m trout a 3
least: euugii, 52
will?! the best 6!
”the“ skill pr». 0"
mule was ltnz‘.‘ f"
' blewtellcvc. m 5,,
did not expert in
Mghamuhilw.
survive; but
it. in Royal, ...- .
maxim-1min , ‘
i .4 in let rite ;.
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“slit wonLc's v.24»;
’ “ “ 1 9.9.9.9323319 no.
fit
new nutter, at 350 lb; or 4% lbs.
$1.00? It is immense. .31 lbs.
fancy crostnery Butter. 01.00;
280 lb. Northlleld fancy print
Butter, 80c lb. The best Flour
per
Flour 50¢ bag. 31!»! fancy Cali-
. . fornla Prunes, 26c. ,
Raisins, 3 lbs. 250. 41bit Soda Crackers, 250. 3 lb D. Milk Crack-
ers, 25c. Fresh Country Eggs, 17o dos. Home raised Potatoes
80c bu. All of our goods are open to cash purchasers. Our prices
are the lowest, considering quality.
Binaries E. south.
as wasnmeron mm.mrn.sosm
Have‘you tried our line sweet
bag 00c; other good
Extra line
in...» .
stunts
; Vii-ts .1... be
after .wss .1
1W1: ‘
It is a title intrusion and Restorer.
filllCE,‘ 75 etc.
11112111411
, ituunanzs- BLOCK.
W
on ”may mail. in ad-
mpald: Ons mouth. 60c; three
fl! months. {3.50: one year, tom.
”Hm lac a week. to be paid
. y . 1 I l I It'll—"Want." “To
“Wide" Advertisements. not ex-
,avaltass. one time. fictthree times.
film W Baadin‘ little”. lilo. I
m and death notices, me. Sched-
”fordispland advertisements for
‘hbplleatlea.
WEI—cue. lid Washington street.
m: telephone cull. 92.5. Branch
mlSWall street. Norwnlk; telephone
ngOATIONS should in tsll «uses be
11!! nvsuuxo SINTINIL
80m lionwaut, Conn.
FRIDAY, trance 30, not. K
Present Day British Novelist“.
Wit contributes to )lunscy's
- a paper of readable gossip
the people who write fiction for
1 . . today, particularlythc young;
ills. Portrnite of them are giv-
uo, and it mus-t. he mud that sum» of
m altogether good looking. Je-
,. 5 Jerome and Dr. A. l ‘1 mm Doyle
like strong, splendid young alli—
There in it fullnc.“a of l-vavl‘ mid
physicaleswellnsimrliu- .l~trcn_-.;th
t them which is rt'fiw filing. Jllllh‘s
Barrie, “Barrio of Thrmnm" ltuvkfi
delicate, as though l4 \U l‘“ u dys-
llldsat “plate all night and l‘l'lllltl-
5 llllll‘l' lllml was
it ln‘ "Ill. “'i'll lH lull" lt-n
a View of life.
musing young Ft‘vlili linl‘lllrl in
l 83 years ohl.‘ Nearly nll m.- -‘ll('-
. present day BrmHh lli'l‘ livt-e urn
. Rider Huggm-d hum-ll i..- only
,Yfl he is it rich nun hire-mum”
has been his sum-ms. 111- has all
.mtly that "till 11min l'nr p'rfcrt
« .. one, fame. moneyacountry llnnso‘.
in -t social standing Mill a lowly
, and beautiful children. Yet hi~
book was a failure. and in... second
{We Cl] netted llllll 850. But "She"
. . _..t him $50,000. Tlllllllilrl Hardy is
. most popular Dill‘l‘llel nf it“, Miss,
ll says. Be it! 53 3‘11er old.
luLondon there is u strikingt'oteric
young novelists who or» till friends.
