(Jenn. Aux. 10mm“;
linl’td‘witli hundreds of blitaona
WHEMIGNE,
i'. made at no . . .‘
-. its man who ware in a l is and
. route in the ater. Without
t“Fell Into River. .
Alexander. of New Haven
one ‘dt‘th‘e women to bid
.. «dome. friends who. were an.
the river to camp. when the
Without. .wont to -
i he fell into the river. which
point» two “feet deep: ‘ ' " .
Both Went Down.
nley Secombe, or this city. see-
that the young man could not
_ 1 when he cattle up for the first
’ dived utter him. When Alexan-
appeared he grabbed Secombo.
, ‘mbe i'ought him, but both went
at .
a
{It
In Simmons. who was standing
or with several women friends.
, , he was going to their assistance.
., ugh her friends tried to hold her
.; idle dived into the water in her
lid ay-attlre. swap: to a boat and
j _ ”thblith‘d spot Whom the "to
_ 3.0 .1 0000000 struggling.
‘ ‘ ” She Saved Thain.
ombe gr ed the ‘aide of the
with one, on when'they canoe
ltd Miss Simmons got hold of Al-
by thearm. Socombe got into
the‘ . t-‘nnd Mias‘fiimmonemanaged
to bill] the almost tireless body of Al-
exander in the. boat. He was com-
pidtelyi exhausted. but Miss Simmons.
Who in addition to being an expert
swimmer has‘had experience in such
eating revived him before tlte shore
wdh'reached. ‘ ‘
.Wlicniiliss Simmons reached shore
thdao‘r‘who had witnessed her heroic
rededti‘oarrled her on their shoulders
to a nearby house and today she is
gains; lionisod by .the whole communi-
.\ .
5.... .
m
Ptcronsa or aura canon.
Caldera at Scene of Accident Near the
”' Noroton Bridge.
Should a Mount! grow out of the
collision bet ween automobiles near the
Noroton river bridge. Sunday, a young
who who was in it carriage will be
able to provide some valuable evi-
dence. He had a camera poised on his
knee when the cars omitted and
anapshotted the scene. He also took
uveral other pictures and reports
tintihe results are excellent.
While the Quittner car was wrecked.
and the same fate betel! another ma-
chine with which it collided, no one
wall actually injured. The situation.
however, was one of considerable pos-
sibilities. for W. B. Unholta. in, who
happened right along after the cob
Halon. had to pull up his car short
to avoid ramming the twa wrecked
machines. A big double—truck trolley
canawaa also not for off. and bearing
downonthe scene. \
Mrs. Herman Quittncr was drlv~
throne of the automobiles. She was
heading in the direction or Stamford.
and turned out to pass a horse and
canine traveling in the some direc»
lion. At this time a small runabout.
continuing two young men. came
alM‘mni the opposite direction. and
that-two came together. The two
float. whnela of the runabout Were
dialled and the running board was
torn off on one side. One or the front
wheels of the Quittner car was smash-
flllflnd other damage was done to it.
; HOTEL ARRIVALS.
‘Mahaekemo-A. G. Williams. Nor
Stalk; H. M. Wright. Benton; 1.. ll.
dunno“, Wilton; C. c. Newman.
ditty: B. C. Barnum, New Haven; .i.
quth. city; Thomas Gleason. New
lYérit; F. H. Woodman. New Haven;
J."’W. Mace. Pittstield; .i. H. Gould.
NW Haven; J." Lu iiitrkherdt. South
Kent: 0. 8. Chioltorina.‘ unoaater.
Moan; E. noose, New York; W. 1’. Ma-
ples, Norwallt; A. W. iladdon. Phila.
.deiphia; F. 0. Footer. .i. C. Gardner.
New York; W. hi. Knapp, Stamford;
H. H. Poliak, Norwalit: W. H. Mead.
biennium: J. id. oisulilvhn. city: A.
.W. Hadden, Philadelphia: E. H. Smith.
hit-a. ill. ii. Smith. it wayton; .I. lie!-
den Hurlhutt. Norwalt; it. Rackett,
Rowayton: W. i’. Price. Boston F.
