tum convinced bythe Proc-
’ ' eat of sunning.
ms 13 3. mm mirror-a ”mm.
I! Believe- That crude Ara Sat Tram
,‘ MIMI of Satan Heavenly Manuscript
{at up Iro- fairy Brought Dawn by
Mule. bat the worn or rain». Man.
In YORK. June L—The intereut felt in
“0min “discourses on creeds being de-
. m lry Rev. It. ileber Newton waa
‘ ‘Mbytheprmol’acongregatlon
which lillod All Soul! church to the limit
Ill ita “MS, Sunday. Mr. Newton'a
.mwu entitled, ”How to Read the
“fund wash-net] on the text: "Ull'
W than what thou realest?"-
. ‘Mviii,m. “A creed,” he laid, “at.
In the authority of Christ. biotic”.
M do not apparently on the nuv
‘ My of the council» which tuned
than, but a universal council is nota
Quorum tor the Almighty. r”Greens are
“tr-mop“ ol coma heavenly manu-
’ ”not up from copy brought down by
Illa angels. Constantine, indeed, coin—
. mum assembled bishops 1.0» receive
tha‘aereo o! the council at Sice an “die
Module [11on Spirit,’ but then Corp
dentition open to the auspicion at not
hingan expert in ‘thinga oi the spirit.’
Theatoryol mauyoftheconneilsiaatala
oi violent and acrimonious dispute, oi
Itetaphyrlcal hair splitting and theolog-
ical jugglery, of political intrigue and
nebiaetieal mungery, or bitter passions
breaking forth into words of erecrution
withaunthemu instead 01 benedictiona,
alone of clenched lists and drawn nworda,
cl Ioldiera keeping biohopa (rum each
dhaa'throata, of bloody massncm and
wealthy Wions.
no creed'a True 'l‘eat.
. ”The decree- ol Inch councils are pittin-
! ly not mattera o! plenaryinrpimtionby
any tpirit whore dominating climacteric
lie is holiness. One thing is thuemnde
providentinlly clear, that the truth of the
curd rests not on the authority of the
body netting it forth, but on its own in—
trinalctvuthlulnm, its interpretation oi
the Chriatinu consciousnem. its authority
will Int solong, and only so languish cot
finutatoeapnva the Chiistian consciou-
rn- and to interpret satisfactorily the
at nature and man in the light
d the spirit of JeauaChriot. Amer] la
and arigbt as it is continually carried
back to its mum The Nicene creed wan
' an attempt to state logically and philo
aopbically ll»: teachings of the New Testa-
Ireut. it can only continue to Miami {to it
ialcen to rest unmistakably on this loom
dation. This forces on the church the con-
tinual duty 0! showing that every nfliruw
tionoi the creed cannot be provedlrom
Scripture, and of stretching her authority
generally whenevu there i". any qumion
II this point.
By Ileana and Conulenee.
“TbeSeriptures are not the bedrock oi
“inundation of the faith Brawn and
“science tested them an tamper] them
.dlvine. A creed must ever brought
hack to this mint 0! man for assaying. it
nuatbeahorwn not to have dopmiatol.
Xocrecdcan stand long which does not
Innate with tact, whichdoco not rest on the
granite rock of moron, which does not
atand plumb with the line of eternal right-
m To know the creetls of other
religions in to Ruin many a slew totbo
leaning at our Christian creed». What in
the prospect for an intellectual under.
Wing of in great creed» if a church
mimilyrci-ues that edict of the fourth
council of Carthage, ‘No bishop shall read
aGentilc book.’
“Actual in to hercadaa dealing with
theme-transcending all human thought,
udtheretorv ite allinuationa are not to
hound-exact Matemcntn. The theme
with which a creed deals are the profound
drown» which can tax man'r mind,
lharilldlu over which anwenwive genm
h In" puzzled themaelveu wearily.
Whatthenmuat be the nature-oi all his
thought- upon men high things? ‘Worda
thrown out at trnnacendent . myntm'
“pinto express the inexprmible, to
dalne the indefiniable, to know the un-
Io liar [or a Dietlaauy.
”Thetmnreaninxoiacreodlatoho
hurl not in what it Mateo, hut in what
A dictionary will not ade-
yintcrprutaeraed. Acreediatoba
III! as minding a philosophy, which can
rightly termed on
m
the character or the word: employed.
More technical term of Manny-la.