_ n Kipling, with his ”Plum Tales
... the Hills," belongml to them he-
. immigrated toAIin'rim. Zungwill,
' Jaw, who rose to notice with his
. _I 1 stories from the lilo-it“. is (agent
1? let. Another is lnuhleuuir .ll-l'nme
. .ne‘mmuruus jnlil‘llullni livlhm
because novelist. lie haul it rough
- , too, for yours; llllll m-lnnly
him the money hthl futih- tn.-
M yelrs have brought him. (‘uthui
, B one of the new sv-l. with his l'ltt-
t, rhythmic English. lint thv lint-
Welilt with the rlm'trh'. fiery im—
lion, after all. in thit'r linugzml.
. is was only In, in: mm private
to Sir lit-my lluthr ill Nulnl,
WHOM in “39 I’llltll lim'hl' 1.1“:-
the dwuutent declaring i ll" Truth—
“Wk territory. “v l'l'till lliw Iil‘xtl'"
in a ringing VUlI'U uml thv-n
4 nponatnblcnndt't'h-d nut. “(hut
lb queenr' These llUl’r‘llr-ln. lu-
line. Hamil Grunt}. nuthnr of
Hesvenly Twins," ill!“ will!“ of lllv'
( who It'll linking; lliv plume of
. ,Tllllcht'my and (‘llui'lv - Il-uhlu
- v
t.
..
Uhflfllna Ullt'hs .‘t‘nnw.
Ohm elude th broth-Ire who luhl it
they did not lilmttppliul in n jntlgr
,. V. it datum]. 'l'lwymluv l'I'leml
: ’ Whit. The broiluvr . upplird to
judge, who grunt-"l their plva,
.. M are now giving thum- llml
‘ ‘ 1 they'lll bulmowu ulull'rllte
Well. it shown on tul-l jumble
.if there is really hhy low in thc
, ,wlen one judge iimy luwdly do
‘ ’ another in the smm- «utility thinks
‘ mot.
‘ why lltvllld but ntiyluuly t'lmnul'
without legal [mi-mime" if ho
” him really any law ouullmt
Willy is not in mom of the
:w'b new minim tn him not
> M M93. Hit- utit'csturs umy
f: Win-o that it lets [mom
,7 “I“ life commorclnlly utul Mitflltl'
“Well!" band. it may lie mph u
I ‘ ' M name “ill it runes-A PV‘
, “but: in ridicule. Toke more
What known familiarly m
. m (1 ill. The illtlwl liliuulml,
trod ”Men "1' lmly may bu
- main“ name llmt mute...”
stricken Mill luw
‘vfhlfll gifted individual may
i i Mi! with so common a
' “will believe, anything
no ever come from nun who
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no
a .
”in book.
W
‘ Won WWW statue is
W to say with norm
H My of that home
. i “W pl‘QFl'letil. lum‘i it 1'
fly rights at all in
died there spparenily in
mi! vrhat baptism
d law. To deny till;
“Oh man for a crime of his
Ya m Vinita its it!!!“
W it!" (clicked mill-fl
“it. We llfi‘ll wart-oi»
A Discussion on IMO-3|.
The rabid editor of s free trade per
in Dover. N. 11., lately told s we ‘ug-
man that free coal would be a great no
fit. to him. The discussion which follow-
ed was in the main as follows:
Laborer-You have admitted that the
present depression is largely due to the
uncertainty and delay in lurid legislsr
tion.
Editor—Certainly. Every one admits
that.
Laborer~fiow much do you thinkl
would be benefited by free cosl?
Editor—Coal from the British prov-
inces can be delivered here at a good
profit at“ per ton, and you 'now pay
$6.50 per ton, and you could save $2.50
per too with coal on the free list. 4
Laborer—4 understood you that the
lurid raised the price of an article just
the amount of the duty. How, then, will
the repeal of a 75 cent duty on a ton of
coal reduce the price 32.50 per ton?
Editor—0h, that will be the result of
competition, and the Pennsylvania ruin-
ers cannot compete with the miners of
Nova Scotla.
