Mac action. ha
' “bananas.“- sausa-
“*2“; w advsrttscmnta m.
Vans—armour: ad-
ults-Ivar. , , ,
mswcch. ‘0 hm
mw-simwsisiwh'
call. ‘0. M
V m. Norwalk: telephone
mus-sonic mulch-sci!
lie-ll aers
0- . published In 1'ng
from the Electric
,. nughttosave them
.-. _ oftbcsortand
' Wtocastrefleotiom
. and unjust policy. Our
u‘mlgincntcd by “Commis-
__ l . uhsfllcisnt auinIrsmun-
‘ All ,that was plum»
way of lights and for
maintenance has been
V lildtad lights are now
tap at‘s’ minimum of expense.
”powerful and evenly dis
tbs plant throughout a
of Inward except the cou-
_ . of a dutyde performed.
#1 usaivingsll the bcnellts.and
Libel fauy appreciates them. To
W ofjohheryis wholly on war-
‘ a reckless assault upon repu-
hh m smumm.
fits made by tho Commis-
bccu fulfilled. and every set
forwllst they honestly deem
the butt of their constituents.
u they continue the good
Mia-Bhutto)” from such
,_ It!” Council permitted to
f ‘ ~ at its last meeting. The
, - is‘tbsagsut of the people, and
V , ‘ _ of commercial lighting
_, . tyeaccpt to submit
V' “Mandathiais s govern-
d thrown. the reach II":-
a . tubebcsrd. and their will
chinesc Treaty.
is the discussion of how the
_. , trusty will affect this coun-
Nb unwell to takethcwords
"w" Jujnst what they meanin
"‘ v ‘ .46! once. and look at the
,thst standpoint. In plain
V V it nevus evident that Chi—
- “thus of pouring her chil-
... usrshores. The preamblcof
. ”that. in view of the an-
1m adsorlouadimrders to which
. ofChhieselshorercbaagiven
”I churcbhssprovsd lhclfthm fsran ca-
”!me has, advanced,
mam Prunes,
shaman falsccrcxsggersted. Un-
. clean men. living 'above the plane of po-
’ morals. They owe it to the world to set
of the trusty. to come to
flat those alreadyhcrc may
udifthcyhavcalsw
cs'spsccatortlmswmh
.aoa bag. it.» blitz Horne
amuse Butter. 350., mu; .1 on; '0 ,, is prints. 80c;
1350.0“ llcsi. ”swarmed Burn, 10’ 18, lilo chittllbs. Rico. the;
S m Me I
loavcyourordsr
is my to hold customers ”Wigwam Oollsss.
we give them the best the world produces.
l c
.. i
are told'af m capital.
ltost of the storlss of debauchery and
doobtedly a msywtty of our national
represcatstives sud senators are moral,
litical and social corruption. Whatever
may be said to the contrary, this is cer-
tainly true.
But while this is the case, and intelli-
gsatpeopls throughout America now
ittobe tlrsca’se,the appsllingself core
fussed dmdiiiooof the mgr'éssuisu
on trlaL at Whhington moot hcip
taluting moreor less the goodnam of
all members of that body. They owe it
to themselves and the American people
to cleanse and purify the moral reputa~
tion of the national legislature. They
Welt to the outraged moral curse of
affiliation to speak out its ho “Willi“:
tones against this phase of Washington
in
themselves right on this point. and truth T
tug less will be accepted from them.
The private character of a congressman
is a matter that does concern his constit-V
ucnts. ..
This nation is made up of respectable
people. who reverence morality and clean
living. The [great majority themselves
live clean lives. They will not submit
to be represented in congress by those
who live otherwise. While they hang
their heads in shame at the awful dis-
grace thht has come upon the American
people at Washington. they are teaming
from it a lesson. It is that in the future
no man shall be elected to congress
whose life is not a clear and open page.
The world in not very good yet, but it
has advunml to that stage where fin-
grsnt immorality add liccntionsness will
no longer be “denied in 'he people's rcpv
re‘sentativcs.
asfl'rsnrfiih—ssfias.
Warts-ins needs Mould IS the Office
of the Town Clerk.
William Wardwell. of New Canaan.
to lichsel and lfsry Rstchford. lurid at
Winnipauk.
Oliver E Wilson to Daniel Malone. a
building lot on Clinton avenue.
Henry II. sud Emily F. Hoyt toJeonie
E. Pillow. land on Chestnut street.
Jennie E. Fillow to Henry M. and
Emily F. Hoyt. an undivided fourth
part of land and liuildings on Chestnut
street.
