. games are .tllill. A large puma
bar of members was present. as was
also it number of visitors. The desert
members missed a treat. those prose it
young it the most euloysble mother-
in; of the club and Sister llroiltettou.
a royal entertainer.
Refreshments were served and the
. ,guests deported more satisfied with
the club and the Order of the Golden
us than our“ ’
e nest meeting of the club will
be August 1, at the home of Mrs. Fan-l
hie Jayne. Mounds street. it is hoped
0 them i try their
deem it a pleasure to confirm the pub!
i v.
of today In unable to devise bronchi”;
GANDiDATIa FOR ‘BHEBIFF.
Mr. Bailey, of Bethel, Mlpht a. willing
to Enter the Race. l
It has been taken for granted that ‘
Mr. Bailey. of Butbul, the litlpubli-
can State uudlibr. is a cundldutetor
the Republican nomination for bavlff
of Fulrlield couniyln opposition to'tlle
reuomlnatlou of Sheriff Sidney llaw-
ley. Mr. llalley was In Hartfo d the
other day, in connection .with ledu~
ties an auditor, and he was hand by
it Times reporter is the stateme it was
true that he in a. candidate. Mr. Bailey
said he had never authorized the state-
ment that he is a candidate or plenti-
ed to be one. He did not, however. say
that the nomination had no altrtctidlla'
for him. It was evident thilt Ml'.‘
ilailey would not object to e twins
the race for the nomination f the
conditions Wot-c favorable to ills suc-
cess, and they “my be. lillf'.;‘liiill05'1
said that the sheriff‘s court llellilt .-
At'tliut' E. Plumb, of Trillllbiill."l8 said.
to have his eye on the hominatl i. andl
that be they develop into n for ldable‘
rival for it before the convention in1
bold. Mr. Bailey is also authority for.
the statement that. in the opilnlon oi"
some people. Maj. William ll. Marl.
gold. the efficient postmnsltor of
Bridgeport, may enter the race for the
shrlevulliy. 'l‘he. lutior has a salary of .
$6.000 attached to it, while the posh
muster l'liL‘tlth‘lil only $3.000 it year.
There is u sultstantinl tllffcmlnce Ito “
make the office with the greater sal- ':
ary more attractive than tho other. .
But when all is said and done. it might.
not surprise Mr. Bailey if the opposi-
lion to the "animation of Short“ Haw-
.loy “peters out" and if the s evil! is
(given another term of four yclaru. pro- ,
vidlug the Republicans of Hull county
Will be. able to elect him.
that they will not. Mr. ilaiiuly is not
one of Niece who express lllifilflllllllflfl- '
. ilo has not said anything
to imply
that he entertains it. but its lulu a man
of superior intelligence and of wide ac-
quaintance the chances are he does.
........_____.__._......
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Msbsckomow—lfi M. Allen, city; L.
Minis. Newark: 14‘. 1.. Doyle. blanched
tor. Conn; J. A. Ullhlml. New York:
L. It, liurlbult. W. S, llill‘llllil.l.‘, Wilton;
A. ll. 'l‘yler. New York; A. Sellln.
Marovia. N, Y.; J. W. Moore. 0. ll‘.
Grace. Bridgeport: W. iii. Kuupp,
Stamford: ti. (‘. llurpum, New lluvou;
Williams. Sauuutuch; i“. ll. iiuck.
William F. Southern. New York: bl.
(lreeueloiu, llrldgeport; l~‘. ll. Lawton.
city; ll. W. liittstitiuu. New York; it.
J. Scott. lluilflhkt‘iepnie.
FORTY PEOPLE INJURED.
nimble-2. iroiasul. July lbw-Forty
portions were injnrmi in an accident on
tho Great Southern lluiiwuy. iii ltos‘
rrca, the northwestern part of Tipper-
uty (Bounty, tmlay. None tvrrt- klllvd.
lutdica‘ Silk Lisle, lllat-k lllllil Tull
"080 ............. 25c lflld 35c pair
Mlssoe' Black Silk Help .....25c pair
laitlioe‘ l‘illit‘k Smf ”mil“ ...... 50: pair
. 14....-. ..-.......Ms.....-..- up.-.» .-.. .—-.
celery
. v—m
v-
I.odlos' and (‘blldrou‘u good qunl~
liy [lotto ............. 2 pairs for 25¢
Full lint- lnianls' \Vhiit- i'ilillm {locks
J. l. MAIIELTTE
(formerly Misses Damon)
08 WASHINGTON STREET
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Summer
Furniture
Porch Rockersthairs.
Settees, Reed Cy aches.
Tables,lla mocks.
Lawn Swings, ‘Reirig‘
craters. Lawn powers.
Croquet Sets; “New.