Laborer—What will become of the
Pennsylvania miners?
Editor—0f course the mines will be
closed until the miners will work chenp
enough so that they can also sell coal at
Oi a ton.
Laborer—Then the new lurid is in‘
tended to reduce wages?
Editor—0h, no indeed. that is not the
object, though no doubt the wages will
be incidentally reduced at first in many
directions.
Laborer—l use half a ton of cool a
month, and you say that with free coul
I could save $2.50 on u too or $1.25 per
month on my coal bill. Now, my wages
have been reduced 28, per cent and you
have admitted that the agitation of the
tat-ll! question caused the depression
which reduced them. You have also ad-
mitted that incidentally the proposed
tariff itself would reduce wuges. Before
reduction my wages amounted to 33 pm-
dsy. Now please explain bowl am bou—
eflted by saving 01.25 a month on my
cool bill while I lose $21.84 a month on
my wages. I can hardly see where the
saving comes in.
Editor—«it is evident that you and i
do not think nliltc on the tariff question
Good night, air.
This conversation took place in the
presence of several witnesses and illus-
trates fairly well the eii'ccts of the pro
posed Wilson tariff on labor.
Farmers and Free Trade.
English agriculturists are not satisfied
with their experience of free trade. A
correspondent in the Mark Lune Express
of Jun. 8, Mr. Jami-s Hunt, l2 Hampton
Park. Bristol, wrote:
“If we are to compute nnliun thh nu-
tiou, we can give proofs that Aun-rivnn
protectionist artisans are earning and
saving more money than English free
traders are."
The writer concludes his communica-
tion with the following significant pin-uh
lel:
A FALSE PROPHET.
Some of Cobdcn's as- l‘roofs of false proph-
scrtions that. con- cry:
vetted Peel and
Gladstone:
Land would not be
driven out of cultiva-
tlon by the repeal of
the corn law's.
Lend owners have
nothing to fear from
free trade in corn.
.‘s‘mirly twill“ tu-m
lune been drawn out.
Rents and auricul-
luml hind values have
lllllt'll from mm .10 per
Cl‘fll.
if nlllhe land incul-
llvntlon :0 years ago
nu worth moon acre
and has fallen to per
cent. that in it loan of
in u country grow.
Inn in population and
advancing In prosper-
ity lunll always in:
creams in value and
without any help from ”I an mm.
the owners.
The land of Eng. in “Win: grew 17,.
land would .prtuiux'u
25.1mm) qtlll’lvrn of
when! per ennum.
We should always
have a natural pmtrt:~
lllll‘l of 10s. M. per
quarter on wheat. in
the shape of carriage
from abroad.
We might as well
doubt that the sun
would rise on the mor-
mw an doubt that. in
it) yrsrsnvsry civilized
nation on earth would
have follow-ti our free
lrads espmpls.
(llldlll winner“. in l9":
(limlll Lluum
l-‘rvhthtn for ulu-nt
on: now ln‘lllw :bt. a
quarter. and it lltl‘
been mrrml free. no
ballast.
Not a single nation
on earth ha» followed
our example. Mill all
free market here.
l‘ne Truth In the Details.
loaded a funeral in Plekenu county, (1:1,,
through solid marble to llmlitt llill grave,
his grave were Im
from the north.
corpse and the hole in the ground.
There they
clotls ratthrd
rowhlrisbonss.
(3M ‘0‘ I! {I the Hell.
museum
vslssd «sinuous, sud this. too.
loom Wot
are heavily tsrlmt one
main ln return for I
The late Henry W. Grady very trrsely
described the effects of free trade: i no
of a poor man. They buried him in the
midst of a marble quarry. They out
yet the little tombtitonc they put. above
him was from Vermont. They hurled
him in the heart of a pine forest, and yet
the pine coffin watt imported from (.‘in-
cinnstl. They buried him within touch
of an iron mine, and yet the nulls in his
collie and the iron in the shovel that dug
from Pillsbury.