O'Donnell. New York; 1). F. Merrill.
Phi adelphlu; J. ii. Werner. New
. «Yoi' ; R. A. Lyell. Mlddi‘etown, Cantu
‘ 3.“!0. Henderson. A. nadiilery. New
Work; 1”. B. Lent. lioston; W. 0‘. Rod-
aoharn. Hohoiteu; .‘l. A. iiuaton. Mid»
“d n. N. Y.;-, B. M. Allen. city;
Thom“ Gleason. W. 0. Atlanta. J. (i
Rosier. C. i3. McCuiley. New York
4’. Gllrdon. New flochulioz M. 8.
. Baltimore. 140.: iii. Boast-t.
lord; R. Burden, W hated; tieorae
his. last Norwalh.
W
NIW WAT! OOOUMINT.
a Meal. hullltlnvoirtha Stats (ico-
Mi and Natural. Hiator Survey
as No. 15,11: the recon report of
'iiymonialea of connecticutr‘the
and woody tonal «which some
ibia inaahroouar others highly
00'. ~ t‘” ”f f
preun bulletin translate or
‘ rta. edrat‘part gives analy-
. Freya 2:; 1th: wémination :1
5M“ ' oaoeaewt a
important totally. or the group.
one which includes moat. of the
, , ,. ' oilil."fl'lifllioond part giver
i ddadi‘iptidnl olivtadmrot tilt"
d apaeiea of mushrooms. The third
_ [hm s lint oleailtiio spaniel of
- - tial‘oa. which. have, been diacov~
. the auto since tint publication
[dorm bulletin; gnothjrol til
i ted luncheon: l
ow ,
a
D
p.
‘ tinnitus oi the Hountonin I'W , . I
.m .
, . f a]
ll 4 3th ml“
Ritual). Minestrone . .
pisoea lander '
, member or
huthe home of the
outer
r
Department for
r“ . . My For Cataloa'iia. Mama ,
handily}: watch. A. a. M. s. M M
in . :i 2;: it w.»
, , i, ll llllililil
M‘ WW1 mitts. M
Irsltted Nurse laSald to liavlt
Mammary Which-Pity-
alcilttta Have Sought
pm»...
BURMNGTON. N. J.. Aug. tit-—
Medical authorities here pronounce as
almost miraculous cares that have
been Wrought in six cases at infant
paralysis. Four ot‘the children are
now walking and others have nearly
regained their health.
Physicians give credit for the re-
markable euros to Mina Lillian but.
a trained nurse in charge or the
Friendly society work in this vicinity.
in each one doctors saw nothing in
prospect except lifelong belplessuens
if the little
death.
placed under her charlie.
Extornni application and export
umsaugc. physicians. say. displaced
internal remedies in her treatment.
and the value 0: it has been so thor-
oughly demonstrated that each indirid~
Slau- Molliool society at its earliest
alerting.
PLENTY OF WOOD PULP.
Only About Fifteen Per Cent. la Cut
on Canadian Crown Lands.
WASHiNtl’l‘ON. Aug.
in) policy of the government of the
province or Quebec. Canada. prohibit
lug inc exportation oi! pulp wood on
crown lands subsequent
i010. there need be no apprehension
of a pulp wood shortage in that prov
lace for the American market, accord
lug to a report from (leopard \l'lilrlt-n,
Autealcan ('(iiltllligamtt'lll at Quebec.
“Catapult-pl. unihorlticu." reports
Mr. Wiilrirh, "that only about fifteen
per cent. or all the pulp wood out in
this province was cut on crown lander.
This percentage, while not considers
bio, was sumcienl to prevent the auto
at fair prices at largo quantities: of
rililfh wood cut on private lands. which
has accumulated in large quuulillos.
