Evening sentinel, Tuesday, August 25, 1891 · page 4

 

 

 

 
 
 
 

 

 

 

 

Ington Street,

At One-Halt

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The Clothiers,

 

 

 

 
 
 

Ito maike iii an ob.
we have

WROORRM it Perlins’
3”" ~ saver Brand
IiiIl llalt PottIIIi Boxes.

when you Want Candy

{5mm You mm
MERE THERMOVRETER

m lilac; one in ourwiudow?
o not? we will show you

191 new
NEW STATIONERY

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fit. Books

in. Topular Styles and
Low Prices.

Mug Store.

‘3 Without st. South llorwall
airliSEfiENDENT. '

m~_*_.fi. .. .n ..

Shunt-i A. trams,

mmi’i‘éiiféc'li.
Regains int Saturday.
”Ron CASH.

TEA. TEA. TEA.
COFFEE. :OOFFEE; OOFFEE.
m?” OOTTER.

Try our Bic Rutter.

turn Ml... SllIilll.
53120 you train Sheet.

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TllE EVENING SRNTINEL.

 

JANE! GOLDEN. Editor and Proprietor

 

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Ola‘lfit l month. milk-ems; single copies,2 oeutn.

 

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fimtbflery lempehtnre. with lunch Gilli!-
ness and n continuation of mthrrly and
southwesterly winds. The weather in thin
vicinity to-morrow promises lobe fair to partly
cloudy. with slightly falling temperature.

 

HIM-lure Aline-Inc for 'I'o-morrow.

Sun Rises Sun Sets i lligh Titlc' hwr Tide
more at am. III we. I III II-In. .

 

The slimmer “Kate C. Stevens" has
been overhauled and repainted.

Willie Banks, son of John W. Banks.
is seriously ill at his home on Seaside
Place.

V A valuable cow owned by Mrs. J. J.
Cape, of Fairficld avenue. died yesterday
afternoon.

The hat shipments from this city for
the week ending, August 22 were 835
times and 160 crates.

W. M. Saunders' “Spot" is entered for
the 3:23 pacing race at Huntington. L. 1.,
Thursday, September 3.

 

 

Two of the most skillful swimmers at
Bell Island are Miss Louise Cowperthwait
and Bliss Jennie Schnldyce.

—Last Sunday excursion to t‘oney ls-
Iund. August 30th.

J. R. Raymound and family are picnic-
ing on Nauvoo Island to—day, going down
on Captain C. W. Rogers steam launch
"Paul?

The Fairfield County \t'. l‘. T. U. and
other temperance workers will hold a
social gathering at Brooksidc Park to-
morrow.

J. R. Raymond exhibited a large
tomato this morning which he mused in
his garden. It. weighed one pound and
three quarters.

—100 baskets of fancy, yellow frw

stone peaches. $1.00 basket price for to-
day, at (flurry. E. Seymour's.

Captain Edith Marshall. of New York.
will luucchnrgc of the Sulvutmn Army
meeting,» on the Washington street bridge

‘ Sunday next.

George Belted East Norwnlkmiccemls
William Tamuumy In; clerk in the South
Norwalk post oliee. Mr. Tammany will
learn butting.

——We make our own ice cream from
strictly pure cream. Depot restaurant.

 

The South Norwalk hm l‘ olice held a
mini meeting last evening and acceptr
ed the imitation oi the MamnronI-vk
Fire Department to participotm in their
pomde September 21.

The wmmittm having charge of the
appointing of a date to hold a public
meaning to talk over the hospital project
will meet Wednesday evening. September
9, in the ofllce of Attorney J. ll. Light.

Today the twenty-31th annual our»
vention of the Connecticut branch of the
(Swneeticut Total Abstinence Union of
America. is in erosion in Danbnry. There
will be present about two hundred dole»
gnu-II.

«The people of South Norwulk can
leave their tickets for the piano for the
Mayflower flood: and ladder t‘o.. of
Boot Norwalk. at Room a \Vilmx‘s or
George Lockwood's before August 27.

 

Yesterday was the mutant fruit dny
intbo hhtory oi the New York. New
Haven and Hartford “filmed. Nine
extr- trnlnl of 185 m, eightyvtwo of
which carried pouches. went over the
road to Boston.”

