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“Made tier Dock Twenty Years Younger
READ MRS. liEilliiCK'S SWORN STATEMENT i
It Is Not Sticky.
it is An Elegant.
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. HAIR REMEDY
It is Pure. Safe And Reliable
'Time’s Flight Turned Backward '9 ‘
Burr. or New Venn
Coumv or Monaco
£55
I was a girl, I had a head of l
menced to come out, ittsl. a lit
more. and then began to turn
good reports I had'heard of
Remedy to try a bottle. My
condition, being thicker, (lat-kc
for a long time. I continued
sixteen. it is now four years
Preserve Your Youth and Beauty by Using
Y E T H v
.WSULP
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e res ng resort
akes The Hair Soft And Glossy 8
It Quickly Removes Dandruff
It Restores Faded And Grey Hair To Natural Colonj
it‘Stops Hair Falling And Makes The Hair Grow, /
Nancy A. Herrick. being duly sworn, deposes and says: When ‘
was the envy of my schoolmates, and which attracted the atten-
tion anti remarks of strangers. As I grew older, my hair com—
I began using Sage and Sulphur. and you can imagine my satis-
faction wlletl i found that it was fast coming back to its natural
hair is now as heavy. dark and smooth as when l was a girl of
Sulphur. and my hair is still in Splendid condition.
mdzz‘ Jul 2:923? in
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teary. long, dark brown flair which
lie at first. but gradually more and
gray. I was induced by the many
\ri'yeth's Sage and Sulphur llair
hair was quite thin and gray when
r and more glossy than it had been
to use Sage and Sulphur, and my
since l commenced using Sage and
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It: Will Make You Look Years' Younger
AT ALI. DRUGGISTS
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50c. and $1
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FOR SALE AND REGOMMENDED BY THE STILLSOR'POWELL CORPORATION
Ii You Draught Dm Not loop
send Us In. Price in Stall”. And
We Will Send You A Large Dottie.
_ Expme Prepaid.
WYETH
CHEMICAL
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Girl Thief Testifies in Suit
Against Woman Who ile-
eeiveti Stolen Goods
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llomlnic Spizznno. of Greenwich.
Mops n grocery more He has brought
suit in the common pleas court ugolnet
houieo llcrrito for the sum of $900.
'l‘hnt amount represents triple the
value of groceries uud money ot‘oleu
from him which she received. The
mane. was begun before Judge. Scott
yenlerduy. The chief witness for the
plaintiff was Mfll‘il' ilroun. The latter
in it) years of one and has been inur-
rieti for three years and more. it won
before she won married that she at»
tended the alorc for her uncle. the
plaintiff ill the choc.
She onid that she won foollnh in
lllOHp duytl unti did dual on Mrn. Per
rlto told her to do. in nit alto robbed
her uncle of $140 in earth because nho
"woo very foolish." u phrase which
she was very sure to uiwnyn add utter
telling of her poculntionn. t‘iho town
the money to the defendant at three
different times. She also gave the tie-
fcmlant a bum. three pieces of ltniinn
cheese. a peek of Oliver; and half a
trillion of olive oil.
The reason that Hill? gore those
things to the defendant when she wan
very foolish and knew no better. was
because Mrs. Porrllo promised thnt
when the witneos got tnnrried one
Wotlltl give her It half of the proceeds
an a wedding present.
Attorney Henry (fraudulent. of
Bridgeport. represents the plaintiff. At~
turner Homer Cummings represents
the defendant. l-io‘ find not finished
his et‘oosexnminnllou of the star wilt
noon at the hour of adjournment. yen.
tertial'.
“Don't use too long words." said il‘.
llopklnnon Smith. the author, til it
luncheon in i’llllndelpbin. "l was once
on the way to heading by trnin, and at
a town treetlihu beside the riverl crime
out on the platform and drew in deep
breaths oi’ the pure. delirious ulr.
"‘len‘t this invigorating?“ I gain to
the brakerniln. '
3‘ We. stir. it“: donehoclten,‘ he said.”
til 1' iron Jeni l -’ '
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A NEW BIPLAIE
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ROME, .lune l.——-ln a determined (va
ion to orcrtultc his kccncsl rival. An.
dre lleaumont. who was the first avia-
tor lo complete the second stage of
thc l’aris-ltomefl‘urln flight. lioinud
started from Plan at ltl:.'ill o‘clock this
morning for Rollie.