”unburned upto the phllouoph-a
punk-by whom they were minted.
. ”Wyndham-ethanol.
dthatrtaltyhrnatnly dueto thief-lint-
Wtae h as phllaroph
y. Arrow!
thence
Ma thetuekoin the aid once. A Ind
and final burly oi. divinity k a dead body
at divinity, a theological com. ‘ .
| (Smile I!“ an flake.
' have been too gene rally
M II
by
running them. We may not new
clubs toeonvlm heretical or their
of crowing the crud lroru thechureh walla.
Let it stand there in the tom of round
words which we have received Iron; our
tathmand would hand on to our chil—
dren. Let it and over the altar as the
pattern of the church's thinking..alter
Whichnch chin to to malaria his own
thinking as best he mo. it who a layman,
according to Socrates, who m in the
Council at Nice and ailenced the contro-
vmial dircrmiona of the bishop» by rev
minding then: that 'Christ came not to
teach (ll-lull“, but toinculeate {with and
good work.”
nussxA mo Hen JEWISH» PALE.
Hebrews Ara Paalehevl {or lot hula-
ia‘ Will-la It.
Lemmy. June. l.——An attache ol the
Ruminn leghtion in this city in an inter.
view today Wild: “The action of lineal:- in
regard to the Jewa has been much minin-
terpreted. No new law whatever his been
natml infecting that me, nnd {oi emirre
no new law is being; enforced. Jewieh
uni-inns and other» belonging to the clue
notrpecinlly exempted by the law knew
that they were violating law when they
took up their mhlence outside. the Jewish
pale. They were warned month» ago that
they mnnt go back to the pale. What in
the pale? in extent it is larger than any
European country, excepting lineal:
There is ample room then lornll the Jew;
'l‘heczar has not banished a aitgleJew.
Those who chose to leave llunla imtead
of going to the [Mtlrt have been permitted
to do so, certain conditionw. out 0!
which is the y at at their debts, or at
least the satin .tion at their cmlitora.
‘The Bunnian government ha» trim) or
erupted All ouch from. the emigrm'mn tn:
0! 100 rubles, a invor not extended to
Russian in general Therefore the state»
ment that the czar i» banishing the Jews
total-e. They are simply being required
to comply with a law an to Widener, with
whibh they have been all acquainted, and
which they deliberately violated.
"antlmc the fugitive» tram Rosalia
continue to pour into ”emulator"! many
of them are stranded in the cities where
they eagerly take any work that to 01‘
(end. The relief committee in Germany
but already found its» remunes more than
strained by the demand upon it, and mi-
dit'tonnl appeal.» have been made to rich
, Jews and otlwrs in Vienna. London and
Paris. There is a proponitinn in lis-rmany
to settle large colonies or Jews on the
down-3 ot east Pruaaia which the govern-
ment is engaged in reclaiming. it in hmnd
difficult to nbthin German wionlqts for
‘that blmlt nylon, and if the l’nwian
nutlmrmr» mu .onr, tlmummls oi Jew:
might 4.“. L n >11. :. in like them."
OHIO’S MODERN BLUEBEARD.
SI! 0! lilo WI!” Are Dead and ‘5
Seventh la Mining. ‘
LIMA, 0., June l.«-A modern Blue
beard resides on tbeetlgc oi .V'lielby county,
or (lid last evening lie may he at theettd
o! a rope now. ll'm name by George Rhino-
burt, and he is sixtylfive. in the peat
tirirty‘eight years he has had men wive-t
six are (lead and the whermlmuta of one is
unknown.
libinehnrt mnnugml by living in a mom
teml spot and avoiding company to 119
trmzt little attention. He married meow»
oively Saucy McKinnon, who lived [our
yenmnnd horohirn lourchildren; L'hrletina
Puller, who lived three years and b0
came the mother at three children;
Christina richliehtig, who lived a
year, and was once a mother; her nister
lea, who held on to lite eight year.» and
became the mother of five children; a war
man named Tolaud, who died in (our
years, leaving behind three babies»; Eliza»
beth flechtel, who survived three years
and left two children.
All these wivea were compelled to work
like men in the helm». noel died the victim.
othianhuse and overwork. The *1th
wile refused to work and ratherbuaed
the old man. After a year aha took the
baby and went away. libinehart'a
daughter: badlad hie prerenca, though i
innaidone became his victim. but tall
he took into the brine: the tonrtmyear
old daughter of one oi hi» mm, who waa
also worked nearly to «both. Thepeo
are thoroughly around,andthe old man'-
little in immediate danger ol anangry
nob.