Allen B. lieu; a Rye butcher. wnII
arrested in this city yentctrlny afternoon
upon complaint of Wm. M. Terry It ('0.
fordebt. Thi- Inorninghe gm bomb
ormforhh ranch utthetbpv
WW We! the 0mm

L4.Pilionrpuy will IlDay street. ro-
mlved todsy II check for warm"
wreku‘ benefit in the Nonmvt Emlow-
mt Order of Wm. Inn, which
it. II Mulching branch in this city. Hr.
Dempsey joined the order but April. and
remind the nmouutol hlII benefit eight
days after tiling his claim.

The veteran of OldWell llooknud
udder oompnny, emlmiclng thouevrho
were when from lurch. 1874. to
latch, me. will hold thelrrtnnunl reun-
lanfleptemter 14. A meeting will he
held III-murmur ermhglnthemy natal
topaerrlutgemells.

Whallttlechupertlnn ltwrs n
yuago.mdpeochum more plenty;
hmngreotdealofcennlng. Notwly

 
 

 
 

 
 
 

 

South Norwalk.

Tbereport in circulation up town of
the death of John Murray, of Franklin
avenue, is untrue.

 

The workmen engaged in sinking Mrs.
E. l’. Wood's well struck water yesterday

‘ at. a depth oft3cntyv t3'p loot. ,.. .1 I
II 1—hour“ Wimcirer broiigbt hit»

 

the local market, will arrive this after-
'noon for Leroy Adamo.

The Alpha Wheel club will take n run
about town this evening. starting from
Jackson's jewelry store at MS.

Conductor Charles Vaughan has been
running on the llanbury and Norvmlk
division in Conductor Dyne' place.

The new compound engine for Cap-
taiu Peter Becker‘s oyster steamer "Fred-
die W. Decker” arrived this morning.

~60 to Miller a Semple’s for best
Delaware panties, Cd per basket.

The carryoil “Wellington" conveyed
several South Nor-walk people to the
lawn may in Lyons Plains last evening.

Fred Mom] and family,| of Berkeley
strwl. accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. C. A.
Blockmun, ore picnicing at lloton Point
today.

Miner D. Randall has sold u lot to
Snmh Gertrude Goodfcllow. extending
through from East avenue to St. John
avenue. ’

.~\ peach festival “ill be Flt‘lll in lllt'
West Norwolk chapel tomorrow I'VI‘ll‘
ing. A carryall will run from South
Norwnlk.

~100 baskets of fancy. yellow free
money-aches $1.00 IIIII-Ilrct prit‘e for to—
day. at t‘lunI. B. Seymour’s.

The peach festival and entertainment
of Mayflower Hook and Ladder company
will be held in Randall’s Hull. East Nor-
walk. this evening.

 

The water comnIieIionern give notice
in another column that. the waterou Fair»
field and Buyview avenues will be tum-
cd oil for a few hours to-morrow.

(‘ourt Mahackemo, No. 7580. Ancient
Order of Foresters. will hold a special
meeting at their hall on the bridge this
owning. Ewry "lumber I» I'I'Iyllt'olt’tl to
be prm'ent.

James Phillips nnIl Joseph Whalcu
wen: arm“ by (‘ou‘alnblc "all. in East
.\'on‘ral|r. last night. for vagrancy. JIIII~
rice Morndl gave them ten days eat-b in
the county jail. ____

The annual collection of St. Mary's
churc h enIlI-d Sunday. There was in the
neighborhood of $1.. I00 rilll'l'll and below
the week us over Rev. W. J. Slot-Inn I'Xv
pecur it will reach 133000.

John E. Scamlnn. editor of the Con-
nt’Clll'uE Catholic. who died in Hartford
yesterday. was related to the Murray
family. of Franklin avenue. lie was

' well known in Now-oils.

Richard L‘llomumlieu. of East Nor-
walk. was suustruck in llI-llport. L. l..
Saturday. He was brought to his home
on lleury street yesterday and his condi—
tion in reported as being very serious.

W. M. Copy) and 1-3. B. ('onover. of the
Bell Haven Lawn Tennis club. were at
the Norwalk lawn Tcnuin club‘s grounds
yesterday practicing for the coming tour-
norm-rut. A number of members of the
above club are in town today.

The solectmen will hold aversion to
examine the qualification» of electont.
and admit to the olector'II oath those
qualified on Wuhwduy of the Iomroml
week before town election. from 9 mm"
until 8 pm. Applicntionn ”to be made"
can now be bonded in.

