. 2M Ll , him, rs.
.‘iflentimntwilt Motel 1 .,:..,.l*".
:“m nick and my denier redone,
to! core ’Tuberculesialin t e Glenda)
Medical treatment did not help me. and
it”! dealer's advice. I went to a hos-
I? to beopereted upon. but relief was
unintenipeniry. I lost. strength. and all
«modernism have it a sweat: and lover...
in A “.1910 ’I rate and to the hospital»
but he read
benefiting lac. ,
”In the. lunchtime. a friend or mine
, advised lickinan'a Alterutlve, saying it
, mm ior 'I‘uherculoaia. The wound!
in my neck were allli open and in" s
willful conditionwwhun I shinesde
a it. Alter using two bottles,
toiled I was ilnproviplr. having gained,
weight could eat. and was able. to sleep.
‘ ixcont piled using it until I was well.
which was In November. iiiltt. Before ll
took, the. medicine. I had three hemor»
than”: since I have been telling it, i
have not had any. (In November 11.
1910. I started to work. and since. that
time i have not lost one day's work
through sickness. I can highly recom-
mend illcilnlan'a Alicrlltivu to anyone
who is aunt-ring from 'I‘ubcrculuala or
.lllnnd 'l‘roublc. providing they take it
as directed. I will gladly correspond
with any party desiring further lufor
matlou of what the medicine d d (or me."
Sworn ailldavit) JOSEPH ll. WIII'I‘E.
. .eknian'o Allerniive is (effective ill Bron-
chitis. Asthma. Hay Fever: Throat and
Lung Troubles. and in nphulhllng the
system. lines not contain Nelsons, opiates
or haliltJornllng drugs. ilk {or lluoklul
tolling oi‘ recoveries and write to Eekmau
Laboratory, Philadelphia, I'a.. for uri-
deuce. For sale hv all leading druggista
nued operations were not
a all humanely.
Man negation and Kim.
duet died under mys- ‘~ . . .
tau-ions circumstances, J. Arthur Beau
be, a wealthy busineso man, was halt-
ed in a. tragic way-Monday night when.
thisjoar ran over and fatally Injured a
boy In Chelsea. Afterteklng the boy, r
Harry Bombloealry. ten years old, to
naval hospital, where he died, the an'
guiahed father was forced to wait fur-
ther while his chaui'leur‘ was arrested,
charged with killing the lad. After
diving a. bond for the cilautteur. he]
was able finally the resume his run to
this city. ‘ -
When he arrived at the hotel Mr.
Beebe learned that his daughter reg~
istered there Monday morning, was tu-
ken 111 Monday afternoon and sent for
a. physician, saying that she was suf-
fering from poison. The doctor had
difficulty In entering the room and
when he was able to open the door"
he found the young woman dead. The
cause of death. according loan infor-
mal statement by the physician was
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alArlONALvelscurr
. . COMPANY ‘
Mado‘from the finest materials and
perfectly baked, they come to you
fresh. crisp‘and cleanuin the mois-
ture-proof package. Eat them: at?
meals and between.
the children without stint. Always
look for the ln-emeal Trade Mark.
nourish
Give them to
1 I three weeks’ chute and min; tour.
or health. ,‘ tailor} , Q'i‘roe ..
booed. returned, to midtown u ,.
day afternoon. latterweompletiagi a
in Which they covered“; distance of
by H. c. Went. physical instructor in
the schools and had the time of their ‘
lives.
The party leit Bridgeport, drawing
a wagon load of supplied on Jilly i,
That night they camped at 'Westlport
“and the (allowing night pitched tents
at Danbury. Next day saw them at
‘Iirewster and they spent the night
at the Fourth. at Starlnvlilo. I-‘ough-
keepsie was reached the next night
and Rrinoclil’fo the day after, wILh
Kingston on the evening of the eighth.
Aallohan was the rrndcvous on the
next night and then the. goal, Wocd~
land Valley, was reached and camp
was made for iivedaye. On July 15.
the trip back who started and Glen-
ford and Readout were made on 8110
ceudlng days. On the 17m day the
boys blinked on the steamer ltcdeli
and made l’uliiam buy. the home oi
lErneat'Thompl-lon Seton on the next
iday. Altor‘ a visit with Mr. Seton
ltiley went on to ’Wlndygoul and made.
'Darlen Saturday night. From there
over .200 aniles.‘ who have more‘ lulu .-
‘I‘he Store closes every day but Saturday at 5 o’clock.