6. Howard King to Charles 0. Echo-
nan, land and buildings on East Wash.
ington street.
Mary 8. Palmer to Emma I’. Nash.
‘l'aklaa a look at Its flew Parish.
Rev. B. E.Wing. the new pastor of the
Ansouia lfsthodht church. who in at
present staying in S uth Norwalk, ex-
pcotsto move to his new parish next
week. He was in that city Wednesday.
but the Ansonia Sentinel thinks his in.
occasions of the place could not have
been very favorable. as it stormedso that
he conldsrebut little of the city. He
took a look at the church and parsonage.
at least from the outside. lie met a
number of the members of his church
and created a favorable Impression at
first sight. Mr. Wing. by the way. was
one of the early rditoraoflua Sumner-
s; will; $73132; .
The twenty-cu foot yacht ordered by
the Bradley Brothers, of Westport. from
Robbins a: Son, has sofa! nested «nun-
pletiuu at the latter‘s yard in Brat
Bridgeport. that it will be ready for slid-
ing intothe water a few days hence.
"The Sludow“ is the name select-
cdfurthccraft.aud her owners expect
hermprovcslmoatatotalecllpscto her
competitors. iferflrst racing trial will
bewillhsluths regatta of the Cedar
Point club to he called off Westport. May
”ill. -. m a
“transit. n47"...
The Palpls's luditlts connected wltb
tbs South Nurwslk 0mm
antic-gins suocsu. The aversps atten-
dance at the reading-room. tbs first
wash, out including the opening. we.
twentympssscnssscvsutag. is or-
der to Irate tbs reading-room as social
ssdsttractlvctosdults as possible. the
com-lttss lisds lt necessary to stipulate
snflmmrflm.
At a manage! tksGrsnchdn. New
mod cm of remains, in am-
dsu.ltwasrcpuvttdti|st during the
past year twelve deaths hsdsscunrd.
calling for benefits of “.000. The dc-
sasrcd music had paid but moo.
slam the order was instituted 000.000
hump...“ hashes cats to We! which “my“ 1W.» but um",
The t umber.
mash against sat
mas o- p“: only cream «a. m on dccssscd
pulley holders. '9
V Windham “it d I.”
“I I“ W! w~m_www
dil- muxansmu sous mus.
thllksda‘sud Wes llamas.
, , , cfthisclty. cm 5
? Mughinhowsmnd‘comchmsod fl
wsdon’tbranchofi in a cheap grade. when the price of
We sellJoncs’. W. or Success .
heraaudccc whstwc can. do for you. It
is “wasasanm mar. com unawauv.
I Telephone cm. f 3-2.
lldl’lds E. “Will, mullahs.
1'th it. A. G. will give an outer-
tainment and banquet in their hall.
Tuesday olght. Each member is pr!-
vilogcd to invite two friends There
willbo-nsluasdllseohn.
sisth sermon of tbcscrlcs on God. Sub-
ject, "Sojourners with God." In the
evening a mcisorlslasrvlos will be held.
town clerk consecutively for the past
twenty-live'years. cent In his resignation
Thursday. on account of poor health.
having been unable to,lssvs the house
for the past few months.
bury has performed the numerous duties
of the cfdce in the must satisfactory
manner, and made many warm friends
the Fitch building in Noroton. but about
fifteen years ago Ifr Waterbury erected
present year. when Abbott a -Webh
purchased the business. Yesterday sf-
tefnocn the selectmen appointed ea~Post.
master Thaddeus Ball to be Ir. Water-
bury‘s successor, and next week the two
large sales. containing the lowns‘ records
Noroton to kit. Bell's store. birx Bell is
thoroughly familiar with town matters
and there is no doubt that he will
be a most capable official.
presided at the meeting of the executive
committee of the Grand Castle of the
Knights of the Golden Eagle. in the
Weslmorelsnd Hotel, New nuts, Thurs
day night.
Knights repaired to the quarters of Rock
Castle, where a very pleasant time was
enj vycd. followed by a collation.
ed hfi a few days ago. moved his house
hold effects yesterday afternoon from
Austin‘s block to the home of his father.
Willism ll. Fairbanks.
New York to Daricu. yesterday. and is
having the goods taken to his summer
residence on Brookcide avenue.