~lt‘a good. iIIn't it? You have found
it out for younirlf by buying II bottle of
KnIIpp'II Root Beer Flatmct and making
It delicious beverage.

 

I
W‘s“..-

you. r. W III-II diuyrhlair their
of. [awe-true, tlIlII city have go much
Immmd In health duriitg III‘III my in
Barth-Tn l’iutn. it. (1.. thnt they hove
coocluhd to remain for several years.
They have enlarged their home there
and nude many improvement. ranking
it one at the moat ottrwtivv militiamen
in the place

Alert Delaware panda-tin town, 01.00
parhutetmtlilllrrlflmple‘o.

 

'l'wool the pupil. of Augusta Whit-
loch landing whom in Wilton,”
army from the salami about 5:30 o'clock
rid-morning; ’l‘hIshIIyru-aahoutntm
yearnoid. Murrow tothlrclty
hyilrI'Whltlantmd his W,who,
with the m of Chief Vellum.
mmmhlugoneof than. The
commuter at. can. eroded than:
endoplothls writinghnr nether-
caught. although it h thwght thnt Mi
still lutmvn. ,.

Alienation. .
MMMMWWIM
volt em fret instead of!!! fanta-
prtntui in that mum many.
The lmgthlll theatr- pipe from the
man phnlmetmorhIthe
nurvolrlnfmludmhulfmllu.

 

 

oll‘l' ol' TOWN Kills.

1

Wit-t II Going on Among Non-Ire Neur-
hy Nol‘hbvfl- [brie-I

Jame. Wilmot returned yestenlny aft-
ernoon from atrip to New Jersey.

It I. am: that Bar. .I. Brien It."
mil“ Dom ‘lbttddl Ming. frI In
thew-mo .li" w “‘I- .m' I
i All. tomorrow chew’tllh Null:

nideof his porch. What his IijI-c't III
has not. been learned.

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Duchy, of South
Norwnlk, spent Sunday with Joseph
Cowperthwait. who in camping out at.
Sculch Cove.

Rev. Mr. (lumey, of Long Island City

 

and preached two 0! the best sermons
ever heard here. _

Joseph llindley's homo ran away yes-
terday, starting from Captain \Verz‘s
house. lie was stopped after running a
short distance. The wagon seat was
broken.

The fair given by the lady friends of
lvanhoe Castle. Knights of the Golden
Eagle, in the (kettle hall. commences
next Thursday evening and continues
for three evenings and Saturday after.
noon.

The Sylviuls. of Stamford. who were

of eleven to ten. are mmiderul one of
the strongman teams in that town. They
had three pnIfI-ssionals in their tenor
Saturday.
IlI it til lhefitont.

lion nylon.
Miss May Doughty. hm returned from
a visit. in New York.
Mrs. Ilemonst and son John are visit~
ing "lands in l'old Spring, 1.. l.
Mrs. H. D. "(L-159". of Stratford, is
visiting at the residence of Daniel Wicks.
Mrs. E. Thonnn has returned from a
visit at ,lhe residence of E. Timon-s,
llarien.
William waury. of New York. spent

occupied the Methodist pulpit Sunday. 5

defeated by the Slum Sutuniay by a score '

but even then they I-IIuln’t ,

lllOVER EMBROIOERIES FlOONOINOS Elli.

m

A. DICKERMAN & SON,

84 Washington Street,

dren are the principal actors, but Mdlle.

Bertoldi‘s astounding disolationa and
twisting; are ellected with so much evi-
dent can and are withal so entirely
graceful, that it irks me to any one word
that my my! teatime-Isa)" rel-fortu-
nmac.‘ lilies Burtoldi appears with 'E‘”
W. 31W” company, at the Optinl
Vlotnw. Saturday evening. ‘

Doe ”with“ WWOWIIW ' " Neill "
Elbe grand opening attraction at Bunncll's
Bridgeport theatre, Saturday evening,
August 29. “The Millionaire" is a well
constmctcd play, with an interesting
plot and well written dialogue. A pleas-
nnt love story runs through the plot and
makes it very intern-sting.

Prom-e to not an Accident.

 

South Norwétlk

ksouvn, NORWALK. court.

 
 
 

"TéI'IIoI I’Ii'o'oid‘en."
Real Estateand Insurance
WASllllliiTMl STREET,

 

emsuuunn till.

0"")! All” "mill“l'k
39 West Street, corner Trinity Piece.
sown NORWALK.