. 0n Saturdays at 9 o’clock.
. , l
A Little Clearance of Stamped Goods
for the woman who likes to embrOider
In sorting out odd articles to arrange for new
fall designs. quite? a collection of utzlmped lillcn pieces “"7
was gathered. All of these are. quite desirable and
ill denillnd daily. Prices are lowered.
‘ Utility Bags of brown liiicn, Royal Society l‘ni'k-
age. the useful bogs one uses for what she likes 01'
needs, lliilltlltt‘l't‘lllt‘lfi, collars, comb and lli'llSli. t‘ll‘.
Values 35c. at 29c ,
Values 50c zll 35c ‘»
Shirt Holders, Values 75c at 50c
Pipe Racks, Values 50c at 35c
With all Illillt‘l‘lillS.
Laundry Bags.
" “helm trouble.” . . .
Clifford Pharmacy and Stillson-Pow- , ‘the trip was continued to Bridgeport (if attractive flowered lti‘ctlmllc, caparlmls and
oil corporation. South Norwallt. i [Miss Beebe had been suffering 33:: ‘ :yesterday. With the exception of sore useful worth 50 cts.
= nervous trouble for three years. (I. 4 feet, no illness or any ill effects were . . i ’ .-
“r M“ """' had been living recently at the familyl :ielt and the boys ended the trip lIV El" 35 cts. randy to use. i , til
I Manchester Massi ”w . . W-..“ , . .-, , l. . . _ . .
Congressman Jeremiah Donovanend summer home in . ‘ , . , . . .consuming a quantity of grape juice Brown Linen Table Run nets, artistic patterns.
former Congressmen-E J Hill of Nor bhe was 2 years 01‘" DAN'EL WEBSTER BIRTH'PLACE: ‘HUMAN “GER, HANGE‘D' isundaes. “0535’ prune. "‘95 ““d “0‘ Value $100 '69c Value $1 05 89c
J ‘ ' , t . m-..” CELEBRATION 0N AUGUST l Igluiiler on their arrival in .llridger‘lort. I i ’ ‘ W ’
walk, are scheduled to speak at a ban. The weekly meeting of Olive Branchi: - l First Execution in Country- for Simple 'l‘h ,b , ' ‘ . . Stamped Will to Linens.
quart of the Manufacturer-3' association, Lodge, Knights of I’ytliias, will be Ileldll 28. 1913, AT FRANKLIN, i Assault 3 e oys who made the trip were. . . ‘ ’
of Bridgeport. at Riverclifie Milford ‘ l h hi 1 d, at: NEW HAMPSHIRE. l ‘ ‘ .AleX- Leilcrty. Clli Appleton. Earl Center Pieces, twomzcs 22 and 24 inches. very
' ' ’ tomorrow even mg. T e t n ogre ‘ ‘ Jacob Oppenllelmei. whom crimin- Potter, Harry Carter. 301K?" MQSW‘S- 'lllr'lclivc (lt’s‘l'l‘ll‘. tll'lt do not i“ l." l*'l (l ' 'l'
3°“ Thursday, will be conferred on three candidateeil . , , lemmas have lermer one of America’s Ralph Wooster Harrington Madden. " .1 . is ~ . _ ‘ - ul “H n t id l ‘“ 01 \y
a: “A” _ 1 Notice is hereby given of the above most extraordinary convicts. was hang- Lance Reynaldo. William Tllton and some iur braiding, outlining. and some. for l‘l‘t‘ilCll
w ,Acelebration of the restoration of the ed at Folsom prison a few days a“, Mr. W ent. Two others, who went at— work. were. 50c, new age and 39c.
‘hounein Whmh M“ Webster was ”0"“ says a dispatch from Sacramento, Cal. ter the “any, 3.... fur the camping Linen Squares, l2 inch. to adapt with film or
21193:?:?rl¥Y::l£ll?2hlizll?alli's::liid3:: Though he had killed W0 men “'st trip, broke camp some days ago and crochet lace, were 15c. now me.
‘ - ' not for murder that Oppenheimer gave t b rail. The war C n - . . . . . . .. , , .. .
half miles west from that city. The up his life. Hlscrlme was an attack on re “med Y Y 9 3’“ Hmstitched Squalea. 30 indies, were or) unis, ,
Wash Fabrics
Wash Fabrics are unusually attractive
this season. We are showing the
best styles.