Despite the new policy of the govern
ment the market for pulp wood has
been poor.
that the second largest article of or
part from Quebec in 1009 was wood
pulp. rcpt-intention a value of nearly
a million dollars. The value in limit
wan 3912.049, an increase in two yearn
of over 100 per cent. The exports of
the product to Great Britain in 1900
amounted to 8047.170; to France Still;
213. and to the United States ammo.
a decrease from 338.700 in 1008.
in contrast to the foregoing figures
lii‘t‘ the (airport figures for pulp wdd.
all or which is taken by the United
States because its bulk prevents teapot-
tation across the ocean. in i908 there
were exported by water to the. United
States 80.470 cords valued at $107,602;
in 1900. 80,781 cords, valued at $620.-
H27. Exports declared at this consu-
late of pulp wood by water its well aa
by rail show a value or $030,130 dur-
ing 1908 and of “.1800” in liitlii, malt.
in: an increase 0! $043,843 for last
year.
CAN A MEDICINE BE A “FAKE"
that has lived and grown in papillariiy
for thirty years, anti demonstrated its
worth by actual cores of tomato tile in
thousands and thousands of American
families.
Any lair minded. intclllnenl person
will emphatically answer Ni)! Such a
medicine is lsydln hi. l’iukhnm‘s Venn
table Compound. made from roots and
herbs, and its ever increasing popular-
ity is due to actual merit. alone.
....,.._
THOUOAND iBLANDB.
One of the moat delightful places to
viait for a summer vacation is Alt-tran-
dria [lay in the Thousand ialanda. 'i‘ho
Recreation tour to this place leaves
next week Tuesday. August llltlt.
There to opportunity tor a few more to
Join party 0' names hrs booked by
’i‘hurmiuy of this week. Total cost or
five days‘ trip with accommodations
at the elegant Thousand island House.
$84.00. from New Haven. The Royal
'l‘our leave: some day. ten daya' trip.
bout of hotel accommodations $07.00.
next tour to White Mountains. August
ihth. and Block island every Saturday.
For descriptive circular and tickets
call on .(i. w. Harris. at depot. or ad
dress The Recreation Tourist Clim-
imm'. No. 183 Orange street. New lla-
van. ' .
W...
OTRIKIIHIAKIRI “NT HOME.
New momma“. i0.-lt became
vltnown in police court this morning
that the two moo connected ttrith the
recent railroad riot in this city. when
men were continuedi'roin last week,
are connected with eminent Penn.
syivania iamiilsa. amuei M. Allen.
Attoroe Ail-u. oi Mantra-o. Pa..de
Wf. iii. hnedlcit, a prominent attorney.
yards preaootin outm~today when the
men came up. A uolie was entered
" the thou; Million». it a underi
that them“ went in atrium
nary anxious not to have
or
r $00319“ itnow , oi ithoir arrosta
“Whine. other up tau ta it oi
«word
l
Pliilllllii till '
: illlllill llllllll
badminton it, lynch or. Malia
ltduse It Member, Buys-Pro-
perty tor Epileptlos
u‘
MANSFIELD DEPOT. Aug. 10.--
The cotnmitieion on a colony Ior epilep-
tlca appointed by Governor Weeks has
purchased the Rock Spring farm, near
here. This was the place of the into
Edwin Reynolds and ill one of the
lineal farms in Connecticut. lta nruu
is about. 1220 acres. on which there are
attbstantlal and numerous buildings.
including: a residence built will all
modern equipment. The location is
uxcelitmt and it is not too remote from
ordinary lines of travel. The price
10.-Drspltt' '
to May L:
The report further allowa‘
in a law student and n non of District pm
in“? A trial ii it diaril‘lflfl Ill! IMGIM (3
monitor or saint oi adventure-anti F
paid is not known. The deeds were
victima escaped early ' paused today. The state appropriulcd
Miss ml; wrung“: one noted $25,000 for a Bilv and it ill Ilmllilhl tilt.)
cure. and the other cases were manilai'rn was bought for loss than lhia.
'l‘hu commissioners are Senator liov-
N‘lll‘y, Mr. 'i‘iugior. oi llockylilu and Dr,
Max Mnilbouse. of New Huron.
. ..__,..._.