(iiil'l‘lltl who was delayed yesterday
by an accident which badly tlunlulzod
his machine. received it new aeroplane
this morning. After working for two
hours on the motor to perfect its move
ment. the b‘l'ottellnlltn uscondotl. and
hugging the Mediterranean count. be
headed toward the ltnlinn oapiinl.
't‘he ltalian torpedo boat Fulmlno
followed in the wake of the airnmn for
u dintnnoe ot"”ion milon when the wor-
ohip Was oulaiutanced. (inrrinl panned
over (truncate. nllout til) miicn south of
Pine. at it till) a. m.
Vldnrt loll Nice nt lzfii o‘clock thin
morning and touched (found three
boom and live nlinnten inter. Allor
inking on n supply of tool. ho attain
ascended and headed for Plan.
Frey. tho (iel'tnnn aviator. whom
machine woo smashed at Pitta yesten
day. where he mistook the race course
for the norodomo. in ntill ntnlied at
that city.
chine in shape to resume hi: flight boa
foro noon.
(inrroo panned over i‘llvitu Veeehin.
forty miles north of liomo. at iiitill‘l
p. m.. but noon afterwards was forced
to bind because of fuel. He in either:-
ted to arrive here at it p. m.
Vidurl reached Plan at 12:25 p. m.
and is making preparations to continue
his flight totvard the ltoliau capital at
it p. to.
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f‘eanruouane m 2A3? was? in-
» Dita.
ST. GEORGE. Grenade. E. W. 1..
June l.~~A violent. earthquake shook
this city and neighboring villages of
3:14 o‘clock yesterday. A number of
houses were destroyed and several
persons were injured.
Wm.
POPULATION OF SCOTLAND.
LONDON. June imbecilfid has a
population of 4.759.445. according to
provisional figures of the census made
public today. This is an increase of
the i901 census of gilt-482. and is the
modest increase in any census stone
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He hopes in have the lilti'l
nnnntnln "‘
is in ill llillilf
New Official Has Not Yet An-
nounced Many of His Appoint-u:
menis-lletlring Deputies
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'Shorll‘t‘ Sidney E. liun'ley's term ns‘
ulterili‘ of Full‘iiold rotlnly is ended.
it terminntcd of la o'clock last night.
William Vollulor. of Booth Norwalk. is
now sheriff of i‘ulrllchi county for the
next four yenrn and assumed the reins
of his office this morning lit the coun-
ty jail and at the county building.
The deputy uheriffn at the county
building yesterday packed up their
little belonctmn and left the builtilulr.
it who not Itatod yesterday who Were
it) be the Ilueeeuoro at the building
of Deputy Sheriff 'l‘bomnn Continue
lhmn. Arthur Plumb. of Trumbull. no»
Vlll A. Burr. of Fnlrfleld. South (1.
Blakemon. of Shelton. and J. F. (lino
stood. of Monroe. who have bean doing
court work for yearn.
it wall announced yoototgday lbnt
58incrltf Vollmcr luul retained .(metain
Henry North no janitor of the build
the. and that ilnnlul (Moll will be tilt!
rniilnoot- of the llulidinr. it but been
eluted aim lhnt Heln'iff Vollmer will
retain Deputy ilhorllf Arthur Plumb.
The now deputy nheriifo and Mr.
Volltnnr were oworn in this morn-
ing. The retiring deputy sherltfn tire:
Them” .1. thuminghmn. fluorite
tieioler. .qu Limit! id. Ricltnt‘dll. Thoma
.ml F“. Hamilton. of Bridgeport; Henry
F. Kyle. Bethel: Frederick ii. (It-oi
full, llanbury: Amllroue ti. Brewer.
Dorien; David A. Burr. F‘airileld; Wil-
liarla ll}. Ritch. Greenwich; J. Frank
(Illuminati. Monroe; 'l‘homas It. ilkoily.
Norwnilt; Sunnis] C. lroland. South
Nurwalk: George 8. Bonito, nodding:
install 0. marksman, Shelton: Warren
G. Allen. libertarian: Charles W. lifeti-
drle. Stamford; Charles ill. Stage.
@trntfonl; Arthur lit. :Plnmb, ’l‘rume“
bull; Frederick Romper. Westport.
Your idea of a house-sin he and
no your idea of price and terms they
be advertised in The Sentinel teller:
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rfithon needn’t put. on loneliam.
, care only tire neuritis in tilt
an an" at r at ivile‘delniebi
‘ who sleep: mornings, "l have been
. the State bounty
. outed. holds her handmade liable to
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MUSICAL ms». PANa.
