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Miss Elizabeth 'l’enueil, of this
place, has been making a visit in 'New
York city.
Rudolph Lolir, of Bridgeport, has op;
cued a new plumbing establishment in
Rowuyton avenue.
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Starr Keeler, of Rowayton avenue,
has engaged in the oyster business,
and is looking for a very successful
Ben 80“. .
ili‘rederick E. wckwood, who was in.
jut-ed in an automobile accident at
Mount Vernon, last week, is expected
to return.home tomorrow.
Charles Ford, third trick operator in
the signal tower in South Norwalk, is
moving from Port. Cheiiter. New York,
to one. of Samuel Mead's cottages in
Cross street.
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Miss Minerva Carpenter and Miss
Frances Colllngs spent Sunday in New
Haven, where they were the guests of.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Erving Steinhart, formed
residents of this place.
Mrs. Lewis IE. Raymond, who was
quite seriously injured by being
thrown from a carriage at Trinity.
Lake. last week, is improving nicely.
and is able to be about her room, but
will remain at Trinity bake for sever-
al days longer. Mrs. Lincoln Taylor.
who was severely injured, showed
slight improvement yesterday for the
first time.
The Up Streets played the Down
Streets in ilowavton. inst Saturday,
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innit fiilllilll *5
r . Falling, thsd, Bray ilalr y
ill liilliilil Bfllllli
By common Garden Sana. a
Simple Remedy for Dandruff,
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The old idea of using sage for dark-
aningthmhair is again coming Vin
vogue. our grandmothers used to have
dark. glossy hair at the use of seventy»
live, while our mothers have white hair
before they are fifty. Our grandmoth-
ers and to make a “sane tea” and ap-
ply it to their hair. The ten made their
hair soft and glassy, and gradually ro-
storod the natural color.
One objection to using such a prop
arotion was the trouble of making it.
especially as it: had to be made every
two or three days. on account of sour-
lng quickly. This objection has been
overcome, and by asking almost any
first-class druggist tor Wyotli's Sage
and Sulphur Hair Remedy the public
can get a superior preparation of sale.
with the admixture of sulphur. another
valuable remedy for hair and scalp
troubles. Daily use of this preparation
will not only quickly restore the color
of the hair, but will also stop the hair
from falling out and make it grow.
Get atbottle from your druggist to-
day. Use it and see for yourself how
quickly dandruff goes and gray hairs
vanish.
During the high wipds of “to past
few days, the largemetal a over
who entrance of th'o Harlan gs . a was
blown down. it is damaged top small
extent.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Holly, of Dar- _
ien, were presented with an eight and
one-half pound baby boy Friday. Mr.
Holly is employed in the hoof-house of!
Swift 6t 00., of Stamford.
The contract for the erection of
the proposed new bungalow in Dar-
ien for Mrs. Harriett iiowan. of Wyl-
terbuiry avenue. has been given to o't.
John & Kcyser, of South Norwalk.
Work will be started at once. The
house was planned by Architect N. E.
icinmons.
George H. Wilber died in the sold-'
lers’ Home November 5 of heart dis-
ease, aged 76. its entered the Home
in l899, from Windham. He is surviv-
ed by two daughters, who are married
and live in Willlmantic and Niantlc.
lie was a member of Company 8,. 18th
Connecticut infantry.
There were six sales of real estate
This preparation is offered to the
public at fifty cents a bottle. and is
recommended and sold by all drug-
gists.
Corporation.
and win by the score of if) to 5. The
Down Streets had a very heavy team.
but it lacked the aggressiveness Midi
The. lat-’
ler worked its plays 00' beautifully.l
The game was exciting from the starti
to finish. Savage and Finite sturrcdi
for the lip Streets, and Stevens and.
gumcness of the lip Streets.
Cleverly did the some for the Down
Streets. (‘onsidering the weight and
size of Si Ladrigan ot’ the Up Streets,
Milton ltowlnnd played a remarkable
game at right guard for the Down
Streets. The Down Strccts have chal-
li-nacd the 17p Strccts for next Sutur-
do). and the latter is Considering the
challenge. The following was the line-
Ill».
Up Streets. Down Streets.
ll Scnlzi ................. l-l. ('utliill
[left liiul.