PROBE FIRE SERVICE.
tlai none will be brought before the Mayor Bucklnoh-m slam Order tor
Bridgeport Inquiry.
lilillilfllvii’tiii'i‘. Aug. 10.mlifiiiflttiitil‘i
ill to have an investigation into illv
discipline. mauagemrnt and control at
its fire doput'luwut. Mayor Hatching~
.hnm yesterday nignrd tho rrnoiutiou
luuthtirlzipg it. it calls tor thr appoint
men: of a committee of tire liilii'l‘llii'll
and will determine i‘Slit‘t‘iRih' the prop
or ranks of the unicorn of tlu- tit‘lmll
.mcni subordinatv to tip.- ilt'o commie»
‘Hitlllt'l‘i‘.
The» resolution was prcsolltml to ill“
common council :lil duyu am by Alder»
‘man John M U't‘ouuoil. hilt-r barium
been drafted by Milt-rump ll ii. litmbl,
the lawyer member of the mmmon
council. ‘
Tilt- mayor said yoniordny illnliliiia
¢“l sunpoutlt-d action on this rounlutlou
until i could learn from the «my allor
‘uoy what tumors tilt.~ council has in
‘tho promises.
’ "Tho city tttittrttry bolt flflnilit‘d mt
;ihat ”N‘ t‘utturll bun lull pmvnr to or
;.lrr n it'i‘lltll'lti investigation.
l ""ito resolution." continued the may
Enr. "tines not call for a cultural lnvon
ligation. but what it does all for is
well within the powers that the court
lull bun.
; ”i do not know just how for it Dl‘iiiis»
.io no. or alloltld no, but l have no
doubt it will be governor in its urilona
{by illv city attorney.
i "The l'omlulion does not confer up
{on tho rmnutiiieo power to luvratignlc
i apvciilc charges against officers or mm
‘Ior lll‘flii't‘l or duty. lint it doc» up
‘ithlo the rotutnlltcc to investigate uou
{orally thr- disoipilno of tho duparltuoui.
whit-b [ll'rlllil the conduct or it» tucui
hora. Whiii' on duty. to be explored."
BOND OF 87. GEORGE.
__,. _........
Chat-lo. F. Page. of Norwalk, la Elect
ad Grand Truataa.
WA'l‘ERlillltl', Aug. l0.-»r The tweil‘
lyvacrond annual Houston 0! the Suns
oi“ Si. licence. was Ili‘Iil in this city
yttalvl'tiuy. thirty iii‘lt’KflH‘fl being prod
till. 'l‘ltt- pint-out elected to M‘l'Vl' the
next term arc:
Grand prcutidvul. Allen l‘mtt, 'l‘ot'
rluulou; grand \‘ii't‘ president, F'l‘iiiiil
Lyons, of Motltlt-u; grand sm‘rolnry.
llooruo it}. Whainali. of New llritniu;
grand assistant secretary. .Iohu ilvuill
min, or Waterbury; nrutui treasurer.
W. 'i‘. (leuxttli. oth-w Haven; grand
asttlalant lmwottuor. Thorium ill.
iiray. oi Stony (frock: grand chaplain.
James W. Knight, of Ilriduopnrt; grand
inside aontinoi. 'l‘horuar Jackson. ol
Stamford: grand outside sentinel. Ed-
ward Howard. of Waterbury; lirantl
trustee. Charles F. Page. of Norwaik:
finance committee, A. It. l-ilaneiy. oi
New Britain; low committee, .ialnen
'l‘urnur. of Brliilli‘iitii‘l; nppoaltt and
grievance committee. John '1‘. byoua.
of Merldon.
After the election. the omcora wort-
installer! by Patti supreme President
George Kingston. at iiridnaport, assist
oil by Post Grand President John Trio
cy. of New Haven. .
wooognusr A oaLaoA'ra.
m...—
reaantalata at It. not.
HARTFORD. Aug. 1 .a—(lovornor
ic'runk ll. Weeks yoaiertiuy afternoon
appointed former Governor Rollin B.