()fllce llourII—tl to Illa. In. lz’to'lp. rn.. aand
Bro" . p. In. lyl 33m

 

 

FIIUND.

‘ N the l-‘alrllrounds. nsum of money . whlI h

the owner can have by grovlné property.
Apfity to W illlum )l. Soon Iuth “VD;
wn . .

 

 

Or a product of art but a _,
phase of nature. like an opening flower,
said Herbert Spmcor t-lo (‘uctus Blood
Cure was touched from the necessity
for relief from the terrible scourges of
.acrofula and specific dim Science
now admits that it only Is able to non-
tralize these blood taint» and restore
health. '
Sold at Plaistcd‘s dmg atom under the
Mahackemo Hotel. South Norwalk. Conn.
‘ Michael Shea. an exprernman, won
Lcnught under the ruins of a falling build—
ing in Hartford yesterday and had both
lcgnhmken.

gulufaiutnrqls.
MUSIO llIll, SOUTH IORVIILI.

A'Granylflening.
FRIDAY EVENING. Aug. 28

BY APPEA BANHE 0F

 

Marie Ruben Frohman

. lII tier Pomona Uoloninl Play.

THE WI‘TOII!

Support-1| by

 

Sunday at the residence oi Artist
Doughty.

The peat in the lots mar the depot in
still burning. notwithstanding the heav y
showers Sunday night.

Rev. E. D. Kwaett, of Stamford. ad-
ministeml thcsncrnmcnt of the Illrll.~‘
Supper in the Methodist thumb Sunday
morning and preachul an excellent
Hermon in the evening. Rev. l". W.
t'rowder preached in Stratford.

The normal excursion oi the llovmyton
Social club will take place tomorrow.
They will go to lvllewiltl Grove, L. l..
in Captain Dc “’aters sloop “(‘lIiI-f.“
towed by Captain \V. l. Stevens steamer
“Kate t' Stevens." The boat will how
the Homo Point dock at 10:30 o'clock.

fintnuel lhn'is hired a turnout irIIIn
Liverymun lhiiloy. of Darien. Saturday
evening. for the purpose of inking more
frienIlII to [town Point. They hadpro
contains far as Jack Vincent‘s when
they were run into by Ronald D.
Lyour' carriage and the cm bar and
shaft of Mr. Davis‘ sutmy were broken.
llc secured another carriage from Mr.
Vincent and returned home.

“'nt port Indl Hang-l urlr.

(.‘ompo Engine company in making
great preparations for their picnic in
Mitchell’s grove. on Labor Day.

William D. t'olcy and Mrs. t‘IIlI-y.
Juno-II lilynn and John Duly went on tho
llounotonic excursion to HIITIIIIIgII yoater-
Ill”.

\‘igilnnt Engine in raininga sub-crip-
tion {or the purpI-II- of whiting thI-
rum-him» and purchasing new uniforms.
Fonuuou Darrow IIIIII charge of the
money thus mined and already has a
good mum on bond.

Christ church ynriIIh will hold a special

log. Ill 7:30 o'clock. to discuss the tuuttI-r
of callingn rot-tor. Among the condi-
Ilnuemllm. ll. N Wane of Burling-
ton. N. J.: WW. Dir. Rom-wit. of llig
my”. Itohuuttdlhrv. T ll. Holifofil.‘
stadium Win. The salary III p.200
it I.» quI the one atom vet-m. ‘

l I, W~¢wwmu “43. Hi

TIIA‘I‘BICAII A'I'I'IIM‘TIONH.

n

r It.:-. «I ' ‘

mar Marathon.
An lute-radios feature of "The Witch. "
the play of Puritan time-I. in which
Harte [lube-rt Prelim will appenr at
)fuIIlc llall on August all. in the intro-
duction of some unique and mutilate
my. in the met when the left
of the stage. may harem thoold Waller
House. in the centre, near the shore in
thud Phlllplingllrh. II Salon Wit-til
whom would of wllcluznltmd irn«
primal but whoimnaged minute hiII
maps. Nut mum charm-I of
the Rev. Ilr. Mir. where the witch
craft deluslrms RrIIt occurred, while on
the right in nrrprnunhtionof the dwel-
ling of themtforttnnte Reba-cu Rum.
who our hanged on 0querqu non
witch.