A PRETTY YOUNG GlllL's cnmm
lie Wan Viaally Annual Ihlla Cloth-l
la Halo Allin.
CARROLL, ht, June luxury erlnmare
charged to I pretty rlxteen-year-otdglrt,
who 1» locked up in the county jail. she
calls hemil Katie Yanlkner, but uynahe
trounce-ling her real name in outer to
which! relatin- tre- llis-paw. arrays
ahewulett aa orphu whrnoolyayau
Mer-ttollnwtth an uncle. liar
palpation wulornoaeymuluelaya
circular advarttrlnymtertrtt weary the
new“ it and placed unite an .
When it came it war rent by or
with thirty-live dollar thine. no”:
lav-lenti- army to take it out otthe
once-hem away and weutto another
uncle, when rho Ital-rial
m‘
”Mr”
ItSlllllllIAllSlllifl.
Ironmonm’m mt‘m loom _~
Imam!“ rrllldopoud: on you to a grant extant y"
whether hiutnrtoam
., between
‘ ,bml or indlllorenl. it
it just it important to you and to théhoy that his
mileproperly educatodas‘ltlsthnthe is slung
learnt» ingrown”. There isn't much; itineraries '
cost of droning himwell and than»
pennant iring him in clothe» that no boy can
who pride in.
I
I connect
¥ on room
town on» INA ion.
The Tough: End of Journalist
\ Prentice} Mallard.
to: ma AT A («mm mum.
fie 'l’aleated Literary Wanderer War a
Iplrltaaiiat and Italian-l that a friend-
ly haul-urn flowered Alvaro Ill. and
luv-fled Ill-r What to Evita.
film You. June l.——Prentiee Mullord
~author, editor, correspondent and yacht»
nun—4a dead. He diuluhe had had
horn and had apeuthia lite, bathing the
all m air. Saturday a party at yacht-v
m in sums“: hay raw , a arnall roll-
hoat riding at anchor. She was an odd
shapedmlt, miller sharp at both oral»,
and the yachtaruen rhaped their name in
order to get It chm imprction. ,As their
yacht awept by they now lying tootiouleaa
upon the bottom at the boat a atontly
built man of about fifty.
Kn Ream to Their "all.
Tbvy hailed him, but received no to»
spouse. They naw [minted upon the »tern
of the hunt the mtnw White Cum», and an
hour later they had notified the police
anthorillen on abort: .
Police-1mm ('orwn put ofl in a rowbnat
and went airings-hie the trim \Vhite Crime.
lie spoke to the prostrate form and then
ohook it. There we» no response“ The
mun m dead. The little vowel wan towed .
ashore and the body warmed to the;r
morgue of Deputy Coroner A. l’.‘ gitillwrll ‘
at (imvewwl.
The holy was at once put on ice. it w
terribly swollen and {Minted trout lyi
in the sun. The blankets. clothing. Mart
and wiper” lounvl in the: White t'rrm were
inventorietl. nee am: a banjo and it large
oblong wooden “w in which the inatrn.
mum
rprlnzhuaaehadfioura. llla hutyear
dining wholes.
While thna rum he wrote a kctur‘a
proved to enthusimtlc that
the next flew yuan-n itinerant comic
luturer.
Illa Jar-mitotic can".
Then he wmte lettm {or The Golden
lira. :- weekly newspaper pnblirhed in Ben
Francisco and eventually was "late editor
in ebicl. in the mmtime he wrote for
other popcri and achieved it reputation
which am» more than local. finally. alter
flatten yearn in Culitornin, became totbivr
ty.
delphin in it‘ll} Mulloral new! on corn»
apondent for n number of newumpvra and
magazine». Submpteutly he «erred u
corrupomhmt at the Paris rspmilirm. and
then nt‘the \‘icnna amnion, hi» let
{rota each of there [rim-es being of our 0
nature at to win (or him on excelli-
reputation. lle was the author of ’-
rlwnmp Angel," "Lite by him]
mlrhi have men lu-mi lt.~'l1' ”H the only
a feature tlmt remmrh 01 this
:le raw. 'l‘iw only that}: that
renm' lit in that Mullonl oil-«l hf zlpuplt'xy
rtdiueme
MEMORIAL DAY FATAUTIES.