RIPPLETTE~SEER8UCKERS.
Plain and Striped.
PLISSE CREPE.
Figured and Plain.
RAMIE LIN E.
,Piain Only.
CHIFFON LINEN.
Plain Colors.
“BURTEN‘S” NEW CLOTH.
Combination Crepe and Katine.
LAWNS, BATISTES, FOULARDS.
A. Dickerman 81 Son
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
WE GIVE 8. AND H. GREEN TRADING STAMPS.
The Paris Cloak & Suit House
33 South'illaiu on, South Norwaik .
SALE SALE SALE
If we could matte you fully realize what a saving it means to you i
to supply your summer wearing apparel needs new yell would come
there right awey»today——and in c advantage of these exceptional bar-
gains this sale otters. Finer go us are not made. lower prices are not
to be ionnd anywhere; Come and lill'estigata.
Sale in «both stardom-Stalwart] and South Norwalk.
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For Ten Days we will Sell High Grade 5
Enamel Ware '
work of restoration baa been done in
'the' name of the Webster Birthplace
, Association. and a visit. to the turn! or
about 180 acres. the small birthplace
house and the later and larger old-lash
ionod residence close by, will tally re-
pay visits by railroad and highway,
,and especially by automobiles.
The Northern Railroad from Frank-'
Iln to Grafton was opened on the 23th
of August, 1847. arid Mr. Webster at.
tended and made an address at Grat-
ton; and the exercises on August 2%,
1913. to recall the career and patriotic
Fervices oi Mr. Webster will, it is be-
lieved, be worthy oi? the occasion. A
program will be published ahoriiy.
Remarks will be made by officers
of the association, Governor Samuel
J). Felker will speak for the State and
lHOIIOI‘iIlIle Samuel w. McCall for Mes-
sachusetts. lRepreaentmion has been
requested from Dartmouth Cdilege. the
Empire State and some Southern
State. and President Wilson has been
asked to come over from his cottage
at Cornish.
'l‘lm oliicere of the association now
request immediate preparation for a
full attendance by local organizations
' not only In New Hampshire and Mais-
sacilusetts, but everywhere north and
south. where the citizens of the pres-
ent generation appreciate and admire
the great qualities oi Daniel Webster.
Oilicoru of the Daniel
Birthplace Association:
l’l‘t‘illlll’lil;~“"lllllilli F}. Chandler.
Vice-Presidents-~(‘.Iiief Justice Frank
N. Parsons. Clarence E. Carr and I“. G.
Webster. ,
TrellslirermJoiln uv. Staples. .
(:lt‘i‘kWOIImI‘ A. ’I‘owne. !
'I‘rusteeswlllvali W. Sulloway, Jacob
H. Galilnger, Edward (II. beach, John
R. Eastman. Augustine R. Ayers,
I-‘rank It. Woodward. Warren F. lilting
iell, Frank .Proctor and Charles 8. Col-
lins. i
Boston (‘llillirmun of Local Commit-
teMilarlea K. Darling, Federal Build-
lng.
Secretarymmwis A. Armistead. il‘Jl
Milk street. .
New York Chairman of Local (‘om-
. ' * i am I). Saw or. 26 I Iborty
332:: WM y i to are valued at 31.874.50, and
fl ‘ ..-. .-.._. «.mlmmuu..-“ 31.300 of this represents a. value
Japan“ ““31”.“ of wneflmry, placed on store fixtures.
who dealt in ladiea’ furnishings, hna'
Webster .
a fellow prisoner, and this is said to
have been the iirst case in the country:
of a felon‘being executed for simple
assault. ‘
Oppenheimer when a messenger boy
of fourteen years, tried to kill his su-_
perintendeni and was given a work!
’house sentence. Soon after he was:
released lie was convicted of robbery,
and sent to Folsom prison for fifty;
years. A man named Ross, who had“
been the principal witness for thou;
prosecution, later was himself sent tel
prison. Oppenheimer met him at the}
gate and murdered him.