Woodruii'. of New Haven: i'roioaaor
(iharioa 1.. Bunch. of the Connecticut
Agricultural College at Sierra. Milly
delegates to reprottont Connecticut at
the national conaorvatiou rename to
be hold at. at. Paul. Minn. September
0th to the 9th.
The governor also appointed in ii
ling; gummy Woodstock. it. it. Put»
tor. _,~ pwootytact: n. all. Peek. at
. tel; ,fl- Harris; or Prasion‘ City;
ti. iii: tubular. ti (Selena-tor; ti. o.
, ooh. oi Farmingtonuand ll. 0. Duo
ham. of Middletown. delegates to rep-
resent Connecticut at the National
:coln. Nola. on bombard.
_ and more
, wettest. hm
stolen attached. the
’ labor-ate: . _ at fits
. 0W trialled.
' ‘ 9 one deadly u
a
widow he Itiio'ititiw
Farmera‘ convention to be held at blit- .
Governor Washa Namaa Three to Rap-
, r
“(on
lion. ill. it. Hubbard. of Mlddletowa. l
ii
Spanner Plokadli tin
, But hill? _ jfermllarttey ‘
‘Iildtlaqti ‘ 'aa 9 New
° summon
i-iAlt'i‘lv‘Ol'll). on”
i ..
donscloua
ho.——At the auto»
‘ mobile rau'ea'at Cl ‘ star do. park horn
yeatorduy Myron Cinema mechani‘
clan on u Robot-Whirled car who
thrown out when (i tire burst and the
machine ran into ti fence beside the
truth. He was picked up unoonacioua
and taken to the Hartford hospital
where hits rendition tonight is sold
to be uotdsorioua. Oldfield won a 50
mile race in a Knox nix cylinder in
01 minutes and it. seconds. a record
for the. distance. for New England.
tram; in an Alloaninustou wan hoc-
and.
‘ Oldfield in a item: car went a mile
against time covering lilo distance in
Si and 4-0 seconds. This is also a New
England record. .
Kcrschor in anon-tick drove his
car over a two miio course against
time. making the distance in l min-
ute. to 1‘5 soccudn.
A live mile rune was watt by Old-
field in n Knox in 5:27 2-5. with Ken
iii"|l0l‘ second. A live mile handicap
was also won by ("illitlold in a Kiwi: in
thc minutes. 20 secondtt with a to see-
ottda handicap. Kcrschcr. nernih, was
roconti. ,
”o *rip..-.~AM*
FIFTH REGIMENT HOLDS ITS 44th.
Seventyaia Members United to Renew
C’mradaahip at Savin Rock.
The lorty~lourth nunnnl reunion of
the i-‘li’ilt regiment. (tonncrtirut Voi-
unicorn, was hold at Hotel tioav‘iew,
rilltln llorit. \‘l‘uai llnrpb. Monday and
yesterday. (in Monday at it o‘clock in
mom was called to order by i‘oi. Will‘-
rop \i‘. Parker. who acted on chairman.
Comrade ll. li‘. iiuilork said a itood
Word for the many Hillihllillit‘fl who
arr- loo nilcn ftli"fl(liii'li and dottlotl the
rrcdit that in tlzrltu for porlorminiz
their dot); they should be command
ed and not, forgotten til the thirty
lino nihcoru who tell liuriiurd lion
l‘liillullin and :30 itcttlcnautsl there
are lrtt today, forty umo yours slim.
line unicorn: Capt, tt‘ol.l l’uclwr.
l'apt. Albert Graham. Company ii;
limit Iit‘lifl. Company A. Lirul.
t‘nupuu‘oil. Company l. and Fruit.
l~:. \lnl‘ilii. t‘omptluy P.
t:
rlmu om-
.er his) i'roytop Surgeon Lewis.
villi ii I\'t-a :qu t'hnplalu (:corgu
nacho."