Deadly Ilint Ia Kentucky—A Veteran’s
I’rlg'lllul I'D".
Ownvrnotw, Kym. Jum- l.~—.\ riot oc’
curred Saturday at Whih-willu on the ac.
milin of tho ih’mmti'm lhly Mrrrina by
the ii. A. If. pout». Um: imnoiml llmnrl
Army men were prwuecimx with the u-
err'tm when a gang of ronghs frum T”.
lortleld cam in and tlmzeml the speaker
(ram the stand, tom the tloml emblems to
ment was kept. Among the. papers: wrre
‘ \-
\
wan rpeot in that town in the capacity of ’
with which one day he utoulnlml and do 5'
lighted his fellow dim. lilo mrptiou
‘ ho abandoned .
the pmllmle «liming buxiwr uml urgent -,
At the Centennial eapmitlon at Phila-
aeveral lettrr firmly nml fitteluptfl, upon : piece» and 4“er“le the narrowly. The
which VIM printed the name of Y. .l. Neal ,' '"finm‘ "‘4“ m “ ”unfill” ‘0 ”‘h' “P
ham. prthlielwr or flu: “my (tn-m Libro— . "3"» and km the mlwlw rrnvwwl their
ry. :V: Wes-t Fourteenth street. Xew York. 1' “With. “3"an two men rrriulmly. (fit.
Thew were pens, permit and "n.5,," l'fl' . tuna hum-«l Io th'mr rt-mn- nml abattle
per hiltrh rat is mm! by pmmalifl» nmi lit' """9'" linrrrrii ”H'Wv ”W. lender 0‘ "it
emf! men generally. . nought, was ntaldml in (in; Male and back
It“ Monaloy,nmlthat um the no lhennlot
It Wm Mallard} My.
There were also mine. rrceipted bill.
when: to“l’. Manor-l." One or those
wage tor a blue parlor hat-ls amt. price 81!).
made by Thoma» ll. Graham. of Nmu
street, bore tsp-m the tab the name of l’.
Mallard. in the mole“ were a $5 and
610 gold piece. tooth hill» and some small
change. There win aim a lotto: signed”
“'. C. ‘Venlwnrth, of .Ithson, .\’. ll.
This. letter ref-«rind to Mn. Stmilmm, and
w.»- mke-u lu-wrminn of by Chi-vi of Police
John Y \ u .- but two. um! uwiv ;mlp— ,
lit. in“ 15. mmuer thought that the ‘
body w» cm! uf Mr, Xowilmm, and it
wwo not until yesterday alternmn, when
the burly bani been in If“ pave-«ion
(Wt-lliyviomf bonito, that u roportor in.
i’ornu-rthnllw‘el‘l that the body wru not
that ol Nemihnm, but oi Mullurd. [p to
5p. in. no om: iwl railed at the Murmur
'0 ilrnlil, the bud!
At thin hour Sen-diam arrivnlwml with
the coronrr blotted llfl.’ morgue. Before
the hotly mm nmmvrrmi Mouthmtn glanced
our the: apparel as! the tin #1..er and recog.
nized it. lie alwo eaxuuztmi the boat'-
equipment and then, pointing in the box
containing that llztfljn, maid, it til: it nigh,
"You; them- are nil Mullnrti'. ”mam."
Deputy l‘ornnrr Stillwril then «moved
the covering iron: tlw lli'lul mnn'n lace.
Seedharu lirmbllnglyrrdtmi his neck and
looked at the rm: "1 Tm [lien-d and then
turned away with.
"Yea, that in pom Mallard."
n0 Author'a Wart.
Then hogan: the coroner .mrue “MOW
tuna, which inclmled the “hiprmnt ol the
body to Sag limingwhevre Muliorol wna
horn,arui when-the only bland relativu,
two hitter», rm'ulr.
"He won the author of the “WP: e ('rma
library.” mid Mr. Seaman. " t tow
him on Monday, when he wan ’wlfl'llll]
quite well We owned the hunt ,iointly,
and, up no olol anilur. he spent mmh oi bk
time courting; When in town he [re
ueutly boarded with me at my tint. fill
’ent Fourteenth nt mt, wimh in nimrny
place oi imminent. He went. on a emote
”In."
to the locker ot the hint were found two
long letter» in Million?» own writing.