For that crime Oppeniieimer's sun-
tence was lengthened to life inlpris-l
oument and he was transferred to,
San Quentin. There he attacked aj
guard and later a fellorr prisoner, and,
lcr the llllltil‘ assault he was sentenced!
to death under calll’ornia‘s law enacci
ed in 1907. making an attack by a con-
Vll'l up It ll~ IUW prisoner a capital ol-
tense. Fourteen of "his eighteen years
in prison Oppenheimer spent in null-i
tary confinement. All enemy. Francis
Quilada. a murderer awaiting execu-
tion, used the prison "lelegmpily‘l—v‘
tape on the cell walls-40 taunt tile. in’
male of the dungeon. Oppenheimer,
nursing his wrath. managed to pro-cure '
.an old file. Al: lle sharpened and:
pointed Hill the on the stone While. he;
would Icule oil to tap to Quijada:
“I'll lzvl you yet, roam-mu”
Once Lzllipalln was led past ODIIOII-l
Ileilncr'u cell. Quick as a (lush. Op-
ponheimer'e ilI'IIl shot through the bar"
and his file. pierced his enemy‘s heartfi
After that Oppenheimer wuu illiown as
the “human tiger."
Oppenheimer met death llnialterlng-
1y. iiiu inst relpieut was that the no
men or California keep up their tight
for till: abolition of capital puniallilleut.
NEWS OF THE STATE.
George .I. Gilli-d. a grocer and meat
dealer in New Britain has died a pa-
tition In bankruptcy in the
States court. Hie liabilities, all an-
eecnrcd. are listed at $3,192.92. and
assets that creditors can make claim
For the third time found guilty of
‘ s- an ‘afata/a
United “
MeKeever and William Cody.
Adi stenographcrs and any who
would be stonographers should inquire
Into the merits of the Stenotype. Free
lesson will be given every afternoon,
1:30 to 4:00 o’clock,
(invitational Bank
THANSAGTB A GENERAL BANKINI
BUSINESS AND OFFERS EVERY
FACILITY CONSIBTENT
WITH SOUND
BANKING
Capital
“00.00030
'lurplua and From.
$1 17.000.00
Sale Depem scales $3 and 05 per you
EDWIN H. MATHEWSON. Pros.
JOHN H. KNAPP. m Vlchru
FREDERICK H. ROWAN. 20 Vice
Prue.
WILFRED IODWELL. Cashier
OlREOTOfls
I. H. Matueweon J. Wallace Mam-
vim n, Anapp John H. Light
Christian Swan: Fred. H. Rowan
inmuel Grumman Lewln R. Hurlhm
Nonrr B. Lockwood
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NOTICE
During Jilly and August tn‘
store will he cloned on Shirl!“
day at 12 noon.
«Au/q an a, a}
‘\‘. -x‘x‘vfi v.
z
\
At your service every oth-
or wool: day from 7 a. in. to
6 'i. in. '
WE) ._ iii?“
r..~
new 49c.
Art Section, third floor.
—y——--—O—-—-—1
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Black Velvet Ribbons I,
Never out of fashion. .-\ touch (if smubl‘c Black
Velvet on the filmicsl of supplier i'i'llcks is always cf-
lerlivc. :\ good quality of Velvet essential. This
Week there is nilcrcd (I line of Black Velvet lx‘iblmns.
five numbers. from number i}. used for collar
to number (x), for the llll‘l‘l'i)'£llilt‘ little
at 25. 29. 39. 49 and 69c-
At the Ribbon Section. plcusc t'\illlilllt‘. ‘
is
llilllllri,
girdles and
sashes.
Fads in Summer Jewelry
Genuine Coral Beads, while delicately ilcckcll
with pink. and aim plain white. lung necklaces, . . $2.95
Menoclcs with ribbon attached, 50 ctS.
“Sautoir Ribbon Necklaces, for \\2!lL‘lI(‘.~ and
lilo-nodes, 25 cts. up
Crystal Hatplns. small ones. beautiful); cut. 25c
Handbags of White Kid
Moire Antique
$1.00
Hr While
in currv \\'llll \\’llilt‘ gowns in lilplllilllilliit‘ :lillllcls.
Travelers Slippers oi mil
kid. for sialci'omil m l‘iilf $1fl0
Vllzm use, 'l‘llci‘ inlll lulu a different sizes
small pocket for parking. and adore.
l.l‘.’illil‘l' lilmlls Ell‘l'linil.
' 1C
THE
GORHAM
CO.
DECORATORB.
10 final St.
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haunttunugkp v‘<‘
Ell-t Norwuit
‘ g..- may. \nxmi‘u,‘ \‘vO‘ «it!
a. nun nun-unna- a! any/u,»
Parasola‘w
You need a Parasol today. Why not select one from
our diversified assortment of the season's best swim; in
for 50., 7c and 9c
l
Regular value no to 15¢.