Vii. liciiellshn .............. (‘. Arnold
Left Tncklc.
“', ('rooks .............. M. Rowland
Left (lillirtl.
1?. Cunningham ............ liitrkcit
Center.
flit. l.:idrinun ................ R. .Vlillll
Right (lunl‘d.
n. Illcl'l‘lili'ltl ............... (llensolil
Right Tackle.
W. Cunningham ............. Stevens.
Illuht End.
A. ilcnclislin ............... Pillkncy
Quarter thick.
J. Silvano ................. Johnson
Loft llnii' finch.
()livcr .................... l4. .lumcs
flight lliilf flack.
(1. Wake ................ .l, i‘luvcrly‘
li‘ull Buck.
Rudolph A. Lohr
Plumbing
and Heating
HONEST WORK
HONEQT PRICER
ROWAYTON. CONN.
Phone Connection
ALEUTIAN CHAIN OF iBLANDB.
Writing of tho iniermilnu chain of
Islands that drawn the western limit
of tho finite-d States so far toward
Asia flint San Francisco lit-comes tho
m-Iitrnl ni‘cut city of them all, some
one nayn in the Philadelphia Public
iii-tiger that there are about ”i" luv
lands in the arena. A century or no
use their population may have been
30.000: ill present it is long than 2.000.
The natives subsist chiefly by hillsi-
lna mul flailing, It is difficult for
ships to approach the beach-n impu-
of the trenchcl'mfn roof! off slime.
There are no trees. The alumni in-
habitants are the fox and the rain-
deer. and the hardy mariners tails
seal and utter as well as hell.
The" islands mm to in the re.
mains of a bridge between the Man
has peninsula and Asia. and form a
disiotoarntml chain. the Imiihdvsrd
bintddary of Behring m. all the way
to Kamchatka.
fling—“Where's one thing i don't
like about this aviation business,
When a fellow smashes his airship he
can‘t telephone to the garage and
have a man come out and its it.”
Wing--“No. A fellow is null?
gone when they don't have lots»
phonetibmevdlfld Plain mm.
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lilili‘llolet‘ Morcllouse still continues
.very ill.
Lomau Meade is on jury duty in
, llrldgeport. .
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1 Samuel ilcnshnw. of Soyuhport. was
in town Saturday,
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‘n severe grip cold.
ll. 1.. Waterbury has been appointed
itown school Visitor.
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l llr. l-‘rank (lorhnm is confined to his
1 room. and is quite ill.
3 Miss ENC”? llorger has. visited rela-
tives in New Preston.
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* Miss Elizabeth l‘ennoil is spending a
few days in New York.
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; (‘hnrloe llimou. of licI‘Iicl, has been
a recent visitor in town.
i Mr. and Mrs, lilli Kukcmau have on-
itr-rtnincd relatives from ii‘alrilcld.
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Mr. and Mrs. t‘lu-stcr Fanrlicr are
, preparing to move to White Plains.
‘ Mr. and Mrs. (‘hurles Horn and clill~
‘(ll‘cll are visiting relatives in llmok'
1le
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l Mrs. Shirley 'l‘rcnduuil, of llciliel.
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has been a recent visitor with rela-
tives hero.
_ Mrs. A. E. Tommy and Mrs. J. P.
li‘ltcll have been guests of Mrs. Tate. in
East Norwalk,
Services in Eilllllilnlltil Church,
which is still without a rector, were
hcld yesterday at it n. in.
Mrs licnlamin lluasoit has returned
Ni-wiown after I. tow days visit
with her brother. ’l‘houins llenncit.
If)
, Mrs. S. A. Waterbury is movinu
ltrom Stamford to her new home here.
illll‘ lormor llnmllfon resident-c. in lilo
I tlppor Parish.
l Mr, and Mrs. l‘crry firown, formerly
of Weston, are receiving ronltruluin.
(think on the advent of twins. at their
homo in P‘llll‘fliild.
l Humor-l Ayres. of Iicrliu licluhts. 0..
iwho has spent some time with his
lniotlvoo. Mr. and Mrs. A. C. medley
and Mrs. Nelson ftmssmu. is now the
mint of Mr. and Mm David 5. Hart
hull. of (launch.