They burial him the sltle of the best
cheep grazing country on the earth, and
yet the wool in the coffin bands and the
coffin bands themselves were brought
The south did not far-
nish a thing for that funeral but the
got him away. and the
own on his codln. and
they burial him inaNewYori coshand
s Boston pair o! shoes,snd a patrol
brooches from Chicago. sad a shirt from
Cincinnati. leaving hint nothing to carry
into the neat world with him to remind
trim of the country in which lislivsd, for
which its fought for four years, but the
chillof blood in blsvsinssndtbstnss-
rum-imam: d
twirling
"ATE All” “ATTINH.
Iontlt Norwali lam by Way of the
American Ilalsu.
Hattie; for the month In South Nor-
walk bus beenilrst class. Each factory
not only issues its own special shapes,
but as the styles of the leading mull
dealers in the large cities appear, each
maker is called upon to fill orders on
them, ranging in size according to de-
mands from didmt sections of the
country.
it ioolts like busy times at the two
factories of the Crofut a Knapp Co.
The Collins & Fairbanks hat has sold
Well, and the Spelltnan Derby, which is
thhi season being inadeby them, is one
of .‘rlr..‘lpellmsu's best productions, and
is taking well with the best retail trade
The Vullt llat mmpany are very busy
indeed. The liarrington hat is an ex-
mm», shape, away from any other style
issued, and their customers cannm 0 im—
plain of not having something new ulter-
ed totlwm, The best of it is they are
selling many of them.
Raymond a l'omstock have introduc-
ed runny bandnome stylu in still and
soft huts. and. the colors are excellent.
Business for the month has been first
clsse, and it loch as though it was going
to keep up right along, especially on light
C(ihmt.
John l'. Wilson It Co. have been
crowded with work for the past two
munihe. They do a large business in the
leading cities in all sections of the coun-
try and their factory is uniformly inn-y
at all times.
The South Nurwalk. list company use
matting their style. after the leading
shapes introduced, and their customers
have stood by them, well knowing that
their goods always turn out timeless
not give p’rfect satisfaction.
Willium Ii. liubhell is having very
btmy times and turning out some of lht‘
very. in at work that be ever did in body
melting.
The Adums lirothern' Manufacturing
company have been getting a good shore
of business and think the outlook is
good for the balance of the season.
Uttu Barthel and wife have haul s
very pleasant Florida trip. The founda-
tion is now being laid for his new
sevrnty {not work shop.
Raymond & Combtock are making the
New York police helmets this season for
J. ll. Hpt-llmnn. The] will be a dark
pearl.
O'Brien .li' Stanwood have given up
their New York retail store and are
devoting thcir attention in their
store under the Hoyt Tlieattr block.
They hate also a small factory on Water
street where they are mnnufscturing.
Martin flutes, .lr.. if: ('0 ”s new factory
at South Norwalk, Conn, is now run-
ning on full time, and the tirm now
fact: l’ll‘ll steadily for the next six months.
Purebred wilh four.
new flmvgemwn
alllVf'.
douhtully saved her life.
from this city yesterday afternoon near
The engineer's promptntss un
mg the track near Norwalb. The aim;
the wsy. «whammy News.
llrtlsr M the Golden truss.
uremic. Wrduvstlay. Twenty comman
members were meson! from out oft we
the mtnl membership increased by near
ly two hundred, The amount of lost"
nearly sumo 000.
”5325.15. with its-in ” viii".
Referring to the visit of a large dole
gallon from Nelson L. While Print. (5. A
it, of llnntlury, to linrilngham l’nsl, o
any»:
were toppled.”
mini-3i; iii; MS}?
to l‘altdeld mythic”.
Ma cmwhfia"; tee a; o: it.