I . has purchased the iloyt homestead on
Hog ilill. through the agency of S. R
Hoyt and Ralph Birchard.
lined to his home by illness the past few
days, in once more able to be around
Captain Fitch with the idea of inducing
him to withdraw his resignation and to
remain at the head of the company
at least until after the summer camp.
There is good reason to believe that Cap-
tain Fitch may reconsider his action and
recall his resignation from military
headquarters—Advocate.
Illl l'lsy too folnta of Continuous Pool.
engaged by ll. 8. Bracken. of l-‘sirlleld,
to rice an exhibition of fancy pool play-
ing at his billard parlor. on Thursday.
April ill, will. after the exhibition. play
a. Thorpe. of screen.
PM 800 ML; mum
Why? Because
acumen
In the Baptist church. tomorrow man -
g,Rev.Joscph A. Judge will preach the
_ cirrus.
John 8. Wm, who has been
Mr. Water-
he office ens for many years located in
building opposite. where he conducted
grocery store until the first of the
and valuable papers, will be moved from
Grand Chief William Willmott. Jr..
At its close all the
John A. Fairbanks, whose wile desert-
, L. W. True shipped his furniture from
James S. Wadsworth. of Northpont. L
Edward i-‘sirchield. who has been con-
Waat lists to Wlttsslraw It.
lumber» ofCompanvChave waitld upon
Fred Ball. of Norwalk, who has been
100 points of mliuuoua pool with .l. 1.
New I’vcpvlatar af the It. Have.
The St. llarc hotel. Falrlleld. has been
tested by W. D. Hana. of New York.
who will take posw salon shout the mid-
Illenf “2!. _ > ..
”terse: lstss.
New England is fortunate in the num.
hero! authors who have caught up in
their own lives. and reflected in their
writings. the very spirit and sources of
the New England character. From
(moon lather and Governor Winthrop
to Hawthorne and Lowell, the list is
lrapreuivseuoughund since the puhll
cation of “Parabolic.” which is just
ccmpletcdin Harper‘s Woolly.“ lauo
ioogvrpowlblctodsny to IlssltaryE
Wilklus a place. la squat companionship.
am: the great New Iceland authors.
To hsvsacsisvcd greatne- in one line
of Mort. and in middle llfs suddenly to
attain distinction in another llsld.lsas
du Iasrlsvls ouusldsredhyssveral hun-
dred thmtsacd persons on this rldh of the
Atlantic. and by several mllllonson the
other.” staudst the head uf’couscui-
uorary «occlusion. us surprised and
delighted nauysrcadrrs a r.- ycsrsago
hygivlag than secret of annual la.
Mace” was destined to to only the
prominent grsstw work. "Trituy."ttr.
aslssricr’ssscouduorsl.jadgtagby
tinehsptwsthat have already sppslrcd
hflarpsfslsasslmlsoncofthcss
works of Itctlcs which are
read by more than oasrgcasr-
tlas.lt hastbsrars sad felic-
sapsrlsaccglvcuto few msa.Genrgs "7
usage lac hectares ths rims as mass
Brain-fie! Are Not Olavsr Enough to
m Advantage «I Favorable situations.
Not Go Ifuacflpuluus as the Mittens.
“NOW
this question about southcru'politlcisna
having less brains than the Yankees."
said Judge Lee of
tall thetrath about this thing with no
Eli Perkins imagination. The fact is, we
sontherners have , always bad brains
enough to control this government.
Think of i0~ws cotton states actually
make a tariff for New England. We cou-
trial
and these mudsifl Yankees are sitting
down in the hall."
“How do you got so many congress-
men!” asked Bourke Cochran.
“Why. Abe Hewitt‘s igaothsnkcsc
gave them to us. TheYaukcas voted
themselves out, and we voted ourselves
in. Why, do you know that little brainy
South Carolina. with 402,000 ‘ . has
scvcnooagresmcumhils Mas-ac nsetta,
with 3,015,000 people. has only 12?" '
"And Iicsissl
5,1“.000 people. has only 28. In one dia-
triot in Georgia 30.000 southern people.
or 2,800 white voters, make a congress-
man, while it always takes 171,000 Yan-
kees, or 85,000 volcanic make a con.
grossmsu. But you've got representa-
tion according to your brainc—‘amall
brains. small representation.‘ "
"But
northern congrsuman.
“Niggers vote! I should
they never will.
made than citlaonsw-mado them voters
-—bnt do you think we brainy southern-
era will ever count their votes? I should
say not. They vote in Kentucky, Teu-
nessce and the border states. but they
will never vote in South Carolina, Kit
sissippl or Louisiana, where they are in
the majority.