'l'btt-m prom‘ui irmn Niirwnlk were:
t‘burlvs iv‘ llnllorit. l‘bmlmny H, i-‘mmh
Noi’vi‘itlk; William A Ambler. Company
rt, Norwailt: R. *7 inner. t‘ompauy
Noroiuuz Hun . Gavin. t‘mnpany
Mouton: (halite W. Fowler. Nona
mil; ll. ll t‘tll’tles, l‘ompatty A. Smith
Norwnlh: David l-I. liraiiroy. i’bmpany
‘i. Nitrbnlk.
‘. u... . ”who... w...
SUED-F‘Oi‘t “6.000.
.Nmm
Practitioner of Christian Scidnca AI-
leun Slander.
NEW lilti'l‘MN. Aug. 10. ‘‘‘‘‘ Fillitl‘l‘l'rl
'if Milly lipiut Eddy. in thin oily, Ti"
rolled it fliilli‘il yesterday Minn iiii‘y
luarnod that in lithium (1. Mann. Minn
i-‘nullne Mann and Man. Alli-o T. New
mun. practitioners l‘. 9. have boon
sum! lily $lvt'lliill by ltoburt t‘. Hutton.
of South Windsor, "i‘ltrlstinu and iii-
tltto itmnicr."
Mlonoti sinmivr is the cause Til"
three tici’ohduuls are arcuucd oi hav-
ing (‘irt‘ilillli‘il I. um. newspaper slorv
Iva and \‘I‘Irlllti ln't'rl tiririlucnial to the
plaintit't'a rt-pltlulltill. road name and
credit.
The vase is totttrunblo hetero the
auporior murt on tho ilrst Tuesday
in, September.
PABEENGERB To BE iNSTRUCTED.
Chicano, Aut‘ I0 annmn trav-
0liliix Ot‘l‘r mini 0i lilo it‘nllilix rall-
rond uyalomu may soon be t-uiortaiuod
on route by tillint'flillitlilii from the
I‘otldurtoru and other linin muployocn
m the IiilViiilItiilt'ii to ho duriyed irom
illowlug liu- nullity to advance frolnltt
mica if the utilit-o of prominent ruli-
Wfl)’ oaorutivus in their employees ia
foilowcd, it mm learned yesterday
that a pamphlet is rirrulallng now
among the ittuuu onlployut‘u oi the li-
liuoin t‘opltul appealing to them to
'atudy the railroad rate question" and
illscusg it among lhetuaeivrs ttnlll they
are thoroughly conversant with the
actual conditions from, the financial
point of view. Having done this, each
t-nipioyno iii pram! to assist in con-
verting lho public.
o coining... no it’l‘ibr of how long
standing, are appointed? allied by"
r. Hall? to n‘o‘
[detail n 0.11
Discoverer! by an did)“ read Surgeon;
3“} grutgaist poniti oi "an? sanctity it
taaoc .zéikt ,- t.
“m ) flail“. '
II!“ w I II I
in} i. to
ill ,0
Valid id as on. ~
....... “W.W
1. l- l. 7 '
trim-ritualize- rill
i. admit in.
«is i! pictured in mm a
mitotic: “hair:
{Simian
M add it?
the evening the camp tire of the rush L
10:10); 10:50:. "
sou-m uoawattt
a‘ .
ll vi
3 [IE
"Followed by Another ditty
for tilt 3.9033900:
' '8 "Pi but
now YORK. Audit—moment; con.
donned Milk Company increased the
price of milk to the producer to ”.75
a hundred. This is an advance of 40
cents. or about 30 per cent. over the
rate usually paid at this time of year
and is equal to the rates which genera
ally prevail in the early spring and
late fall. One at the reasons which
has caused this increase is the high
price at present of butter and choose.
Milk vs. Butter and Choose. .
The mill: dealer is obliged to bid
against the butter and cheese factor-
ies to obtain milk. and he is hnudi-
capped by the fact that ii in mucit
outlier for the tartuor to take his milk
to the butter (artery at hilt conVen-
ioncc than to guarantee to supply
daily is certain quantity of milk which
must be produced under the stringent
regulations with regard to cleanliness
now enforced by the Department oi
health.
