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ampholl, of New York city.
regular lire inspection of the R.
factory is being made today and
tile llsual drills held.
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ltor Hyatt, lilarllu r. Sltltlory'
James Hang. ol‘ Noru'nlit were.1
mimosa.
Chester P. blocker, of Morwin sires b
lie-genial booilkocpor of tho 'Fail‘iieldl
‘oilnty Savings Bank is calming lllS‘
distill \ificallon.
‘ 1 ensuing term will be cleNotl.
Mr. and Mrs. ulllllli‘é Cook, of (ir—
young men from New London, one of
sin ‘of Mr. Cook.
hing. undulating other tillniis con-
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oaths grand lodge of Common-i
inapendent Order of Good Tcmw
, hrldseport. yesterday, Chill“;
, Rubey of Norwalk wall eloctedi
w t Id councillor.
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Elissa 0. ‘Holmes, of Fairlie-id}
lemmas returned from a piessanti
tat 'lsanrol‘rlloacb and liridgeport,l
‘ she was the guest of Mr. and
O. in.» Crawford and Mr. and hits.
in. .. 'Ounuinshsm.
inll'n Dillon and family. who have
‘Vsumrnsrlna in their beautiful lit-
nm at Bella island, will complete
their summer here on Saturday and
than for New York city to remain.
Mush the winter months. William
law, of West street, will accompany
list as chauffeur for their little Ford
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”complete relief to all
we pm we will supply the
Uttrllcs are a senile. offse-
. . lo and safe Mel rayon
honor and tonic. ‘Tboy
nature‘s functions in a
on They do not canes
lance. ell-lotus or nausea.
assent to this and work
(they may be tattoo by
7 Tiny thoroushly
to system. to health
are nasal-passable
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mam Biscuit
,Dchci'ous Cake
: Dams nPasmes
" Fine Puddings ~
Flaky J'C'ru'sls . ;
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me only sarong Powder made
from Royal Grape Cream at Tartar
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1knockout variety. Kolchol
and saved himself llntll the welcome
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fwho r"??? “castles-oyster W" “mm the suit of D, iii. linens a Om. hat.“
‘ Oysterowars'nrw
‘ ; ‘ ‘ny tram. tpltias oysters or opsrat- twll ..
pm in any" libs taken up for trial. This is one
4 32"” Hana shore, ,“ is» claimed by at the country, the basis of it being an
‘ . captain Hammond that the piece of alloyed boycott on me part 0‘ list-
‘ “w" “m“ ”“1“” t" m 9"“ “‘5‘ tel-tr Union aaainst the product or the
lth’t lhd lot“. lufioyed by ml'mkep' w” tried bent.“ ‘Jud‘se Jame-I“ P. .
. do ahead and operate on this parti—
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hard but Raver held on for dear life. cro r will.“
snarl v. its saw one .0
to ,m‘vtna ,.
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Triathlon Month ‘
The October term of the ”United
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NEW fldmplfiopt. 27.-—J’udso Bola
poll of thoauporjor court has handed
.3 downm decision in waistline dissolves State i it . _ "
th‘o‘injunctiouwbtaincd by Capt. Mlclu m ”$.34?” 11:”;‘503 1?: amt: ,
sci; Hammond “and other. oystor’mon October. and ,it it how “Mimi that
Mrs. damnation and thogfloalshlpt mm... of mm“, noun-t mm”
. . . . .‘ ’ 'liaurlsr and about 25 others who are
, Th” intonation ‘was’ sought by H‘m' members of the Hagtorr linion in
mood to prevent the Sealshipt (loin- Danbury. Baths! and South Norwslk.
was». small place of . ~
‘ -, - of the most distinguished cases that
ground located in "”3 harbor off the has even been tried in this section
is not privatdl brow"! “9 chimed, factory 01.1). E. Lows one. The case
and w“ am off thoraorsaye 0! the ‘ Plait and a jury in the cOurt in this
state. .