«mum
Wenonah.
mus
have on hand orders enough to run their
The intuition from new York Tues-
day afternoon came to it sudden stop
The engineer die
covered a young woman in the center
of anhort trestle, The approach of the
train hml paralyzed her with fear and
«beam»! upon the track powerlmt to
The 4427! train
Iy struck on old woman, who was new
touts of the locomotive athletic! brought
her to horsemen and she jumped out vol
W. N. Simona, of Novwalb, was elect-
wl grand keeper of records at the annual
mminn of the (brand Commander, of the
Order of tht- Golden Grim. bold in Willi»
derirswsvs represented and about um,
The order was reported in a flourishing
condition,two new eonmumlnirs halving
been instituted during the past year and
anu- r-mrlo-d by matters in this min in
Norwsllt, Wednesday night. the News
”(luv tit-ind Army risen speak
very highly of the «radial warmer in
which they were received. of the able
and eloquent speeches listened to. and of
the nuptnus bampm with whwlt they
The wherlniseo cl Danbttvy have do
sided to W tln name of the Alt-iv
Cycle club. The new local either.
theory ten. million the Alpha. of
Nowell. msewhldnssmnch as both
earner have a wish: mullet: known
only to Installs». ’l‘bs [hub-uses will
boldness-ensure is limestone”
Them» soar-sus- of the Ancient
(treadmills-muted!
www.mn. list-pus
its-W. tossin-
WESTI’IJI’I'.
l
itemch "by. testimtinials printed here week .
lend us your eyes and em. To st-
, , . , _ ofibsbousssrsln order. tempt to rid refined gold. would its
“it. y 2 1 .. , . 4&1 .4 h ., ‘ . . . . conslde the height of oily. soil is to
p 1 H . a - 9 m1“ dwell at length on the merits at the
, _ om 1 r ‘ Aroostoolt Courity,lluln.8eod Potatoes.
, _ The most. vi orous, health and
. . ‘ . a.” do them; seed produced‘in this couutr ygrow tl'i’e‘i':
.4 We otter nothing but what lies stood the
. 20 Years Experlence test of practical every day farming for
endure heat of snosratua.
E. II. lieu flit. "
will give estimates on all kinds
of plumbin‘gysteum and hot air
heating. a have a. fine stock
of Plain and Decorated China.
Agate, Tin, Glues Ware, and
Decorated Lumps at low prices.
Heater work attended to prompt-
E'. Hinton.
Cor. Main and West Btu.
NO'EXPERIMENT.
PRICE, 75 01:8.
FOR SALE AT
3 nu nussmt Blflllt‘.
years. There are no fancy kinds among
them. of which it can be truly said, they
have no value except the price. Every
potstoe on our list is a mono maker;
good cookers, good cropers. hose are
exactly the qunlltlez whigh these seed
possessover any at or. or list. coin-
prises The Early Rose, Early Beauty of
llsbron, The New Queen, The King of
the Early White Star, etc. Cards den»
criptlve of the characteristics of each
variety attached. Specialorders for any
particular sort desired. executed here;
Also Lawn Grass Seed, Seed Beans and
Pens. Special Fertilizer for lawn and
garden sold in large or small quantities.
libblelillomslock
Frank Andrew Whittier. the man ar-
rested by Deputy Sheriff Daniel Drlsooll,
'l'oeeday. was before Justice Dsnlel lo-
oOO‘oooo-‘o o‘oooooooo
Kenna, Wednesday morning, and plead-
ed guilty to dmnnksnas. lie told a num—
ber of contradictory stories. [is halt! the
baggage checks found in his possession be
not at lilddlstown. Later he said be
plotted them up in the baggage room at
l'airileitl He acknowledged having been
a number of times in the Bridgeport jail.
and at the time of his arrest be bad on a
pair of jail shoes. He said that Ill Fri.
day he left the town farm in Bridgeport.
where hehad been for some time. He
pretends to be an acrobat. belonging to
the Barnum & Bailey circus, and offered
to show what he could do, but his offer
was not accepted. lie is still confined
in tho lockup, and if nothing is heard
alnut him by this afternoon, he will be
taken by Mr. Driscoll to Bridgeport.