“Then the 20 congressmen represent-
ing Louisiana. South Carolina and His-
sissippi are fraudulent?”
“No.
know how to manage
“How many votes
in South Carolina?"
“Why. be got c.1000, and 00,000 in
Mississippi. and 85.030 in Musicians. but
they made him president, and those lg.
norant northern Yankees let us do it.
Why. you Yankee fools put hexane in
SiugSlng for disfranchisiug a few citizens
luBrookly-n and make a greatrowbe»
cause Bob Ross was shot at the polls in
Troy. while we brainy southern men
count out 858.000 triggers in Georgia,
obliterate 080,000 in South Carolina and
annihilate 7M.000 black Yankees in Mls~
sissippl. We actual! whip you Yankees
in and make you be p us do it! Brains!
I reckon we have got brains!"
“What would you old rcba do if we
Yankees should elect a president fraudu-
ln three northern states as you
did Cleveland in the south?” .
"What!
cratl You Yankees haven‘t nerve munch
to do lt. You haven‘t brains enough
to stand by your own disfrnchhcd Re-
publicans iu the south. If you should
put in a president fraudulently. we'd
paint much on his brow.
ad ilon Haycs'.whowssrcslly the last
resident honestly elected in the nigger
states. But you Ymkscs are afield to
We old relic would have some to
spactforyouityouhsdncrvcenonghto
write fraud on Cleveland like this:
lcutly
do it.
~§
tins and is never out oflsnpsv. ‘
SOUTH AND men.
A BRAVE SOUTHERNER ANWERI
"She's got 044.000 people and seven
ABE HEWITT.
um Abe Hewitt has raised
1‘8“. “I want to
We are the nation today.
00“”
, whils Pennsylvania, with
do the negroes vote?" asked u
not and
Your viable. illiots
It wouldn't do."
ssh. it’s southern brains. ' We
n
did Cleveland get
You disfranchlcc a Dem
"But you're afraid to do it. That's
why thcbrslnymcn oftbe south ran
this government. and you can curry the
news to old Aha Hewitt.”
"=1
:5-
3
s
to dinner st the home of the small boy
who was fond of pie.
having an smplcquantlt ,dimlnlshcd tbs
looted
said: “I ain't going to take that piece of
pie. it's long and slim and thin. and not
a bit wide and. hardly any thick."—Sbos
and Leather Reporter. .
Q Dans paint-
] a ms: triers
the Inuit Boy’s lwsspiul Criticism.
Company had unexpectme dropped in
Ills mother. not '
slice ha usual yscoclvcd. But
‘I oh . and pushing his plate aside
W
The courtesy of remainlna barshcadsd p n
while conversing with a woman is in gen-
eral use on the continent of Europe. almost
totally ignored in England sud practlzad
but fairly often In America. chiefly among l'
southcrncrl.
The urigiu‘al designation of the Russian
ruler was autocrnt. o term inn-rowed from
stitle of the Greek emperors. The title
case ‘wsa first Walter! by Autocrst Vladi-
mir about 1120. The Russian rulers were
called cars or grand dukes until the six-
teenth century. when they claimed the title
of emperor. ..,.
I recommend Chamberlain‘s Polo
Ball for rheumatism. lame back. sprains
and swollingc. There Is no better llnl’
mcut made. I have sold over 100 but.
decaf It this year and all were pleased
who used it. J. I“. Pierson. dr lat,
South Chicago. Ill. it is for sale y (l.
C. Btlllaon‘. Druggiat.
It may save you time and money to be
informed that. when you need a blood:
purlflcr..Ayer’s Saves rilla is the kind
most in favor with t a medical profes-
sion. It is the standard aod.ns ouch,
thewa blood- rider admitted at the
Chicago World s Fair.
Those who never read the—advertise-
meats in their newspapers miss more
ona
CEO. ,0. STILLSON.
Remember you can act! the hastens for critics
s a
Walls and Black llnorca. Partridge
llc. lllenn Snell. fast tumult.
8. 8. L‘HOMMBDIEI‘.
‘ run can an
AU DER’S‘ BLOCK.
.0 I’d? (. "I all
. s n awry,
ass. I tiy
- cure“ mgr-“c“
a so u v a
old or ”Manama" in vm
sparks”. a on witha
new“ ‘ ' ‘ .Dou‘t
If in t as on any rind c111
naletouhavln Ir — nt-ssr. f
gout wcwlllae it his upon cslpt
m lfahlt‘fll s
hac not
0 price. :
r-nve ope roe. A- drer
. . .srsss-sgsstav
they could not take.
south lior‘walltfllonn.
until Iv
h
East Norwalk Hennery.