At the end of loci winter the stocks
oi butter and cheese in the doalera'
handy Wel‘o practically cxhauated and
tho consumers next winter will be obli-
[ted to depend entirely on this new
sun's production. The boat has dried
up the postures and has affected the
cattle. and so independently of oth-
or canoes tho anpply or milk has
been sltori. Choose in now at ill rt-nla
a pound and the boat butter at from
20 to 1’0 could according to qualify. so
that the mine of milk at the {arteries
is £1.00 a hundred and the milk (lenient
tuuat outbid them to make contracts
Another rcuaun ihnl bat-t been lis-
signed by milk dealer: for the short-
ness of the supply is the steady 0i]-
rrouclttuoht or the city on the roun-
lty, Farmers find it more profitable
to talw in suntmor boarders than it)
giro. all their illirntlon to lili'il‘ dair-
lee.
Rlao tor Conaomaral
Whether the rind ln price to tho
produwrs will cause any increase in
price to the connumora. hour of the
milk dealers would prophesy yctltor
(my. Borden’s incrcuocd Ila prices to
it twill.“ that full and has maintainer!
them at that luwl vror since. The
other tirnlrrs minted their rail-a from
ii to s ropin‘ln tho burly nprlun. but
put ihcut up 11;:qu in many instances
two or lhrrc “trial ago.
CONVICTED OF STEALING AUTO.
ilAll'i‘Pt’lRi). Aug. ill.~—Tho (our
youth: Vho mflft‘h‘lad to alluding the
335109 automtiiile of Robert Schulz of
thin city and using it lor a joy ride.
until parts of the engine mcliud, wvro .
Pint-s of $30 and i
scrum» l
before court today.
touts were imposed with iali
run of thirty days. but the Jail Wow
:umpontlmi and the young men woroi
out in charge of Uit‘ probation officer.
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GOVEROR WEEKB‘ VACATION.
HARTFORD. Ann. lilwi’imcruor
Weeks slrafod yesterday for Non-
tttcitcl. Mom. to be absent about ten
day». No will be accompanied by
Mrs. Woo“. He will stop at Sea (‘lifl
Inn. The governor exports to be back
about All“ 20.
uoua lull judging iiy tho. invitations
that lit“ dolly being received at tilt!
vxwulivv otilrc puking him to attend
aiuto hairs and ”inventions. lie has
already accepted a number.
NEW YORK. NEW HAVEN a
HARTFORD RAILROAD
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SOUTH NORWALK TO NEW YORK.
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DANIURY TO lbUTi-i NORWALK.
“fiofice-liiiih. 72$. 8:00. $20.10;”,
i’. iii.~«4:iax..0:lllix. 8:80.
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1‘ la the beat erfitnfmadodor the skin.
I it you have atoll. round. Notched.
l sore. nuslahtlyalrln. try this great
1 productbl‘ the American Drnlesis
”Minute. ‘ ‘, . * .
You can use it for massaging .
wrlultlas and for it anllow. oomplcr
ion. as it whitena and headlines, in
sale. harmlcstl‘ and does not grow
hair.
No woman who values her ap—
poaranoonnd who wants a smooth
chm ahin tihouhl let a day so by
without trying it. for the face. neck,
arms and bands.
l Get it for 26¢. at. any A. D. 8.
t drug store. .
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. ' '3' t‘iv‘ I" 5'
your ".Iiil «thorium»
We
Theaa are the local A. I). 8. druggisls:
Allen. the druoolat.
The Bridge Pharmacy.
The 00qu Phamaey.
camper. d dainty. Props.
Rather unusual is the ruin coat iiilv~
lug a closely fitting. shaped girdle of
dark velvet, and very attractive for
full wear. the trim lines of the girdle:
being ostmlaiy good for certain some“
what heavy Mirror.
Automobile
Insurance
; We can insure your Automobile against
iris: anywhere. ass‘r RATES. Con.
'suit on for RATES at Auto LIABILITY
i lhhnrance.
IFire. Lila. Accident and Liability
inauranca
Rants. Steamship Tickets, Real Estate
.I. M. Layton 8: Co.