Awrtterhathrflimtnglnmdknghnd),
Octal-lynx”: “Jamar

inept-ledntrmprnrd at tiny'IIAhlt
week, hvhgumdalhattmthigto
the that at "the music iIIIll
ofthopflvilcir” “stoma-Hotlink“-
toldbwhouut-Wmlntlm
Woodmuichamterofhn
lute. lthmyahmgdnyntneel
MuM’rWhthm
Wilt-pretty and clover young“

to

 

 

meeting in the church parlors this oven- H

Assailant. III 24 Iansrs.

Sport.) scenery “tormenting Historic to-
no.

Int-intern.
N0 ADVANCE 1N PRICES'
"it"

 

Sent» on sale at Hoyt‘ u and tiregory II drn
atoms. on

IIIIIIIIAIII areal house.
hilt RIGHT Dilll. '
SATURDAY lllGlISl 29
THE BllSTllll
HOWARD ATHEREUM
STAR SPECIALTY (:0

30 STARS 30

Positively the mast and lost
Irfinatl llovrlty company
In the World.

Sent» now no min at "uh-'9. Sorwitlk. ntIIl
l'inlsttnl'n Huntl- XIIrunlk, IIIIIi

BIIIIIELL's THEATREl

BRIDGEI’DIT.

TELII'IIIISK I‘Iu. an

 

 

Brand Opening for Susan ’9I-‘92

Saturday Eiehing. Aug. 29

WITH

Mr. Dan Sully

lu launder Miami-en‘- ilreut Muster Work.

The Millionaire”

P IBE8~256.. 53.15:. and SI

Tori; our!“ Thurs-IIIZ. Avail» :5. or II II. III:

SEPTEMBER I"
Cut. lllllilten' 9 Opera to.

A PEAOR FESTIVAL

‘ " win. as Ins-Int AT 'rIIII

West Nor-walk Union
Chapel
UN

VIEOIESOli EVEIIIO. ROB. 16.

A short lantern and um “tandem-Int
will be nlven.

mAbilltlfitDNI In t 'm.
"l“i. will run tram Holm' sto-
hie II 7:11) My mm, It

Notlc

I: WA‘l'flt on filrilridm
view avenue. nor!‘ of lllh
he abut oil tomorrow
fora luv Into III-he mam
fir-

‘ A Int Milestones.

Almond . eal.

“via “WM ANION?“m i. will mm

mm».
own you once. which“ mom
“Mutton.

 

 

 
 
 

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“drill. ’2,"
lacrntm nu

 
 
 

 

. ‘lVE roomnon Burbank street: "new ly pay-I r-

,eursi “915E IIIII LOT

 
 
 

 

MM lrl “(fibfirgm
W" In: mil...
Stolen! $Ill Reward;

LOST.
()Rbfl Thumbs) August J). at Roton Point, or
tween t ere and Five Mile ltivw
Station. a lady's Gold Watch. with short.
Ibain. Anita lerewurd will be paid for Ila

return to l.. .lhi. “' ood ll W eel avenue. city.
W

 

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[‘0]! SALE 0|! T0 RENT.

1101753 on llenry Istrcet. East Norwnlk. con~

tnlning nine rooms. with good burn, well
and fruit trees on I'Omlrtt'fi: tlrstwlaso order
throughout. In turn of Marathon ll. ’l'olleo.
at llstth. Bailey company s or on the prem-
ises. ugh lm

 

 

" “ Tatum. ' M

ed and inlc-l. Apply to J. l.. Burbank.
til ri-Iuth Mn II hlh‘Q‘E South \IIru all: no!» 'it

‘Ol' it mum-I at .\o. lat South Main Ian-It.
from September 1. Inquire evening» on
lhI |Irc~lni-uof Mrs. William Mnyhr- II. “it‘ll”

‘lltl‘l Illl‘ lint of SI- ptIInlnr “Nilllfi on tho:
tit-It iioIIr .\o.‘ . t‘ III-stunt hlrl1l.lnl|llln
of J. l'. F’nnlrll ‘5 ill'lII-slnnt lecol. uuz'fitf

1)All‘l‘of hut-II No 5 llIIIrv urn-t. t room~

Rent low ton Flfli \ll family. VII-«session
Ht Itlllt'. .'\pply to \\. Young-oat Lockwood
.\lfI: l o. attzll lw

[jrll Khmllltl at \o l.‘ Fori Point road. RIM.
Vorunlk. lIIIIuirr of l" rank E- Day. unit. lw

vEni I Ill-1. \f’- IIeIIoIIIu‘I II.ImI-- ‘ -'n-uH IInIt
tillillll‘. House has ll rooms.
Vl' illlnIII llimllr)‘, ltnricn. _( onn. tlv»

Alan'- -ll00.\l cottage on Qdiutird EvinuI.