Cochlns. Plymouth Rocks. Brows
Leghorn, and pollen Spangled
Hamburgs.
I... u. FOWLER.
mlli in
—.
than they me. than Kennels.
of Bolau. orth 00.. Iowa. who had been
troubled with rheumatism in his back.
arms and rhoulders. read an item in his
psperabout how a prominent Herman
citizen of Ft. Msdlson had. been cured.
He must the same medicine. and to
an is own words: "it cured me right
up." He also says: "A neighbor and
his wife were both sick in bed with rheu-
matism. Their boy was over to my
house and said they were so had he had
to do the cooking. I told him of Cham-
berlain's Pain Balm and how it had
cured rue. he got a bottle and is cured
tbemup in aweek. Mceot bottles for
sale by G. l". Btillaon. Druggist.
The rapidity with which croup derel-
ops calls for instant treatment; and yet
few households are prepa l for its
visim. An admirable rem y for this
disease is Ayer's Cherry l‘octoral. it has
saved hundreds of lives and should he in
ow home where there mm young
chil ten.
Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's Rem-
edy. It is usedin more than half the
homes in Leeds. Suns Bros. Ireds,
lows. This shows the esteem In which
that remedy is held where it has been
sold for years and is well known.
lothers have learned that there is noth-
ing so good for colds. eronp and whoop-
ing cough, that ltcures these ailments
quickly and permanently. and that it is
lessant and safe for children to take.
and diluent bottles for sale by l}. C.
Stillsoo. Drngcist.
T)?” 5:"M”6i~?5fi§ " Jr; "
lllilll Mill llElll llllllllllllli.
long lllstsncs Darling a Specialty
All goods handled with care and guaranteed
safe. £11801“? South Norvmlk. Conn.
am lyr
CHARLIE WONG.
it Main street, Norwalk.
HIST (‘LASS (WINES! LAUNDRY.
Work done neatly and satisfaction guaranteed
l‘amlly washings called for and delivered.
"If: CBINISI TEA FOB SALE.
50 2w
"J.“ a.“ sesame.
Undertaker.
s KNIGHT Hill“. NORWALK. CONN
Oasnslts lions Rallwsyuapoi.
I It'd. :l‘slc kuns‘oall l
Nessa lint r aulitl’.
'"”“6'fii‘6h””s‘§'€b.”
SilliTllPOB‘l' RBI) (llollllli.
llflll‘fllPOll'l' Will": “Willi.
rutssa srocn or
L I893 GROWTH.
Buyers wllldo well to put In tbclr orders
early as the stock of White Globe an running
low. Sample packets and f‘alslogurs seat
upon sopllostlou.
Ilanlnd's Floral llall.
comma, cuss. m
Miillllll causes,
Opens April 2. 1394
“flywmwnmmm of
_ annaass can counsel.
erratum». CONN
lrlhur l. Merriam
. Dealer In
Groceries
0 _ an M u its one.
s : .. ‘..V my
-
(lid "w...“ ngaa‘launmy.
II Washington Street.
GOODS BALI.“ [OB All) DELIVIH’
MN, 7m. _. .
Hills
rl nonnll on
‘ ltlllleakarilo.
V its sad Directives lad.
South lloruslt
ALI. Willi“ DUNK BY "AND.
. IO'ACIIM USED IN WASHING.
SATISFACTION GUABAKTKID.
ID PB!!! 01' OBABOB. 05 illl.
JOHN WARREN. Proprietor.
PEUPP'"
WATER POWER.
If you want your in roe clipped quick and
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
”"3? South Norwalk.
lhe Pona Stole
makes the best Artificial Sidewalks an Bond-
waya Artificial Stone Work of "\‘f‘slhsn Port
land (Yemeni.
Cillllls lflllE Wllill Plillllf
and warranted for :5 years. Orders aollmrml
and esllmales fovnlshcd by ‘
Thomas T. Dorsey.
llo. t llsldsn Place. llcrwslll.
stringent forConuectlcnt. Depot «4 Green-
Wll'll rlmt. N. Y. llrfsronce.
cuss. mntvu, Norwalk:
.vustsmsau nosovoi. Jase. Nurwalh
maths:
rials Agent for
0. ll. ll. BOLTllll’S
Hill WllEll HElTEi
Pinning. Ittall sat Isa-Fitting.
lint Ilr Heating.