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GEMS PRIZED BY IURMEII.
it is stated that. the thinned highly
prison the following gems: Ruby. din
intent! or crystal. pearl. coral. tapas,
memoirs. cat’s eye. amthyats and one
maid. Collectively they you! off stole
am or danger. The cat‘s on is sup
bowl to maniavuinorahility in War.
incarnations are muttered over some
or all of those stones, and the water in
which they are immersed is drunk in
order to nouns immunity from all evil.
' motto are uttered om rallies and they
are inserted as amulet: In the flesh
of and institutional» immune from
imp“ inflicted by sword. spear or
mm...
sun.
1 leads i was! II". pay. .
Special agent, Stillson-POWGn l puny to Katherine T. Clemmens; F.
in Dorian. last Week. with mortgages
of $8,000. The property transfers foi~
low: Connecticut. Shore Realty Com-
Chadderton to (i. ll. Chnddcrton; Eve-
lyn it. flower. to J. F. Meehun, Nero}
ton Heights; estate of Ann M. Moorel
to Bessie M. Weed. Noroiou Heights”
Schuyler Merritt et, ul. trustees. to‘k
Effie Bantu. ’l‘nlmadge Hill; A. 0.;
ched to Della Kea'rigan. ‘
.Tbursduy nluht at his mother's home:
we itcvcr washed our clothing, hilt
wurc it till It went to pieces.
cheaply if we nevi-r change the
air in them, but dump on hrcatlp
ing the same air over anthovcr.
as when we beat with steam or
hot water.
a constant supp
air, comfortably warm.
Corner North Main and West Streets.
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STAMFORD
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Keeping clcau costs money.
We could save a good deal if
80 we can heal our houses (initc
The Stamford Furnace keeps up
of rlcan, fresh
FOR SALE nv.
Horace R. Nash i
; nil iiiillilfilllla
. ins. sore throat. running of the nose,
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is Eiflli Bliillilli
in lusts Few Hours All Illaary‘
from a Bad Gold or the Gripps
will lie Overcome
Papa's Cold Compound is the result
of three yem' research at a cost of
more than fifty thousand dollars, and
contains no opinion, which we have
conclusively demonstrated is not ef-
fective in the treatment of colds or
grippe. ‘
it is a positive fact that a dose of
Papa‘s Cold Compound, taken every
two hours until three consecutive
doses are‘talten. will end the Grippo
and break up the most severe cold,
either in the head. chest, back. stom-
ach. limbs or any part of the body.
it promptly relieves the most ills-
erabie headache. dullness, head and
nose stuffed up, toverishness, ances-
mucoua catarrhal discharges, sore<
ncss, stiffness and rheumatic twinges.
"l‘aka this harmless Compbund as
directed, with the knowledge that
there is no other medicine made any-
where else in the world, which will
cure your cold or end Grippe misery
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MBRTZ’S BOMB" BIG CONTRACTS.
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East Port Chester Concern Has 9300,;
000 Job on Long island,
George Mertz‘s Sons, of East Port;
Chester, have just begun work at. Ora-i
for Bay. Long island, on the erection;
of a large swimming pool building, thei1
addition of a large wing to the metal
residence, and the building of a new“
entrance to the magnificent country
home of Mortimer Behii‘f. Tho contracti
pjrice for all of this w'orh is $150,000.!
but it is believed that with the. extras}
it will amount to more than $800,000.
The swimmingdiool building will be
as large as many ordinary dwellings of
the less wealthy. and will be construct-
ed of limestone, Harvard brick, with
the upper part of stucco and hlli-tlnl‘
hers, and of attractive Architecture. it
will be one story high, and will captain
modern flxtiirea. it will be connected
with the Schitf mansion by a passage.
way, and will have squash courts, a
gymnasium. shower-baths and other
appurtenances. About 3200 Workman:
will be employed. as the entire too;
must be completed within six monthsi
C. P. u. Gilbert is the architect lu‘I
charge. All the woodwork for these;
improvements is turned out of the‘;
East Port Chester plant, and is taken!
to Oyster Bay by boat. in lm,'thel
Port Chester firm of builders erected}
the Scbiff mansion and stables. Marti-l
mar Schlff is a son of Jacob Schiff, a;
as promptly and without any other
assistance or bad after-effects... as at
lid-cent package or Papa's Cold Com-l
pound, which any, druggist in the‘
world can supply.