Appl) to Charter l. 0.1an I! Quintarvl
IVO'lIlll’.

 

lllh It
I-‘IIIE SA LEE
l ['11 l)l.\'lv LOT: for sole for 3:1” on llIe' II-
nlallnteut plan no inlc not: no min
prior-aim any lots: lln y are Kinda! and tll’n
l being: tirelte [wt to are I- old “at“. ”1%
tol'. B Smith. near t ball ground “om -
Ol' SE“ and building into at Adamo;

want avenue. an; t if
prices. Apply NE. A. \Voodward South
rwull

l

lOOK AT THIS'

$l, OOO IN OASR

lot 51: Ft. Front. till it. Deep.
nous: Ius I2 seems

Ntwly pupa red 'lhrec nIlnulnI from Depot
and llhl l'nlll‘. A omit lhrualn Twenty
"\I‘Ptllfll’f.‘ of Loan Awnintlon Stork trans.
lerrui III pun- lInI-I-r thus giving him I: I bonu-
to [on bolnnm monthly on longtime pit) menus.
For more portiI ulIInI Ilul on

W. S. Bailey,

No. 73 Spring street.
ulBEu StIl'Tll \'|)lt\\‘.tl.l(. I'UNV.

rum. Izs'ra'rn.
TH E

Woodward Homestead

lllO lOJOIIIIO OROOIOS

To lot for Season or Tom at
lam

At Reasonable Price

.'\ppl) to ,
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" We are NOT going to add Liqu
Iqu Business.

A

ubhtoorlmrlnudflremciomuw

'do with it.

We have as line a line of Staple and l"

state. Bythepntn neg-Io! the public in the pact and the momma: time
we will III-he olivine wltlmt it.

Compare our prices and our goods with any in this city or town and learn why
we are‘ih'e ludipg Grocer
We can rent you to the “queen' a laid“ In anything you wish to untold».

[cove your orders and receive prompt

’ Peat Moss

l

STABLE BEOOIIG.

Im cImeIIIIIIIIIeie-Itauetet I
OMIF IRE llilSl. .OF Sillll‘t

*1”‘TT1' Y f‘t

HAZ ELTO N

And

Cross Creek

COAL.

Hickory. llalI, Pine and Chestnut
1900.

Baled Hay and Straw
liRlIll lllll FEED.

RaymundBrothers
THE EAGLE

lilillT llllllSTER aIeIeIr.
SAFE. PRACTICll llll) FAST.

 

 

This wheelhua been thoroughly tested and
cannot fail to be n favorite among wheelmen.

J. BAPTIST PERRY

Agent for \‘orw ulk and \iI inity.

out. a- as [In moral street. I orner day
P. o. Boga. I South Nurwafk m-

Morning. linen and Right

—————'l‘.\ FEE——

lOlATONIO.

One Bottle Thoroughly convinces.

m2! 3m

 

it i wrhhhhfiwmnny Ieoplr there are
who‘ut'ar lrul flrrl ”Bllll Inn-em to think
it of no lmpurtmwe or t tat nothing mod
lion. for it. They would not be mean-learn
If they re mired lIIIvr null) serious llIeInnl-
33““ “III tin-y think or my. ‘ltwillgo
utter ow bile.‘ \t' e do not mean the II -
ultimate oI-arilnm which all experience
after a lnml- lay“! work,‘ but that ALL
«ONE. WORK I l"l‘ PEI-JAN" phlth l3
inlly overpowering in the morning
wIcn tlII body should be refreshul IIII
ready tor work. It is It IntstokI to allow
this condition to mrntlnm,” the body m.)-
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or some disuse may gain I foot-hid
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ground quickly loses its istrbnglh.
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home. Grind as you need and
take care that it is not. ground
too course, when the strength
cannot be extracted, nor too fine,
when it will be muddy in spite
of you. This is a. matter of ex-
periment. Coffee is most. always
overroasted, then you lose the
very essence of the aroma. We
roast light.

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Bchls, are speedily cured by
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vacr known; to (oil ALI-mods
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