0 Railroad Ava" 800th Not-walk
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W David W. Raymond
‘Funcral Director and Emhalmer
10 North Nata Street. South NOMIIIL
Raaldanoa, I Waahlngton Street.
Telephon- at oilloa, use.
Telephone at noun. «a
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EGLOVER’S
“THE PLACE"
M-.. “w-..
iKEEP YOUR FEET COOL THESE
HOT DAY WITH THE
*E L I T E
Oxford
Tan. Gun Metal. Patent Colt
$3.50 - $4
M
Bathing Shoes
Tennis Shoes
g“... «a...» .. .......
“WEAR SHOES THAT FIT"
Two Stores.
Norwalh So. Norwallt
when A nor sruu. cones
will be in great demand. so if you
‘want to be ready for the '
heat, order your Gas
Range today, _
.on " nasv PAYMENTS tr
; DESIRED
Excursions. (it Huntington and
Mr; naphtha not. another to the
Normality m ital nnd‘oitsratod upon
for append oil a yoatdrdoyhy 0r. Snail
mummy. aaalstadiliy ' Dru. it, .
Wolie and J. W. Voihnorn Hula rout)
that "quite éomfortahiy this afternoon.
George Kinslenait. or Wortport. who
admitted to the hoapitai ”outlay drain
in: for a broken leg. lie in resting
eaaliylthi. afternoon.‘ Dr. Nolan. at
Weatport. attended the man. . . ‘
George Wu. Holmes, of .Idiizaheth
atret, is int roving- rapldiy at the Nor-
walk Bonnie!” . l " ‘ , "
Mina Bridget Dilmphy. 01 Elm street.
has j'heen uncharged from .‘bha‘hOIiiitIll
where she has hen‘coniinod tort-some
tme. .. .
Ralph Miller. the man who was its
lured by being run into by a train
in Fairiieid.‘ recently. in improving:
slowly from his injuries. ‘ >
Miss Hazel Franco. of Fort street.
East Norwalk. hoe been discharged
from the hospital.
CANNOT ENTER SALOONS.
DENVER. 0010.. Aug. 10.~—~An order
,wntt lsstwd Monday by the local lire
and police board prohibiting Salvation
Army women entering saloons to so-
licit aid and sell their literature. The
order is based on the theory that the
1practice its demoralizing. an the girls
arc thrown into temptation.
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HOYT’S THEATRE
Mon, Tues, Wed.
Aug. 8, 9. 10
A Condensed Varalon of the
Gingerbread Man
A M‘USICAL FANTASY
The Thine
Demons
The World's Most Daring Cyclists
lBilly Mills
”Comedian
ALSO NEW MOTION PICTURES
MATINEE DAILY AT 2 P. M.
EVENING. 2 complete allowa. AT 7
AND 0 O‘CLOCK.
CHANGE OF VAUDEVILLE MON-
DAY AND THURSDAY. MOTION
PICTURES DAILY
W.—
PRICES:
Matinee ......... .. ........ 5 and 100
Evening 10 and 150
Box Seats. ..... 25¢
Jewell Piano. by Btelnart A Sana O
00.. Uaad Exclusively
BASE ”BALL
AMUSEMENT PARK
meadow eraser.
c—p
alimony, lino. out
MILFORDS
NORWALKS
8:30 ’I'. M.
u—a—i—u
ADMISSION. ‘- - 25 cams
”.1“. .l a .trl’t :
.‘ DOV. UNDER 13 YEAR“ 10; CINT.
grand Maud Ina to Loom.
"Valley drove“ ’ ‘
aoupatt Irma TAIL!
On and arm Morrow. pitta all. out
The New and Gommwdloila ‘
Will not strontium... ;
Leave Monti tell for Nomllt Meow
day: and! ya-ot Outta. mi. and
t: . ‘ ”'11:: ....‘ .wa 2, in in, "Hand.
Leave. omiit tor Huntington,“ Maw.
can. and delays flatworm. . and
It pun. _.
axounatott may”. no...
"tidbit?” ‘00s“ - ,
two. Inauraion ”at .
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