'Sec Window Display.
”‘0‘!“ “mum "’ "9mm in "h? lipited being absent l'roni duty without leave
Mates mart, In this city, Jay ..8, at George Rutherford, “D to last night
1] n. m., to answer to a petition or (”1an ol‘ 'l‘ruck No. 2 of the ‘Brldltll-
"0mm“ “km” thathe be udludleat- port lire department, was reduced to
”d buukr‘m' the rank of laddermlul in his own com.
The A” J. AngeVlfle & 80“ M ‘ VEWY' “lied $150. deprived of seventeen
daya' pay, and at his days olnfvrior nix ‘
. ' . - . alanine, and severely censured by the
é§m ‘ 1 ' I I l . plain colors and combinations? We’re sure you'll appre-
i;., oes Your Plumb-
;fing Need Attention
ciatc them all the more at thla week’s price, which is so
. .
per cent. below regular.
2i
Com an ~+'.' my Father And Mother :3 president of the are'board at a special 9 mg 1:, :Iflillbilinollrg‘frflggefid C
p y $3 Dyed Before i WII BOP": ‘,l meeting last “I‘m. Si it m” in.“ holiness m tlilting: he N E Ryan 0.
. ”n, 3 , dopey s to grow worse w j": I
Complete Heuseiumlshers . . .: at... John J- m... 0' Brim gleam. i; ' ‘
axe; |port, who was hurt by 9» inwmohlie tat, You will save much anno '3),
:+,',- j, ttouting; car which smiled into the i‘unce. as. well as time and will“ 36 WASHINGTON 8T.
. m M - ‘ - W 1 A M.....,._.u.,_..-......... 1i; _ , .. hone can lie was driving 10 8 “"9 JM' 3'5”,wfingfigf‘fifiy"'pgfi“dgfsyéfi Cf;
:Ef . nary 29, Telllfillll. 10:11:30,000 dam“? ’ unitary teen iae‘nt grocer-ti ’5’
..' ‘1 also mil .1 e .ocomo e company I! ' out c or or n d can. 3'22 7
CROGKEB-WHBELEH HID-08M. MY '3}: Cleanser and ’the superior court yesterday. The i "llama—made" repairs are POLICE OFFICER HURT GOiNG T0 at a last clip when the am “Mull
- M070” 3 lA‘i‘TEIIIEI Ii:- - j m,“ wagon wee 3”“de along Whib ll makeshift. at heat. and are the i FIRE, ‘ into the street, directly I" ll“! pull”
‘H ELECTR‘C FAN; 3‘: ' ‘ liar street and'wos crossing Main ‘=,(omtileat in the 4"” re .._ oversee. N. Y. July 23.r-~I)ebitli)eiey want; his machine into tho
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t" place vwr pie I W‘fl'l‘ Sergeant John c. Daley. of the Lacie curb. It struck the stamp of a WW "
Dyer
3+) " detect. when the test car according 'on our would”. M 179 wt :
New gm j”; m, 12 and 13 mm), mediating ”pg, 2;" .‘ to the complainant. meeting at a m ' IWIIJM police force, is dying item by and Daley was buried against a fir-it:
decorate WIRING. , IMIOTIIIOAL wM'LIIB, ETC. {+3 24 North Main, .60.. serous mo and comics; en the mom jails. received when he swerved his, twenty lest away. his lulu i an» . rm: f
THE WHITE ELECTRIC CO 1;: Math Namath. gm. of the “a“, m u", mm a the motor cycle Into the curl: to avoid bib l lured and his lungs were punctured
' (W) . ‘3': *Wmflm. Greenwich and ‘ hose cart and threw myheaviiy to ting several little girls. * WEEKS“ til”. it 000 Daley A.
, ’i'" , ., in. the absence at a reserve renew .. "3 0!"! "“9 . ’ - - ‘ ‘
, ILIcTfliGhL cemamroas. «2:- NW Wk city. . - the WM .
‘ “ “ “T“ W“ PHOIII’. “M COWH NORWALK ’ ‘ mm Monday night, Daley responded! year ago was given a medal for new ,
”'1‘:
II' ‘Mll"u p‘ln‘a‘n'o‘o II'I I ,aro‘naj ._
M «*d‘ a’h-an'ia-f}? $139 a”?
to an alarm of tire. He was travelled , in; three children from drowning.
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