His BEGINNING: .
Young Harold was building a' chick-‘
on the subject of borrowing five dol-r
tars. '
“i know i have, but i wish to demi'.
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castrate that i can produce something.
the bills, and they had also rerelptod
the tenmatera made out dummy bills
from nothing. if you will lend me the
”ritual! SOHWK. 0f SWIMOFG. M?!“ for them. The second and third monthsi five, I will repay you with interest." 5
His father produced the neressary'
Iin llaricn, of tuberculosis, aged about j and receipts. charging customers inoreiciiplmr and Harold proceeded on his.
lililrty-alx years. He is survived by hisi,
lwii’e and an eightcharold'sou. Clinton].
lbotb of wlio'in live at their home on ‘ money. Mr. lluit-s said that be and tth lgrlnL
l Seaside avenue. in Stamford.
Ilock went to visit his mother, Mrs.'
lSaquel Sellcrk. in “avian.
lduy. and decided to spend the week.
da. iloundslow. of lmricn, in Whitei
iPlains. about ten years ago. They liv.‘
.cd in that town for a tow years. and;
{then camp in Stamford. whore they
Ebavc been residing for four years. He!
lived two brothers and a sister living in‘
:llnrlcn. ills father. Samuel. was pro-:
lll‘ivlor of ”iv Sellock Mills. in pin-Ion.i
- Where Herman was an employee up to:
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‘lllf‘if.’ weeks btfoii his death. The fun S anIIu l hostel. oi .9 ("chard strei‘l. 1 with PM“ 1. forty cents a dozen.
oral was held yesterday at 2:30 p. ln.,| w.” m-vor more surprised in his en,
from his mother‘s llfllllP.
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ldcnt of the Soldiers: Home, to Mrs.‘
than they would have paid. in this
way they collected a large amount of;
Mir. Sci-l men compromised. after he had obtain- all?!" on six pmcimm
ed a confession from them followingi
he should deduct a certain l‘llllllllll‘
M rs. it. C. Williams is suffering from ' with heir. lie was married to Miss All-1 weekly from the salary of Q‘mh until .
the deficit was paid up. The men re-
mained only our week alter this agree
lncnt had lil‘t'il tnude.
SAMUEL mart-2a suae‘msao. .
Large Numbér of Frient Entertainer!
on the Occasion of Birthday
Anniversary. ,
night a large number of his friends
it ‘ l l l i it was most complete, Mr. Foster bo-z
L .; izu let i to mes a so of Norotou ‘
. ' in: entirely lnuorunt of the cntcrlain- ..
lift-labia, Silturdav. November 4 at , .fnthcr at the 9““ of nine months. ‘3
1 4 , ’ ~ ' “iii h“ ““3 i” d" “m” all his “mm” mm five. I have a capital of twenty-
11',“ p. "L, has a stumble to many . were assembled before mm. 'l‘hcn hoflw
Illlt‘lllld of the puiilcs in this vicinity.:(“d the rllthl thing and continued bo'iitnlarg
I till“ "
. Announcement of the marriage oft . ’
l .vinlkcd in upon him. The affair warm ”.0",me dollars. his 1,0). com‘
(‘oloncl (lcorgi- Robbins. snlwrinlen-l -. .
in the nature of .i surprise party ““‘Hpanions eagerly grabbing .I‘ “ii."
financial career.
With four dollars he bought the inn-.-
The rcmnlning dollar was
With this property as an asset. he-
ll‘“ Sllll'iflu investigation. H W“ dl‘t‘ldt‘d ”“1 I borrowed three dollars, giving a inert-1
gage to another boy. With the three
dollars he hired eunuch boys to build
the house. and bought enough food to.
last for one month. He made ar-
Lranat-nients with the cook to supply:
wacrnps, in consideration of the fact;
her any:
that he Would molest
more.
"Of
iii six months his chickens had:
lgI-own so that they produced each an;
rgg ll day. or twenty cents' worth,
lie promptly wait-red the stock
"Herc." said llarold proudly to his
i shall shortly double this. and
c my plant. It won't be. i‘n;
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Mia. liolinis iii the ltlflilltt‘ of lirank in; the genial mm throughout the "Fillmore i am a millionaire.”