Plansaad tlmatss f either
unmeasum."
mmtml “If! If
Physician l0: Wonsnl
sat. on. u. l. sumac
can be coastlied‘ai bar ones.
Ill Inst It. Irltgspsrt. tens.
Mica-.tslamasrdsrmm.
'm in . 7‘ . .v.
Meditation.-
voice, '15 co.
mun lllliitillll nouns.
in every respect.
V m .
mm sort deal
Also La Gran
mm;
flibb silomslock
ll Illll'll IAIN STREET.
. ”THEODQBE ”Oust-2o
, I HAVE JUS'l‘ BOUGHT OF
Lounsbury. Matthewsoo 8: Co.
‘a g _' q s ‘ y
lillll Pairs Fmeladles Shoes,
Made for Wolff & Aronson,a big concern in Iowa, which
These goods are the finest and swell ooas
Worth $400 a pair regular. Will sell thegn for
$2.50 A PAIR
B. Pointed Tue. Square Tue Tips and Big Buttons.
comm] SEE THEM.
... ._ ._. ._N_.s..-
THEODORE OLSEN
8 I . Washlngton‘Street.
Nearly Opposite The Sentinel Building.
Buyatllomeandlavelioieyg _'
CAUTION-PI! O
button. not his. down as a fraud.
vt’l’llwl‘ll in an other make. Tr
be murluwd.
(‘ulnl lst‘res
Viki» in“
J, Schaub 8t
Douglas shoes at s redhead price. or says
he has them without name stamped
l3 SHOE m's" hide.
W. I. DOIIGLAS film» are stylish. easy fit
“"11. andgiva better sullvfnulou at the prices m‘
our nalrzml
Mamplng ni \ . L. l‘hiuglm‘
outbound prlcs on the bottom. which gum-ammo
ilwlr \llltlt‘. saws thousands of dollar! council 1
he Ibo-c whowrnrthcm. Deniers who push ll .
sole of W. L. litmulas Show pain customcr.
v Hull helps in inert-use ihasnlrnun their full ll:
osppllmttoo. Addie-s,
mamas-p. Hold h:
Son.
11 llm
modulation
The best wagon for the least money. Just arrived. ngfi In”,
Dos-s-llos. Brno its, Bugglsc, Phsclcns. Spindlss. Heat occupies.
0am, Doctor's mm and the cclsbrstcd 8. I. Bailey's Whalehcnc
llsgon. CALL AND SEE THEM AT
Wright's Repository,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwalk. Second
Hand Wagons of all kinds. Repairing a specialty.
for and delivered free of charm.
W.lo.
Work called
°- lliAl'fll min".
DO YOU VALUE
f
mini:
healthy sad smooth. chs bright
sad Ocuplsalca clear.
“No Need of "In-{my .
A roll, «fancies llrcatls.
flixmlll‘. They run sword to sellout ins rnl-' liverythlsa' list is l'lsaaslwl. Purifying,
r we believe on can commoner it buy 11;; u . Isautlfylag sad lavliisq will he
y mr knitwear o Ibcdcnler adverl sellhelnw. hill! In “m “n“.
I10 DANGER 0F TAX/[J0 0010.
adsa. laps. to.
”MAE“? TO mm
mm “llllllli mm It.
ran am 19 East lath.
IV osuunlsvs.
A Clear Complexion?
W
ststsu the Its-ashmaks the Diced pars. Ill
NO MORE PIMPLESl
senator» guy sf the as-osllsd (ls-spicules
has“ rests lam-macsuhrslss.
NEW YORK. ,
H
I DYLCATJN'E IILiAIkl.
Unprlnelp‘
.4 l1
countertm.. r \
l ‘I «V l’ll.l.ri.f|lsrfl0fl
I Iwmltle-s ' commends."
Is 0 inlvslmcensrstlmt this
«signifmwenc my sudden’u'f'
Mwsvs 11'.- r 'rotl
litre. mm .
‘ medium once. so. sour-s.
octlu it
“Email“ i
. i.
E. In or . us
A’ » IW [0123,4ng
a' "l ‘ M
lllllm
TA 1‘35 5! PIX-1.5
.l’fi'lfli l'nltats .If I‘d dad
I “lentil 3 N 9‘! “LL H03 ..I“ IV“
"0...“. .m
"Herve MI,”
Ti. :9 wonderful morass
a . two «can
Norwalk Chronicler