The effect of Judge Bennett's deci-
sion gives the Soulshipt the right to
meat was rendered against all at the
defendants for 8229.000, and the last
trial to the jury occupied thirteen
weeks. After the judgment was en-
tered the defendants took an appeal to
the circuit court of appeals and that
court upset the judgment. which is
why the" case comes back for another
trial. , ‘
0n the last trial there Were wit-
nesses present from different sections
or the country. not only men ensued;
in the mercantile not trade. but men
prominent in the activities oi labor
h- unions. The depositions of Samuel
Gompers.presldont of the’ American
Federation of Labor. and other oili-
ocrs of that body "were read. Be-
fore the case was taken up for trial
1 on its merits. the defendants made an
attack on the complaint by filing a
demurrer. Judge Plait sustained the
cuiar‘pioca' of oyster around injthe
harbor, but Capt. Hammond intends to
bring a new suit in the hole of prov-
ing his claim that the gran belongs
to the State and is open to the public
to take the oysters treat it.
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BALDWIN ON THE BIBLE
Says No Other look Has Had 8o Great
Art influence.
hiiDDLMWN. Bout. 27.-—-No at
or book has had anything liko the in-
fluence on the world that ‘the Bible
hall had. said Govornor Baldwin, in a
letter read at a rally of the First llap~
list Sunday school here Sunday. “and.
in my opinion." he added. "no other
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bell sounded. it was Kctcbela round. omoors and was read m connection
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Ellynfar. l 1‘! R Y t o 1 Il with the presentation at Bibles to the
1 ‘ om“ tree. a m lonnot 0“ :mslnbcrs ot the school who wore to~
smoker which the Twin (lily lithiolici ‘ . ‘ . ‘ :
Club gave, that evening. in the Audra, ms mm” “mm“ and Kenna" con idny graduated from the primary de~
:ildoul illt‘l him ill the sealer of tho.
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States from Judge Platt's decision.
The supreme court upset Judge Plntt
and scat the. case back for a trial.
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have but 10 Razors on
I illiii‘f‘d limo out.
smuiL\Niil‘\\'itlk Qllarlollo i'lulr .ioo (tort-omit and tho “While ll
hold ltd annual meeting. Sunday or Hprlllawootl. There was very little hard with ma 1mformuw‘mlmfl;
lung, at which limo lilo ofilrvrs for actual fighting in this poll ‘
1’0“"; 0“ ”‘e ““9““ 89“" The "White. and followed it up with two slashlnu
iiolw." however. had the better of tho blows with the tell to Ketchcl‘s in,”
‘ argument, being tailor “a “"0“" Kelcboi was feeling the efforts and
hard Bit-eel an. calorlaininu three“ than his Opponent and possessed of “iiillilt‘ht‘ll repeatedly. Toward the fin-ii
tell that repeatedly found its “'1‘3';iuh, Kclcllel ullucd a lerflllc- right fol”
. iancr‘s head, but the clever ind duck-i
I The second boat was between Allie-19d and came. up in a clinch.
, ’ Lonchail of South Norwalli and Young "B -
, l v ) ‘ _. l enjoining round. ,
Wabnltllgton : “:21; ht. 11‘, ll“ 0'1 :t Brooks. of Stamford. Those boys put:
'3 an n" ran mm m' a .up a clever exhibition, being exceli
gthe trio. .lollu (‘ayanauiu being a cou- homo.
molayoonstlpatiou. in every;
attended. .
owllrd the and of the bout, illll'll‘rl!‘
’l‘hc proliminnrics wcro good. The
l‘ “rt" being a six’l‘ound hm" “*“m’el‘gfroln the start and alter llrenklull. Rafi
ope fver did all the loading. Raver swung;
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"was the proposal to hold a 30, lontb- "“m‘ed ““1 b‘m‘ 30““ "0”" right to tho taco. llavcr returned by;
- Young Brooks. displayed a remarkable 1 l f .1, .p . i t‘
t Tuesday at the regular meol-; ' . la coon 0t i-o‘Koll t 8 eye. open allj
. capacity ot sameness and hotels the: up the sore 050m. Kolcllcl, “I" to)
*7 Ibout had been concluded endearing; finish theboui. "when repeatedly bull
himself to the gathering. i
The third bout belwoen Willie;
Brown, of Stamford, and Eddie Keb'
7iuy, of Bridgeport. was of.ahort durd-l other terrific left to mm, loco
lion, Kelley putting Brown away in.
the first minute of the second round.
At the request of the authorities the
boat was stopped. Kelley, who is
one of the most popular boxers who
some in Norwalk by reason of the fact
that he boxes clean and strong and is
"willie." was glycn an ovation as he
left the ring.
Then came the his boat. Raver was
the tirst to enter the ring and was
greeted with astorm of applause. lie
occupied the north-west corner and
appeared quite nervous. ,Tho boy
looked ill but the absence or knotty
muscles would not malts him a honor
of note.