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The Man Who Sleeps
Would Like Them.
“For a long time." staid the man
Mornings
hoping flint some one would arias and
invent dllh vans in E flat and kettle:
in G major. The family above me up.
parentiy always washes its dinner
dishes the morning after.
“Yet I do not know that the hang
of a dish pan is as bad as the Mozun
tian melodies dispensed by the 0cm.
alonnl hand Drill!!!» l have about come
to the conclusion. however. that two
Kenorationn hence mankind will be
able to relish any metallic noise as
mutate. There is Richard Strauss.
you know, and Claude Debussy. we
have got wonderfully used to shear
cacophony and some of us maintain.
with what truth i do not know, that
we like it.
"if I thought that in twanty or
thirty years we timid be able to en-
Joy the dish pan and kettle motifs l
would never again complain. lint i
think that since we are making such ,
strides in the direction of enjoying!
harsh sounds the inventors mlghti
meet on half way by inventing nets1
of housoware keyed to a diutonioi
scale."
Killing Cougar: Saves Deer. i
it is estimated that every cougar;
in the State causes the death of at.
least fifty deer during the year. Some j
expert hunters maintain that a big
cougar or mountain lion will destroy,
as many no lllll deer in a single year. i
The estimate that the lives of 500;
deer have been saved through the‘
killing of nine of there wild beasts lei
regarded as conservative. The trip of
Winters and Thompson was underlain.
on for the purpose of killing off uni
many cougars as possible in rxvo‘
weeks and they returned bringlna"
nine skins as trophies. The huntnmon i
have already sold the largest sktno,’
one of which awesome it feet 7 lnchell
in length and the other almost it feel 3
By disposing of these two skins for;
mounting the hunters are deprived of i
of HO apiece—P
Portland Oregonian.
Kltten'e Long Ride on Pilot.
Crawling unnoticed onto the pilot
of the Pennsylvania flier a black and 3
white kitten clung to its pet-lions pom
ition all the way from lndlanopolla;
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towards the house.
The good wife was equal
on the porch before a hearty hot
The farmer and his wife were about to sit down to a
cold supper when they saw some old friends drivmg
her New Perfection Oil Cook-stove.
She had it iii in a moment. and her guests hardly were sealed
sausage: and eggs and long rathers of streaky bacon. and rolls just
crisped in the oven and fresh coffee—and the hostess herself as cool
and heat as if the had not been near the kitchen.
She never could have managed it with an old-fashioned range.
The New Perfection is the quickest. most convenient and best cooker
on the market.
. Unexpected
‘ Guests
to the occasionw-thanlts to
meal was ready for the table--
Made with l 2 and 3 burners. with
long. turquolc blue more ed int-e .
Hendromely finished throughout. 1
2-, and 3-burner navevean be had with or
Without I cabinet top. which '3 filled with
dust shelve-e, towel tech. etc.
‘ «team when: or writefor do»
5'3“" can at to the timed agency
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CONNECTICUT LEAGUE.
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Team Standing.
to Columbus. Ohio. and has been Won J‘OS‘ p-C~l
christened mnorol at the Columbus} ”“1““le ---------- 18 13 .500
Union Station. When the train pulled I llrldgeport ......... iii if. .545:
into the Union Station in the ObIOINew llritaln ....... iii if. .545.‘
capital after its run from indlnnnpolla I New Haven ........ 17 1:. 1.3;
the kitten jumped from the pilot and ‘Sprlnglleld ......... 1; l? .50.);
ran to shelter in an empty hot car 1 Northampton .......lii i7 .455
near the station yard. it had been Waterburv n it 45,
exposed to the rain and wind and w“ . - """" ‘ 7 g "
liulyoke ............ ll 31 will
soaked and bcdraggled after the ride.
of 188 miles to Columbus. which in;
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made by the train without a atom. ‘ .
The "am "u. did not know the kit- . All games postponed because at rain;
ten wan aboard until it made its dash g0? wot tilmllldtiv
across the station yard to the earn-o
lndlanapolle Star.
Wolvea Trap Dakota Trapper.