Perfection" Oil Stoves
m
i ,
I. K. MITCHILL. IMDIITAKII
r. A. MIW ‘ LL
l
House runs: use
cosuse wsu. mo men are.
nonwsut. o as.
vi
blows“: on: at of
'l‘be'QEv Sentinel
Mnemobdc -
incur '
0
if. is said i ‘
‘ John H. item
a on
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l’
‘ ‘ slit dr a and
“ ell“ [Muesli-iguana.
your‘li'l’dhtsa‘r‘t “ll?” llid “l
o
u believe them? y r u ' wou
fter on i
all}: Y had slip slned about
5000 «for.
W)
y yo :-
a, your broken rest, and all ills.
other symptoms which the kidney‘
sufferer easily reoognises: after you
had secured a. proper disposals from
your physician and felt certain that.
your I any disease wasn‘t "lumba-.
so." "rheumatism of the lbaoit" or an
“attack of lndlxmlon"-as stuns nt-
ent medicine advortlsamsnts night
malts you think-mi! these 12.000 drilz- .
ulst- shouid all say that. next on
in stable physician‘s prescrip ion,-
his Is manhunt-know. remedy for
Vour kidney; trouble; if anything can
elp you t is will: if chore is virtue
in any ready-made medicine there is
double virtue in this," would you be-
lieve them?
That is just what the 12.000 dru -
gist: who are members of «the Amer -
can Drunlats syndlea do say to
you about A. D. 8. K1 hey Remedy.‘
and they say it because hey know
33s is one of the best products of
s vast organisation.
The A. \D. a. drunists realise too
plainly the seriousness of kidney di-
sease—Ahoy understand fully the raw
eponslblllly of offering any treatment
calculated to benefit itwahd while
they would prefer to see every one go
to a good physician to be treated.
they appreciate the fact that there are
many who cant or won't—~and for.
these people these drugxlsts have pre- ,
pared this A. D. S. kidney Remedy.-
aud say! "Talia lt~4ve know it is
noodwwe know what is in itv—we
stand behind it—and we feel oertairf.
it will help you. if it don‘t. we will
cheerfully refund your money." .
. These are the local A. D. 8. druggiats:
Allen, the drugglsi.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
Tho Clifford Pharmacy.
0:0th a Only, Props.
WASlllN i'l‘tlbi. Jilly 10.-«.lohn A.
Gross, one of the oldest employees in
point of length of service in the Wash-
ington bureau: of the Associated Pres .
illl'd at his homo here today. lie on -
hired a stroke of allupu-xy yesterday.
just as he was starting upon his vaca-
tion. and did not l‘ecowr conscious-
nous. Few Washington newspaper
men had so wide an acquaintance as
Mr. Gross among public men, including
:torclun diploittuts,
Ho was first oluploycti as ntossongdr
by the New York Associated Props in
Hill and his service has been contin-
uous. lid was born in Washington in
1503. its was married and ills wife
survives him.
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Elmore
'Outclasscs in power
up six-cylinder
Automobile
made
m
Model 25. 30 H. P. Roadster
$1200
Ineady for Delivery August 1, 1010
F. E. mwood
and Company
00 WALL it. NORWALK
Telephone
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CityNauonal Bank
CDUTH "DIWALK. CONN.
TRANMCTI A “NIRAL 'IANKlNO
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alumina and Ms
0! hi
"Ohm '1 17m
“Deposit lens. as and so per you.
some it. usruswsou. PM
Jones. has» let muons.
remotely a. dome. one View
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dosislt, I.
chi-fetish
We can lblurv your Mit'l culls against
loss anywhvrn. sari-loans. one,
to Lissiuivv
land Liabilityi
insure» l
nests. Orion-m ‘flelt . ital sum
still as for MT“ otlt
insurance. , ‘
Vi". Lire. Accident
at
Shore DI scram A0 lilacs of
See volitional? '
(Ministerial \
s so? ill new a L it
“Assocmreo- Pit sewn." beau: ‘
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seen at
CORPORATION .GERTIFiCATEB.
Dissolution. incresssof stock, and in-
corporation.
The Moridcn Drug Company of Mar.
idon has had it fllllll certificate of dis-
solution put on tile in the office of
the secretary of the ethic. All claims
uglnst the company have been paid.
and all of the stocks. fixtures, 3th..
have been sold to citsrlca ii. Pinks, a
director of Meridon. ‘
A certificateiof Incorporation of the
Domestic liauhdry Compau of Meri~
den was put on file yenter 1W. alviux
the amount of authorised capital stock
as 26.000. divided into 250 shares of
common stock of $100 cacti. 'I‘he am.
aunt of teapitalstock with which the
corporation shall commence business
is 310,000. its lucorporatoru are Daniel
1‘. McCarthy. Edwin S. Davis and Pat-
rltlk ’l‘. O'Brien. all of Mormon.
The C. l. Yolo Manufacturing Coin.
puny of ulosvllle. has increased the
authorise ‘ capital stock from no
shares of preferred stock and 1,500
shares of common of $100 each to
10,000 shares preferred and 2,000
shares common of $25 each. The au-
thorised capital stock was increased
from “50.000 to $300,000.
The Novelty manufacturing Com
pany of Waterbury has had filed a
certificate reporting an increase of un-
thorized capltalstock from $12,500 to
0200.000, and the shares were in areas
ed from 500 to 2.000.