Ketcheli then appeared accompanied
by a retinas of seconds. who swarm-
ed about the ring and completely shut
off the boxer from the view of the spec-
tstors. When its stripped, he looked
the part of the batter thathe has the
reputation of bolas. althoush his facial
“expression lacks the brutslnoss ot the
protcssional datio artist. ‘
While the preliminaries were in pro
cross. Announcer-litany Smith intro-
duced Andy Parley. of New Haven;
Fred Bone. who will take do an? 180‘
poundsr. Senator usual at ”tartan-
port. was also introduced as thechanr
plan of boxing forv'ponoactlout. ‘
The boys were then introduced‘and
was as mum:
of minor elicitation.
round. ‘ , .
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shamanism» inn. . a m ‘
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shellac meeting oi" the 1m fl, or 8' “11-5 :3:::“;: [diff‘edltwdazolllll‘i ”:L:;“::;‘rhfifi ‘; material dumalilo on hither sldo. flavor. ‘
ion, which was held last cloning, .lo-E Sm; praying that has would be ship to‘ 9““th 1““ “‘7'“ ”W,” 0‘" his k‘“. young as the looks,"
Emph‘L‘N‘mo w“? admitted into mciu-‘g last out m9 six rounds. were iakcn‘mr ill from. of llllll. Raver acct-him.
I l-onlpioloiy by surprisc win-u the local < one on the nose w’llt‘?‘.bf‘fuwt a, lil~ mi“ “Willi 3" young as like lhluita “‘0‘“ “‘0 complaint. ll
lboy (filllltl‘ollt of his corner and rt»: :ie tut-MO of mm)“- “MUM go. mi 5"" lfli'hrv""~l’llllntlrlllllla Rcvord.
. vulnerable spot.
the bout bean. Thebodtby rounds-
itound Oboe-Tho glads, approached
quickly but warily and after a couple
tiara mags
ltstclt‘si's right eye " still opgusdi it.
*causiuniio tifit blood. Rava- did the
loading altbdtlsh Ketchsl did In“
worn in the inhabited ttwss nature
The boxers extritungcd ulth not
iuhl right to tho jaw and follow-ti
ltouud r‘ollr.~--‘l‘llo mun mixed ita
" 1“" h "05'” j and tripped. lie was up in an instant; .
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it was:
Round Five—«Tile men mixed and on:
the break. Ketchoi landed a clean;
was met by Raver every time. Raver:
drove home left after loft with uoodl
effect. Rut-er then slammed in tin-i
and;
Ketchel clinched. llny'dl'éidiprove'd on:
his infighting and punished “Ketchel!
with hard uppercuts. Ratchet on the:
exchange taught bark gamely but its-i
ver rushed him to the ropes and land.
ed another hard right to the taco. Tho'
men were posing at a torridc rate. it;
was Rdvor's round by for.
Round Bin—«Raver led off with a.
clean right to Ketchsl's jaw. Ketchoi
missed a left to the lace and Raver
came back with another right to the
lace. Kotchel clinched bard. Both men
oxehatlud and Ketchol rippedlu a
hard left to the body. Raver punished
him in tho clinch, however. and Ketch-
ol' hold for time. Raver landed asain
on the open eye and started the blood.
Ketcbsl tried a hard left for the but".
which was cleverly blocked by Raver.
Kstcbol. desperate. rushed and tried
Raver basins superbly. kstcbel land-
ed a mm to the body and both os-
hard risht to Ketch-rs face and than
slipped. its was up in a second and
closed in Rarar'p tsvor.
the summit or his vital dudes its;
ward)“ ‘Mohwwd in 2 tbs Norw‘tlt
town court this stomps when.
appointi- t6 Willi! imblsd.
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for a ploepor but could not connect. .
chanted to the law. .ltaror landed a ‘
back stills Bridlsnortsr. .Ths round
lino-J'A woman. you
lio~~ You.
“ ”mm” “m Koll‘hci t“ the ropes “M 1 these up with a hard right to lilo salncl l‘lmrlly covers a multitude of sins.
liars in‘ Bonihporl yesterday out ‘ . llawr l‘llillt‘ Burk: some of which might bellor be lot.’