They were written in pencil um light
brown NW“ at ””ulpy paper such at he
used in writing his mp. Few of Mr.
Mullord'» friend» were aware that he waa
a tiplritunl‘out. although it was purported
by none at ht: pmmliatlc conlrrrea
Watched by re spirit.
Although blur-t with a fine ralnd all
a turtle pen. Mullonl'atriehda any thu in
recent new be karma What am
Mr. Within a year he tar written thirty-
ala any: lor’l’ha White (Irma
nearly oil at theta having to do with what
hwatpleamltoull'fihetmot t
and the no» power at the Iliad.”
titles or a few at than run-aye an
Man oi “Minuet." "m to
ten ," ”net! Teaching." "Law: at
Health," "lawn of Marriage.” Whaler:
mot Fear." earl “The Art oi Fore-mag."
The letter! laud la the cam time he-
rldelaltonl'u burly prove my eoaelaalro
lythattherpirttaalwortvlhallatlrnrholi
bin. llawrete them. it tron
in
rill!
and carried away dying. "\l‘llzl Dave"
Smith wit“ 26“!le m the abdomen. Th0
"night: gm. the want or it and retreated.
The people ‘01 the nm It mmrd tin-marina
and rent a [rm alter tlu- rough». There
waa no political elimination in the nttach.
A Veteran’s Awlul Fall.
(.‘mraoo, June l.-l)av'ul leans-rd. all.
A. ll veteran and janitor oi the county
building, in M5 Moria to protect the ting
he hm! fought fur. nu-t with a fatal acct
dent Saturday night. and flow lwsolying
M the. t‘mlmg‘ imwpslrtl. llrl'lurffhfll in
tho rnrmornl clay parade afnl when he re
tunml hr the mnnty building at 3 p. in.
he ‘Jllt‘t‘l'l-‘E‘tl that the flag was atill flouting
from the lap 01 the building. He went up
uvtnke it in owl on tiw way down tell
thrmnzh the light than. truth the top floor
In tho lm-enu'm.
lmttmn he atmck an electric light wire.
which nearly out but skull in two.
Remarkable (‘aae ol ”intake- Identity.
Hm}; The. June Lwrtino of the "um I!
mnrknhln mm of mintakcn identity on
record hon mme to light here in connection
with lbw Tobin murder at Franklin on the
night 0! March all hm. Daniel U'llrien, a
prievner in the Erie jail. was amp-em! ol
mnplinty in the crime, and twowltum
witively liltntlllt'tl him a a trump who
hal' hwn seen in Franklin on the «lay at
the murder, They nohmitatinuly printed
out U'lirlen {rum mount: ell-ten primm-n
who hurl learn ranged in a row in the jail
corridor, The police of (ill ("1” likewise
ldeltlli’lfifl the prlwner'e photograph an
that o! a man who nought locking in the
lockup the night More the tnurrler. The
fuel has been already cotablluhul that
O'Brien war a crooh from Symon, and a
telegram has been received from the chief
at police of that city saying that O'Brien
woe in the penitentiary [mm Murrh ll,
3m, to March ‘25, thua proving an alibi.
.. mew—p”... N—
A lira-Iran lie-We AwInl (rt-a.
Ntw You, June l.-Daolel Melfarthy,
axed twentyeigbt. ware rim-uteri lore m
brutal crime. Sitt'arthy went to hlehmne,
at lint Twenty-flat amt. innatlydmnk.
Ilia wile ark-ll him {or hie wait“ and a
quarrel ensued The woman had M nit
wake—old beta in her aria. at the time.
Suddenly McCarthy felled her to the floor
and then altar-l a vicious kick at the proa-
trate woman. The weak little child r9
culvert the toll (am at the Muir's {not in
“cumin, which so Injured it that it will
die. The woman we» aim dragged around
the worn and lrlahlloliy lento», Thy
woman. covered with blood and m
took the dying child to "theme cal,
the authorities ot‘ which reported the mat-
ter to the police.
. “Joule!- W ”In.
ltrw You, Jana i.—.wmo P,
too m. WWW“
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bane-urine". lam Martian-nun.“
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STA )l ‘n l). I‘US‘N.
overrunout tunrrsuuurn.
A practical. Bunillm Training Sellout {or
hothncrm. Etudenternteringdn who wring
can be fitted to tilt itlona in t e autumn.