There is on ubibltionln the window
of W. H Hoyer & Son's hardware store
on State street a frame containing the
portraits of all seven of the rectors of
Iittnorinlchurcb. The frame is to be
placed in the Sunday school room of the
church.
The ball and Minion given by Vigi-
lant Engine company, No it. at National
Hall, chnmlsy e ning, was fairly at-
tended. Music w furnished by Con.
rsdll'eidonhnmtncr'etorchmtrsmfliridge-
p0".
A l'hsumuqunn feca-plinll was held at
the rruiilrnce of (I B. Dolge, lest even-
ing, Besides the re‘uhir members of
tlw circle, there was a large mimber of
invited guests tmnt.
Not for a good many years have there
been Mich quantities of smelt captured
in the river in one sesstm asbubsen
taken out this year, and still the supply
seems as great. as ever.
bliss Gertrude Bulkley, not having, dc»
rivi-d any benefit at the Bridgt’pfl'i lies-
pilal. ‘1le be taken to an institution in
Philadelphia for incurablest.
The evangelistic services at the Con-
gregational church, conducted by the
ltev. it. 8. Underwood. are being can
tinned this week.
Katie, a little daughter of E. Stern
Wheeler, of thugsmck. is confined to the
the bonerI with an attack of chicken pox
J. Fri-titration, who has been home
on a visit, will leave town next Monday
for his business at Whit: stone. L. l.
A number of the streams in this vicin-
ity have been stocked Iduring the week
with several thousand young trout.
The Atlantic Starch Works are soon to
run a protnller between lien- and New
York. making tbm- "I'll a wet-k.
Min Elizabeth t'. Kctcbum. leaves
man today for a two wee-lo visit mth
friends in New York.
Elwin Thorn and family. of Hausa-
“ .
tuck, sn- soon to make their residence at
llabylon, L. l.
W. Ii. Macrt‘ady and family are or
potted home from Washington, l). t‘,
about May 1.
E. S Wheeler has been having it new
fence built around his property at Hunga-
tuck.
A social met-ting wastwld last evening
at tho residence of ltov. James E. ('oley.
"All! EN.
In rte-puns» to n petition from a num-
lmr of lmple interestml in the hearing on
the remonsttanm- .tgainel gratitlngail-
nuns:- ln lflitistopln-r Larcen. for a saloon
on tiw Cutout-l Raymond proper”, the
county commissioners have decided to
changi- the date- of the hearing from
Wednesday to the following liontlsy,
April tub. and the piece from tin-town
hull, llarien, to Holder‘s llnll. lion-syn
lmi.
~~3tlllmllhlh0 dtllgglst, will sell the
stock of drug» at! at cost during the
the month of April, preparatory to
«hanging business )luy lat. after which
will up") with a new thick of funny
amt-ls. toys, mnh-ctlonsry sod a not»
o-vsl llneof gentle. flhall also continue
the sale of patent medicines at a very
low figure, having (at the last year and
a half tried to get out from tho conflue-
mr-nt of business. Thanking the public
forthelr perennials the past sud hop-
ins for a continuance of tame in my new
union-king, I am respectfully.
A. C. Mummy.
l
4
lllillfl'l‘fllt.
The singing class has elected the fol-
lowlnittvfllcers: President. l‘llrstn Tay-
lor: first vice president, Mrs. William J.
Cuts: second vies-president. ‘lirs. Evi-
stsrd W.., Uodfrsy: secretary, Earl
Themes: treasurrr. lfts. J. ll. Rsymoud.
improvements are bold: nude mlhe
midi-oce- of Find linen. Ilaln stmt.
ms. Sanford P. Wicks hi the gum of
he: daughter in Ionnt Vernon.