Roland Holmes, who mnnried Miss hiaJ
folio Austen. recently. in ilarlcn. Tin-i
marriage cercinauy was performed in
('olonol ltohbina's home by Rev. John;
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lGaylord llnvcnport, ll.ll., of Wutcr-i
|bury. Mvr. ilolnics was best man. lilai
iwifo also attended the wedding.‘
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1|“an the luv guests wme Mr and m.“ gentli‘mflllb prize, W. B. Broom
; Mrs. 'l‘lieodorc Austin, of llarlcn: Miss
lf‘uroline White. of l'hiladelphls,~siiii
Mrs. W. H. (l'liam, of ilrldgcport. A
illglll luncheon was served after the,
ceremony at llli' home of Mr. Robbins.
l‘ulonvl Robbins outcrcd the Soldiers‘
Home as its superintelideul ull Novem- 2
her fl. 1010. He was in the fire insnrl
ancc business in Waterbury for twen-
iy yeasts.
E. T. listen, the ice dcalcr has notl
as yet obtained any clue as to the:
whereabouts of the two employees, (lav
briod Show and William tKornI. who
nbacondod a few days ago, with col-
;lecfeil bills amounting it is found. to
about $300, the hiaheui individual no,
munl iii-inn till, The two man hovel
been in Mr. Illilca‘s mnploy for about
two years. be said. Three months alto
he gave each of them a number of the
monthly accounts to collect on their
daily route. When Mr. Baton did not
not money for those bills, he city». be
suited them about it, and watch] that
they could not seem to "not hold" of
the men from whom to collect. This
state of affairs lasted for three n ,"nths.
Then they confessed lliiVifil collected
Hunting ‘
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Schliehtiafiroa a Go.
0w.”lmm.lflfl.km
sdmmmmmt
a».
lithe-l Nuylor favoring on the.
ulna.
Uni- of the features was proxroulvo
eurhro. Mrs. George (layer. of West-
port, won the first ladies prise. Mrs.
L. A. Kendrick. the second and Mrs.
William Thomas the consolation
trophy. Clifford i’urks captured
second and William Thomas. the con
solution.
Singing and instrumental music
was enjoyed. following the card play-
lna. Mrs. George (layer and Miss
piano.
Refreshments were served at a into
hour and thc gcntlcmen enjoyed that!»
drives at pool playing for n time.
Those present were on followumMr.
and Mrs. W. ii. llrunt. Mr. and Mrs.
W. W. Apaar. Mr, and Mrs. W. Wold.
crlnann. all of Stamford, Mr. and Mrs.
M. A. Dixon. of Port Chester. Mr. and
Mrs. George (layer, of ’Weatport, Mr.
and Mrs. William Thomas. of Bridal:h
port, i'llfi‘ord Parks and Mills lethal
Nuylor, of tlouth Not-walk. Mr. and
Mrs. i... A. Kendrick, Mr. and Mrs.
John A. tlplnn. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
unit). and Miss Minnie Northrop, of
Norwdlk and William Poster. of West
Norwalk. .
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EARLY MORNiNG Hit lN DIR-V.
llldltili’. Nov. lawli‘lro which is
supposed to have started from a deter»
tivo line. this manual. damaged the
menu harm here to the extent of
”.000. Thorn were not many guests
in the liouu and several of those
that were sleeping time, including
the servants had to be taken down by
ladders. The building is owned by
Frank O'F‘lahorty, Jt‘., of Derby, and
John muwin. of New Haven is the
proprietor, ;
“tropism." asked the nervous pu-
‘sengor. ”'do you think this boat is per-
teotly hotel“
"This is the ninety-ninth ti'lp l’vo
nude on her. and she hasn't sunk yet.
9st i suppose there always has to ho
j" Int an. fit or infant‘s-Chicano
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His mother protested. Being i' w°"Call at our star. and em mm 1 -..._..—- a.
mum. she know little about fiuauci‘.
; “You gel something for no‘blna,"
illlt‘ dcclnred. "it's dishonest."
' "Um," replied Harold. who was in
the eighth grade, "it‘s constitutional
«all riglit.“w'f‘honias l. Manson in Ho
pincott's.