H. L. Mani-ell. a Mouse River my
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
p b d narrow cape from a “'0“ 1:0“ P.C.‘
or. a a 'el .-' ”7 .
band of wolves. There were about 3;; (iiiflll' """"" 7,: i4 :m
twenty in the hack and when he be.» ‘l it t lilo ....... .‘u L' '1”:
no shooting at them his team not :‘hllllfi" M" 1:. Evil-l
away, leal'ina him with only a towddttrburs .........‘.’l l. ,...;.
cartridges in his rifle. With these he;St. Louie ...........itl it .514
killed seven of the wolven, but watt jtfinclnunli ......... i'.‘ 21 .44?
compelled to climb to the too of a‘ln-uoklyn ........... it 2.; gm
bay loading machine which fortunate-juumon '''''''''''' til 3. .2“
ly happened to be arm at hand. .
was kept there three been before: Wanda“ Reaulta.
the bowill of the Wolves and the cries , St. Louis 4’ Cincinnati L, mm
of the trapped trooper brought enter»
Paul i’ioneor Press.
The flendolpb at". Lend.
Suit in the Mercer county courts by
Jonepb liloton and York Ryal walnut
Bernard and Anna Detroit brim;- tnto ‘ "Won loot RC. 0 h l d
notice attain the famous Randolphlllotrolt .........,...'i:3 ii .744 ver a“ e "
slave ease. .lobo Randolph of Rolo- i Philadelphia .23 in .590 and put in perfect condition. it
on. Van in antebellum days, freed .llotttoll ............. 2': 17 M4 adorns ample time to procure
lite hundreds of eleven. nomination t il‘mmgo ............ til i? .525” broken or totalling parts. will»
bit from of “ind m "'0 then ”V iva York .......... ll. 21 .462‘ out the vexulloua delays that
State of Ohio on which to colonira il'iicl'clund .......... is .M .t'ill will mummy“...
them. Several hundred acres of this . W hi m H .,‘. 2,“
land is lurid to be In Mercer emmtri M "R n """" :7’ if. .
“a deacondllnlll o, m. nonunion tit. Louie .......... H .n all Horace R‘ NaSb
eleven am union for it! northeastern “TM
”Ballefontaino corosnondence tielum- W bl V3???“ “Twit", ( llcd N. Milli &Wfl 313.
t h. tut on i. New ”or :. co .
mm m." C and sixth inning. rain). 1 S-NMR
More in Nine Dead Longing-I. No other some: schoduied.
it t: not to my tone line» would «Wm M
cubic enrloeity won around by the EASTERN LBAGUE. i
am cumin: among no of orients in ' m...
communion with ltomewttclmowledtr- Turn Standing. i ,
log the supremacy of the l’opownnd Won Lent 1.1.“. ..
vet saying men in a laminate» other “when... .. ,,,,,,, 2g 9 ‘73,? linhalnky (locker
then tatln. Few but than who but Toronto ,,,,,,,,,,, 24 1;; my First bane.
read a... it". John (J‘lirion's "WSW" tleltlnmm ’ "o it on . Purim ............ Leonard
of the MISC" line“ um no lm than u n . “““ , .n ‘m. ‘ abound has».
nine latitudes: rm used in the limo " “" """"" I f " ’3 Km”, ‘ ' lirm'cte
n of the Catholic Church. till of thorn “Mir"? ''''''''' l“ 1" ”mi ' ” """ 'l‘b ’ 5’ ‘1’ """" ’
all “dead" M Latin; thin to. not one .lerocl' Ultl‘ .. ...... H 19 J24; .. l" ’“m ‘
of 9.me ll lift)" Q mmmnm’ I00!“ l‘rolrldentte . . ‘ ‘ ... . ‘13 2;; .331 l (.ollnhtm ................... f. lit‘lll‘llll
“innit-"ROW" tangerine. Newark .. .......... it ill .282; shill'i'l‘lllu
um...“ W...“ gAkoe ................ liailet’i
rennuylvahle'a Highest Matt. Yesterday‘e Results. 5 bell field,
The highest mountain Milt ll linitimot‘o ll. l‘ttl'l'ldoflfie r. intuition .......... ‘ ........ llunltey
i’ennmvenlo ill loomed in Lincoln
township. in the northwestern out of
Benton: county. it in known on than
Knob and has no olavntton of 3.336
tuition main rest level. The near—
as approach to it in Pbflharll‘fltlh it
til; held Knob. 1.000.? feet above title,
a few miles eoutbwotltwerdly from
man Knob. It the emote did, tinte-
met county linewiiountflzlnioti he
pnbtienn. “* ‘
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landed Agalnn matrimony.
Margaret Perkins was obifled tar
give a bond baton libebeeame talc-
phone operator in a hotel in Spotting.