”Wood..-“ _ NM .. —.‘m»~-.~v‘v.“
lull Plane Ina-sou list.
Dan Shannon, the well-known bsll
plsysr. lies ill at blsboms in Bridgeport,
suffering from moments. Immanuel
tvss to have joined the Wilhelm» bass
bottom as tnsnutsr sod captain. to
Huntley. Bundsyhsvvas taken with s
sold,batdldaot mad it much. The
following Any
His send
in
a
MW
lilo-.botvsvsnls and tub. 0*
$20,000 Worth.
2,000
Garments.
GREAT
CONSIGNMENT
SALE,
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
Ladies’
An Entire Stock to be'Sold
u
Cloaks,
Jackets,
Dresses,
Wraps,
Capes,
'Waists.
hon-HALF of can to Minuuciuu
All Fine and Fashionable Goods.
These Goods MUST BE SOLD; and will afford
Bargains never heard of before.
.laleBeginsWednesday,March21,at8a.m
Come and get first choice.
Sentinel Building.
w. A. BENEDICT,
ll llllllTll Mllll STREET.
W.H.Meeker&llo.
Stile Astt‘nl for
G. 8. J. B. BOLTON'S
HOT..WATEB HEllEl
{:4
3:31
1"?
1114...»...
mbing, stea
l Plu
m and Gas-
il'ln and Sheet Iron Work.
Hot Air Heating.
l'lztilt- xlul cultivates furnished fur wither
Hut u'htvr. strum or hot air tit-mine.
' HIll'Tll MAIN W
The Porn Stone
11.4%.” fl.- 1.. ~t Artith 1:t‘. Hivlmrni‘m null llwtll-
uuyu. Armici ti ‘1 mr- Work of Herman l'nrt-
:alill firm-WY.
CElllHS llllllE WATER Pllllllf,
41".". unr‘ruitul for 13-3 5. W. tit-dirt -l)li\‘li"'l
um! c kll’lldlt“ I'tl'n ~':.m‘.
14';
Thomas T. Dorsey.
No. BBelden Place. Norwallt.
l'vtud HI (irmau'
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CH1“. XIIIKLYX. Nurnulh;
.IPlHlllll \“ IHLVIHUN, I'l:.‘0 Ntiztv ilk
""53 '.’m
‘lndapn
_ Made a well
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REGISTiFtED.
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CEO. 0. STILLSON.
South Norwalk, 00W...”
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« J. D. JENNINGS.
. Undertaker.
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tl\.«'-“t- um..- 'z. * 1. v,
-. m. h» :1 Elm «m». 11' y-«H. 33-?
imitoui. put him down as is trultd.
Hqu tunnel
wnun PllWE
l" mu “Mil your ll'l‘fl' .l‘m l‘l unhl. it .4:
-l. 1:..tnll mi
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St .
":1" South Norwalk.
EC 8.
Microbes? ‘
.2
They amid the nit. m the ‘
water. In our blood and
system. hey are the rent
can" of diocese.
RADAM’S
we
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L
route every norm of discuss. ptirtnm thn
blood, rsnovstes the system, pnuttulvu
good heslttt at. tun-e. rum in | uulltm
lugs, ciao; in 4001.. bottles. um.
lit-mus lsasto hollk-lelllh wlmt n h s
do’t‘w. nutrition wlll do“. i‘rvv. "
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1-. [in 11.11.
vvw
East Norwalk Hennery.
ll'nlle and lllack Milllll‘i‘ll. l'urlrlilgh
l‘urhlns, l'lymuullvdluclts. lit-own
'.
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h’. L. DUI (this, llrurltlun. Muse. .
J. Schaub 8; Son.
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Vvv
"Perhsns'y‘oif would not think an. out
a ver large pr rtlnn of (“senses in
New ork come rom Mtelnsnrwn nhout
catching cold." says Dr. Cyrus Ellfl'lll.