Every barium hranc taught tlmronghiy. The
mileage in ”rim clam" in equipment. and erery
ment in rhnrge of ctmapctent, lmtm-
torn. Send lorrrataiogne. Ari mu,
President lerrlllluslnmcollege
STAMFORD. CONN.
DELICIOUS MINCE PIES
EVERY DIV l“ THE VIAG.
AWARD
- red ct all here
Rm Erwuwm tor
Superior Quality.
Clean/mess.
’ and r»mwnur.tr t i
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cum All. DISEASES.
Yer-not patient utucly and caper
«kWh-tn] that airfoil“ 4 no lllr-r are
then-m of every «them. is wumlrrml
renal: otter-twig, «lemma thlr ranae Illlw
the limo Liteor k'mlnmnd Wm ill-31th
noon a. it has ant-u ital lira Mm] WM
firms tram ert’ul authentic and a
animal Mair. in; um mtlrnmlleln (mu:
m * vr M
will 3n“ lull lrularn. tree.
lei ”oath malt. (Mon. or ‘l
mu. dint
Intent have
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I ASK YOUR OOOTOH ABOUT THIS.
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MI ‘lINEHY!
Nu. I7 Main Street,
Formerly‘l Water 8t.. Norwtll.
.luel melvedJm down "an today to eel]
without mne. all shnpm and color». at the
extremely low prior: 0! 39¢" {orator rice 8|.
One lot of Tints 20:. Ill Wreaths age-curb.
tine lot or line French (arm 30c..40e..500.
mob. Don't forget the number,
Seat to J. I". Bennett's dry goals More.
No. I? Alain Stunt. Norwall.
Economy and Comton!
l'r‘l’l
Gasoline Stoves
And avoid Heat and Expense during
' the Summer Season.
We have the very best make
THE MANHATTAN
IN All SIZES.
“'tll traitor-it and do all the work 0! a
stow Willi 1nd! the: trunhlr nn-l vtpense. Fifty
in line in “its town.
Call and See Them.
GASOLINE l5 GENTS A GALLON
W.H.Meeker&co.
.‘ll'r‘ll' HALL lll.4l('K.
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STlLLSON’S
)ln. swim to bow bum in n Inn-t unplrmnnl
luv-ti vim yrnr. ’l'ln- . urrrnt vnrmnuu- u!
maulwr lh-m brilliant in mmhrr (mm but to
dull). and (mm «In mm to Illllulwllf} an.» out
mmlm no- in limit I. I’bemz-llnn and I‘X‘H'D—
’ll'l- to tlw-e . Iran on thumb-M nulljm t the :3 -.
Will in mm: in. n mourn-u.» rllvmr. with h. it
“HI :1! unw rim kml. ullrh ham:~ on through-
out llu' mmmrr. Thou nmlnn inn-m ~[ll‘l‘llklly
tmtlnl. alter m runny luur pull-real lln“ “Nike
rm"; turxxlrntsnl’ tho tirip. ll l~ Illtl‘o'ult to
so) h-m rim [-tthlir health an be lit“ lfllll‘t'l-
Hi from lle‘ « lllllltlll r-lmntrw. but I n- Ia-t
mimounl {or luv ngninat them in {mind In
LOXA TONIC
Stillsnn's Elixir of lied Bari.
It will the n the appetite, all di-
reallon. eurlr the blood. build up the
system and make the weak sllroari I
an .‘i!
UVAN’S"
HEHEOIES I
tuna-l l’urn. 311.04. will In».
lmntrm‘tell a revere mid thin Tall. whirl:
with-slum my hmmhlai in!» nmlrnuml me
to bark amt mmtl- almmt nmllnmmniy. l
mum-d a good «tall at pal» In In] «heat. with
avenue»! weight or hearlnm that war er»
Immly “plenum. l pound me at
"Venn" l'mrah t‘urw. which gave my "lief
lmhle M hall an hour. and in alarm one
wwl'n time my mid haul entlrrlr diatom-M.
I have my) other which month in the not.
hut never mm amana that are web
would relief and ran u"\‘nn‘-" room: run.
which] "rapid" a "we lmlllr in? all pill-
roomy mum)”. Simon“ airmen.
at. U. Adrian. lnimmr. 3. JA
mun-u
Mr. Van NM:
home home the other night running mu
rthly trout mnwalnthe right rule-at my
lace amt heart. i applied your litmus-tic
ullml and navel: amid rubbing. Well.