Willi. This instrument. sinned and
the «an: of 36W in tits event title
income: it lind- on or before June It.
alumni-rm. not“.
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Other genres postponed. ruin.
AMERlCAN LEAGUE.
Team Standing.
(Jitter finial: postponed. rain. ;
80 108 DKF’SA‘T hONGVELLOWS.’
Tilellday afternoon the lmngteilowsi
Wore defeated by the so 805 in it than;
clean game on the Bridgeport grounds:
by the. score of 7 to it. Taltuadge's‘
bitching. combined with first, clans?
nopport. had the some web in the tireli
Jordan’s
Perfection
Wax Oil
Polish v
(The famous “Donkey Oil")
Cleans instantly. polishes
beautifully. hides scratches.
leaves no odor. It does for
woodwork what metal pol-
ishes do for brass and silver.
Ask for Circular.
ans. E. DOW
80. NORWALK. CONN.
it’s Hot Weather
to talk
HEATERS ,
lint now to the time to have
the heater
i$3.50 -
(’enler field.
Chiming .................... Tucson
liighl, field.
“Well. it does seem kind uv queer."
remarked Mrs. Hayrax. as she. laid
down the village paper.
“Vi’hot‘o unear. mother?" asked (in
eio Hiram. as he amputated a intuit
couple of innlilgu, after which the Soiof tobacco from a fresh plug.
Boll ended up. letting the Bridgeport-Q
era tie them in the sewnth. but show-f
ed them how to play ball in the that;
two innings. The lineup was:
So one. Longfellow“
Arlell ......... Philips;
Catcher. l
Tilmadge ...... Lauren“
‘ ' Pitcher.
"Why. lil'i'llmll them balloon tells-re."
remarked the old lady. "'i‘b' anel‘n
are alters tellin‘ erbont some by him
breekln‘ th‘ records. Why don't they
matte th‘ records strongertmt‘hleego
lie-we.
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Want to get rid of that gravitational
Try an; exchange ad. to the Sentinel.
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THE PLACE J'
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A Style for Every Occasion
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. SUNDAY DINNERS. 75c
fBanquets a specialty"
TEL. CALL 988
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frunem Ditector and outcome:
if! North Main Street. Booth Nemllt
l “alliance, I Washington street. .
Telephone at allies. 330-2.
Telenhom at house. us.
go 'yLinetoN.Y.
i For FREIGHT Only'
Freight Propeller: leave Pier
is. East River. New York (foot
1 of Dover street). every do! (ex-
. cept Sunday). at 3 p. m. Freight
received at Norwalk up to i p. '
l tn. and South Norwalk up to 5:80
’ it. to.
’Norwolit Steamboat Company
Arming J. smith. 0. c. Housman.
Lem. General All»!
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COMMON DRINKlNG 0UP”.
Action of the trouble of the “floral
RATES :2 PER DAY AND ruewmo
95v
nnoombiy in thinning a bill siting tho.
Mute board or health the authority to.
, regulate or prohibit the one of common
drinking cope on trains and in public
, plum-n to tuneful leainlntloo. The note
5 board of hooltli nhollhl make good lute
till its power of tho onriioat possible mo.
3' meat.
i it would have perhaps been better
{it the general nonembiy had passed, it -.
llaw govnrninn drinking cup-I that. .
i would not have required the limitation
of the state board or health to enforce.
Ebnt the latter will probably make good 7‘
% service of the new power would it) it»
The; public drinking cup in tinuniugitt .
f other hiatus and it must be bummed la
ftfonneolleut and such a
i been phoned in neeeannry to bring that.
inbuilt. tn the schools of New Haven
and in other oitleu la the
little the common drinking out; '
. was given up long ago. but they wore
lnover and are not now the limit nail
extent of the evil, The common cult
exists with all its dangers in indium.
aienmhonte. trains. odious. tittitlitl
nurture: and in other planes first fulfill
be mentioned, it to now up to ill
{state board of health to effect stroll
iregttlntione as will rid Conneetleiitof
‘it. ‘
When the senate penned the “their
ity of regulating common drinking
cope over to the state board of health
it very thoughtfully biliniliiie‘d that in
line of its may be imposed “.3th
who violate any of the final {hit bill
be made, which will be helpful iii
feeling commitments. ‘ ..
No health measure every platted!
general assembly Willi morn arena
of good than that concerning neural
drinking“ clipsr-‘vii'fefi' Haven mild!
him as all“.
Norwalk Chronicler