LOVER’S
“The Place"
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OILID TAN STORM DWI POI
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WI III-L DOCTOR HUI IUMII
TWO mass
ii "i am now earning." said Harold:
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. l ‘ ‘illlf'lilienli tire life than “lull, on the on into proudly. enough interest on my inn.
l“““ mild“ in 3‘1" “is “WU“ (Gilletfil’L of his forty-second birthday Saturday ‘vi-slmcnt to declare a new stock is.
well known member and official of the;
New York Chamber of Commerce. :
Another large contract covering€
more than 3150.000 worth of work, re;
cently secured by George Mort: Sons:
is .for the erection of a mansion at'
E Hartsdale, '0‘" PM“ Warburg. 0‘ Kuhn, , consist of one sergeant, first class;
ho‘eb & Co. i
Among other jobs of some magni-i
en house. He approached his father: map recently done by the firm are 8. ed in the order that attendance at
cold “or”? building for E' C' Con-i drills and inspections must be actual
Iveme‘ on bgnyers Manor, Greenwich, inspection and that no officer or sol-
“Blll you have money in the. bank. and a mansion for F. C. Whitney. on dier shall
for the purpose, persisted his fathom! the old McClave place. Byram Shore. ipresent uniesa he participates in m
FARMER'S FACE CUT BY EMPLOYE;
MERIDEN, Nov. l3.-—Cuts across.
the face of John Kennedy. an east‘
side farmer. may disdain-e him for‘»
life. Thomas t‘avunangh. aged 45,;
with a wife and nine children dependJ
out upon him, was before the court:
Saturday and held in $500 for trial for
' the cutting of Kennedy. Cavanaugh,
says it was done in self defense. He;3
worked for Kennedy. The men were
alone and the reason» for the dispute‘
will not be known until Kennedy can:
appear in court, '
aflbh I!“ a
are. ' ” .liiathugmm fit a '.
In “N“ "RAND PI '0!
Mum-ummum dill
SflltltlbfttlifiiStS [remain ,
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.A-arwn.”,-
'TheflCie-lebrated $3.5
WELLER
“Safety Razor-
for 500
for yourself.
1 . F.Wigmore & Co.
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‘. .l. R. CONNOR. Mat.
lssawca AND comma or 10 on:
:RATEG 32 PER DAY AND upwno
‘< SUNDAY DINNERS 75c
Banquets a Specialty
TIL. CALL III
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new Home sswmo MACHINE co“.
are offering their
monitor oaAns
Automatic Drop
Head Machine
AT A GMAT INDUCIMINT
$37.50
$100“, 51 Weekly
F.‘ A. MITCHELL
HW- comm
an”
new “Al-Is W H" m
mw.md
RICH EBSPILLS.
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uni fillililiw
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What glasses are to weak eyes. Calen-
reta are to weak bowels—a ill-cant!
box will truly amaze you.
Most old people must give to the .
bowels some regular help. else they
suffer from constipation. Tile condlr
tion is perfectly natural. It is just
as natural as it is for old people to
walk slowly. For use is never so
active as youth. The muscles no
less elaotlc. And the bowels no
muscles.
So all old people need Cascarou.
One might as well retuse to aid weak
eyes with glasses as to neglect this
gentle aid to weak bowels. 'I’Io
bowels must be kept active. This ll 5
important at all ages, but never I0
much as at titty. “~
Age is not a time for harsh physics.
Youth may occasionally whip the
bowels into activity. But a lash can’t
be used evry day. What the boweth
of the old need is a gentle and na-'
tural tonic. One that can be con-
stantly used without harm. The only
such tonic is Cascarets and they cool:
only 10 cents per box, at any drug
store. They work while you sleep.
ADJUTANT GENERAL‘S ORDERO.
An order issued from the office of
the adiutant general announces that
the enlisted personnel of the sanitary
troops for each regiment of infantry,
and for the Coast Artillery Corps will
two sergeants; five privates, first clue
and four privates. it is also announc-
be reported as actually
drill or inspection for the full period
thereof. Company cooks, hovtever.
may be excused if they perform the
equivalent duty in taking care of cook- ’
in; utensils.
Cylinder
Stoves
$2 to $25
That were formerly marked at a
much higher figures. Just at the
season when you need them
most. (‘all and look them over.
Horace R. Nash
N. Main & West Sts.
S.No’rwalk
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