Quinlan“! this“! was more than Mr min»
Itn’ one him the pain haul all m. m» a
dandy Motown and no ulnar.
tom. ma. ll. lion-m.
Hilton. N. .l.
m
no. "name. ”.4. reh. mm.
“enhflA'MM
for the rim! til-ethane”! yonrlthen-
with» can the Hair-eat it in: done Ina
Irv-imam lhavertlo
”“1!thlean own not have
acute-lit not W we. impolite”-
bartmnhmmtmdammttrht
now Welt will manhunt More your
eureka War mils-alert» up
mums-gm.
Wildly mm ‘
Intuition”.
mu Ira-nu. tom no} In. in
.. if}:
true way to retain it. What"
hold and we can do it poly by convincing you t
fit pays to deal with us. We believe in struightfbr
ward methods. There is such
into favor and jumping out
stays, it stays become it has an enduring unlit .
. Thorn is nothing Sin the nature of q y
. . about our Clothing: it has been
thoroughly. and they have not been found wanting.
‘ 1/3
. I ‘ H\
I V HE)’ us.
. ,. . . ’3 [ .." . ‘ ,
I4 sum H , autoimmune. '
I‘llfio‘ “I.
‘Faweetvs
l7 MAIN STREET, w
Elllllfl or an BARK.
man: it, but than is may one
we get we mint to
a thing 88 jutnping'
Wu. What: In style
an experiment
tried and tried .
tumult U p
M.’ 8. SMITH,
Insurance Building, 80th Norwalk.
a
“hi-for the grandest- announcement ‘ *
but we offer this week will be and MIL
Purely Bargains
'You will find in Iour Dress Hoods Department this AVt'Qk an All
VI 00] Striped Serge ju‘s‘t revolved i1 - '
. , ._ . . 1 a] the new and h ht shades
for 29¢ per yard, advertised elsewhere for 54¢ per yard? , ’
THE LARGEST LINE OF '
Black Dress 606' s
Xow un c-xhillition in th' ' dopartmmll.
K .,...,-t"\-. '
ONE OF THE SHEATEST BASES OF THE SEASON
CHINA CLOTH
For Tennis and Seaside Suitings.
()nly 15¢ ,pvr yaml.
of the season.’
Prim-s guarantor:
Nun-r wanrc sold loss than '56 por yard.
--—-oao-——_
A NEW SUPPLY OF
Frenchandicotch fiinghams
ordinarily mlwrtin-«l and sold for 1'51- :md luv
px-r yard: Wl,‘ will
soil for IN' and tin-ans. lung as tlwy lust.
._..___.‘... ._-..
sums. sums.
A rhuim- 1in of Saltwns. all new and handsome
to soil for 33w pc-r yard. WI“ plan-v on solo at
'2 l-2C-. l2 l-2c-9
wow——
CHALLIES.
Sonwthing thin and moi for tho summor sonson. wry Cheap
nml pretty. n-gulurly sold at tin- and :M- pc-r yard. wo :m- oxhibit-
mg snow forum» Wool: at m- pvr ynrol.
styles. bought
[2 l—20.
___ r” .._.....
Corset Cover Sale.
Great ml» of (‘orsc-tl‘ovors. lloxmt buy (‘nrsvt Covers nny~
whorovlsv lmtof us. {or woun- Iu-aulquurtom on mum and are
soiling groattumuitivo. A now arrival this «Iny which wo will
upon at tho To lowing prions: 'El’u'” :trua, 45v” rung, our. and 7.30.
000‘
Parasols. Parasols.
Do not Turret that wo om: do you "turn guml on ’nmxols in
mon- ways 1 mo one than any otlwr Immu- in "ill-l virinity.
stains AMPEM NETS.
Error-nu mid llm iory Nuts in plain and fmwy fllle-n. Tim
borttolxemn. rmmolwoyu norm-t. “not full In look
our lmnmnm stwk.
very
over
no.--“ u. ._.
Embroidered Flouncings.
Again We make mention of our immmmo aim-k oi Flounoing
that we are rolling; with no muvh success at prices as follows:
am. um, 71%.. m, 81.00. 81.25. tum. $1.40 and 813:5 per yard.
Shades.
Oil cloths. Oil OIoHIs.
AI. S. SMITH,
INSURANCE BUILDING,
BQDTl-I NORWALK.
w, ”me «*4
Norwalk Chronicler