The Lawton Mills Corporation of
Plainfield has increased the capital
stock from $600,000 to $600,000.
A new organization has been incor.
porated in Ansonia under the name of
the Polish Eagle Clug. as a. benefit or‘
tier for the Polish people. The sub-
scribers are Valentina Sobolefslty.
John Kurzmarczlty. Stauvey Niedswec.
in. John Ferdylan, Stanley Klik and
Billy Suchodoisky.
The “Knehler 40”
IS IN TOWN
Classy in Appearance. With the Latest
Style Montclslr Touring Body.
Extreme power on hills with a speed
of 4 to 00 miles an hour on high gear
makes this the ideal car.
Remember the speedy little "Hap.
mobile 20" runabout. also the reliable
Moxwoll. " lverlte 30." Ryder-Lewis
and Common. ‘
'Phone bill. GLOVE“. 24l'5. or our
new garage, 733-4.
Norwalk Consolidated
Auto Company
Wall Papers
Crockery. Glassware. House
Furnishing Goods. Window
Shades—~Window S h a d c 8
made to order
Square White Glass Fruit Jars
Ughhdn Tops, are easy to
clean. wll hold more fruit.
pack closer on your shelves.
So you have a saving all
around.
‘0‘.-
White Poles. with fixtures, 100.. ‘
Columbia Phonographe and Supplies.
Indestructible Cylinder Records, 36c,
w
Painting and Decorating
L. H. Decker
IOUTH NORWALK.
11L. CON.
doors
"THE PLACE"
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Any doubt that has been entertained
among politicians as lowhetbet‘ Bonus
for D. A. Blakeslee will be a candidate
for the nomination of lieutenant gover-
nor has been dispelled.
”Well, senator, will you say posi- '
lively whether or not yet: will be a
candidate for iieutenantgovernor this
fall?" asked a reporter.
"i will be a candidate for lieutenant
governor," came the firm reply.
This is Senator Blelteslee‘s first
public announcement of his candidacy.
GREENWICH sot-toot. scream.
TENDENT.
STAMFORD, July 20.——Edwln 0.
Andrews. of Shelton, has been chosen
superintendent of the schools in the
town of Greenwich, at a salary of $3.-
500. The office is newly created and
grew out of the consolidating of the
school districts. Mr. Andrews Is 3.
Williams College graduate.
Excursions ,‘fo Huntington and
Valley ”Grove
SUMMER TIME TABLE
On and After MONDAY, JUNE_20, 1910
The New and Oommodlous
Steamer Huntington
Capt. Wm. c. Young
Will run as follows:
Leave Huntington for Norwalk Mon-
days and Fridays at 6:45 a. m. and
2:25 p. in.
Leave Nofiuslk for Huntington, Mon-
days and Fridays at 8:45 a. m., and
5:80 p. m.
EXCURSION TICKETS. 50o.
BINGLE FARE, 40:.
Children 5 to 12 years, Excursion 85¢;
Single'Fare 25c.
Parties of ten or more can make a ar-
rangements with the Captain to stop
at Valley Grove.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN &
HARTFORD RAILROAD
TlME TABLE.
in Effect June 5, 1010.
SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
A. M.—-—12:53x, 6:09; 5:411, 0:08.
0:67. 'l:20. 7:46. llzib‘x. Mix, 9:15;.
9:37. 10:20:. 10:45:. 11:29:. »
P. M.——12:bhx, 1:05. 2:501. 3:17,
5200):, 6:36, 6:001. 0:40. 0:601, 7:101,
7:52x. 9:401.10:20.
Sundays.
.4. Ii.~—12:63x.'6:09:, 6:411, 8:54.
0:60x. 7:003. 7:09. 7:52s. swim-9:021.
A.M.—-fl:flx 4219.5:45J: 6,7:091.
11:00:. 11 08
3:003. 8:55, «15:, 4:33. 15:02:. 6:08,
holidays.
1’. Mull—13:00. 1:038. .650”.
10:20:: .
p. fl.'~12:5i.ix. 2:34;, 2:50;. 5:35.
10:28.
new YORK TO SOUTH NORWALK.
8166):. 9:0”. 9: 5x.il:iltls,ll:4 3.10:06.
P. unwind”. 1:10. near. 2:571.
5:20, 0:0“. 8:08:. 8:08;. 0:00; 0:30.
11:00x. 11:30, 18:00x.
A. id.—-12:00:. 0:00. 1:30. Sioux.
0:003. 0:401.
6:04.
0:013. 31:00:. 8230!. 11:00:.
0001'" NORWALK TO usw HA9
Vile.
s. ls.~—12:10x,1:1tx. out. my,
8:01. 10:10:. 10:38:, inlets. 10:60:.
it. law—12:07:. 1:20. 3:02;. 3:11;.
4:20. 5:12, 0209!. till. tziox. moss.
0:101. 10:03:. 11:18. ‘ ,
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10:10:. 10:60:.
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stats, :isx.
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