"It lssucb ti simple thing end no common
that very for people. unless it. In a new
of pneumonia. 3/ my attention to n
cold. New Yer is one of the ltelll'hlt'rt
places on the Atlantic (Joan and yet
there area [rest many cases of outnrrh
and consumption which bnve thelrorhtlo
in this lent of the simplest precaution
of every y life. The most mslhlv «d
vim u. when you have one get no of it
a mo .ss’ mitts. Bvdsll means at? not.
leer t. . Bdson on nous do
33%... ran sold out We still. like
L‘ltstn n’s Gongh y. It will
tellsvst slums. st automation. open
No. 1 Henry Such, Fast Nutwall.
.'-‘. H. lv‘iillMMl-lelbil'. 1.. ll. Fit-“hm",
uni-1 Inn
Old Well Hand Laundry.
9| Washington Street.
Boulh Novwall
ALI. Willi“ I")!!! “Y "ANIR
no Autos noun Ill tvasumu.
sarisvao'rton 00A!tAN1ItI-.D.
ummn cunnn run AND neuron.
um mm: or custom, ms mime.
10ml WA lllllib'. Proprietor.
CAI?TIO.\'.~I! ll dealer offer-I W. L.
Douglas» Mines at is reduced prlcr. or says 1
hnlmstlit-m \tltltnut mime stamped on
DoticLAs
a I I
I
Microbe Killer 1 on sun: 2.11.2...1.
4” ”1" ‘u'. r.. norm.“ sh...- .l'l‘bi'vll‘ h. w» v'
.. . ,, 4. pl. s14... ,. 4.
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7 “mass N.w York City. 'tl‘Rllill‘lfl, mill itfllt'l'll NINUIK f‘t 'T-nwl‘l. l'l in » Mn ulhml in .. 'l .ilIu l- .-
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DIIIII'I Nu"|§h (Whiluym i‘f'l‘ 1mm: .imrl‘u .ill-m. .\ l 'H
HEALTH QBEAIJTV.
no You VALUE
A Cll'lll' (Yotstplt-ximt?
llWlll’l 1
l
suntan the Stomach. make the Blood pure, Skill
healthy and smooth. Eyre bright
and Completion clear.
No Monti. i’llli’lJZSl
. .VH .Vrml uf [fur/m; _
A l’oltl, tlll‘ettslv’r Breath.
l‘wrylhl-a that is tlrnmlmv. Purlfylnn,
Beautifylnu and lnvltlntt will he
found in thw- tithlelt.
N0 DANGER 0F TAKING 001.0.
HUPEMOR to many of the inn-culled Completion
Washes, demonic.
T’T.’FlABAN‘I’ TC) IRA RIB.
fiend Ml rv-ulu In fitmtip- and TH a ”or.
llElflIT Sllll’llllll "Bill 00.,
FOll sALE 108nm filth,
BY DRUGOlHTS. NEW YORK-
}.I «list
w, _ . a. .,.
AND if HALLS
. DH. CA’rGN'S FlZLlhILI:
Unprlnclplcd perms” imlintt! our ad. and
colnterlrlt u at U “ml Filth. thevrlnva tatt-
s talc-rs you get lint-\IUV‘iefld avoid
a lvmriltlun~....t:mm.1-. " Prmeva this
to "I. “HIGH“. ow-rv it men of this ”05,.“
"Is only ll‘lIVf-JJ" ‘I.I.V .‘lllCClil’vflt’Ul. Ml
Alw- I rate not run. A! tit-”late. or sent
the sand soon that it runs-
aret curs. Ill so not helm for
sale by 0.13. Btlllson.
ll
95F
House M0ver.
Ilvsr .usled. For 9 l. the! Iniormstttm Ins.
CAN” l‘ PL". UL. Ilusltm. Ma».
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mill“ in till ly
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