’ i :3: dlfdt‘d‘ll'bdfillnl-elifirdififll‘ttilltxlitt‘y‘: 2:13: like a lil-lt'i‘ and pumtnt-iod Kell‘hol a” uncovered. -
i .‘ _ . ‘ ... _.' iround the ring, landing a strong and;
t‘ ““"k kuoun “’ ”w ”H" norm "m"? clean loll to the jaw all the boil strut-in: ‘
play ill order that he might last the N'i'l‘bo boys broko Mon, a slight advan-E
italic if an), being, in lieu-bore side.
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know,
but unfortunately
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hon utility and scam ’
tr ms. tin Wat‘s:
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Since the action was first brought .‘ hand an
j. as many of the defendants have died. and. : d no more
when the urine came on for trial bc1-.
she TOW. many .of tho names were stricken _ Will be 8016.
is expected; "
,lhnl ,flsincc the last lrinl many moreE _.
{have died. ~ .‘_
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THE DECLINE OF EXERCISE.
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Physicians Think Motors Are Making
Footsie Lazy.
Any one who takes an outinlz. pat-
ticulsrly at the seaside. can hardly fail
to notice the revolution that has taken
place during the last decade says the '
New York Medical Journal. The auto-
mobile whlnos by on the roads and the
motor boat spotters noiselessly with-
in slght of the shore each bearing its
crowd of pleasure seekers, while even
the swimmers are supported. a large
proportion of them at least. by an arti-
ilclsl contrivanco designed to keep
them afloat without exertion.
Rowing. walking and swimming are
the three ideal exercises. all demand-
ios lhropon air and all having dodnite
objects apart from their excellent sf-
foct on.bodlly health. But. the modern
amusements. such as material and
motor host radius. have notth to
recommend them save that the! too
require outdoor space. .
Golf seems to be increasing the num-
ber of its devotees, even if the latter
to to the linlts in high powered cprs.
But the writer would like to see the
{immense audiences of bass ball and
football games playing on numerous
diamonds and gridiron: of their own.
and would welcome a reputation that
prescribed a playmund ten times its
also to adjoin every new library. it is
, not only the rich who become last:
lite omniposssnt trolley car embodies
the favorite rocsratlon of the poor.
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GOUNTY TAKIO Alli API'IM. FROM
Tl-ll COURT DIOINON .
The county of Mrdeld has taken
an appeal item the decision of the
probate court in authorising the exe-
tutdu or «it. will can oodloal of the
. lato‘cornslia 3.4-1. flours of Bridge-
port to" compromise the appeals of
,. liarlsn N. 8. Parties which are now
pending lathe courts here. The com-
fiiaant is outlet“ at the action in
barmaid. estate except slam tum-
od drafts Harlan it. n Psi-bias:
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Frank. aged ten, came from the Ne-
therlands and had been in this country
three montlts‘wilcn the teacher asked
the class to write a description of
their schoolhouse.
The following was
a Frank‘s paper:
....... My School House ..‘
"He are between Twentieth street
and be are between Van-Raulte Ave.
He are got eight rooms.
four rooms on the up stairs and be
are got four rooms on the down stairs.
He are of these colors.
sides is white, the boards is black. and
the under are yellow.
schoolhouse."
He are got
The high
This in In!
~Womsns' Home Companion.
Many a shady reputation lurks bo-
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Many a south Nomik Citizen Knows
How Burs They Ara.
Mathias uncertain about the work
or Dean‘s Kidney Pills in South Nor-
wallt. There is plenty of poaltln
proof of this in the testimony of citi-
zens. each evidence should continue
the most skeptical doubler. Road the
following slabsmont:
Mrs. Elisabeth Mitchell. in South
Main street. South Norwallt. 00!!»
says: "i suffered from lameness across
my kidneys and lotus for over three
ysars. particulsfly when I brought a
strain on the muscles of my back. I
felt depressed and iansuld and could
not set I. fall nlsbt'sirost. in the
morning my whole body was still and
lame and f alto had a dismissing kid-
my weakness. morning that Dean’s
Kidney Fills worestfsctivo in cases
of this kind. it got a supply at Plate-
todis Ms “on. They promptly N
listed mytroutds and made no test
bsttsr in every way. Another testa-
bar or my tamy has also used boss's
itidm Pills and mass lost, as bil-
ly of neural-(Mismsnt siren April
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five Years Later.
unfinished was interviews! OI
secondhand“. tutti: "1 ethics-
iy your: all film» ulsriouslr sold in
praise or hoard Wm Pills. m
W ‘ sh" stood
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