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‘ Minis” advertisements. notes-
. ”like" mvlottbras times.
. motto. Readies «the. lite. a
”magnitude-nu. m
“(W advertisements fur-
W'
m ‘ on urns—By mil. in ad.-
m prepaid: One month. ”airbus
M six months. ”.5050” "If. M
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. ‘ omen—so. as Washington street.
m telsphau call. 02-6. Branch
.7 ,ll Vail street. Norwslti' telephone
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Elem News“. cons.
some fragments that Lincoln
from time to time. Often they
. ‘ ”notifier the mere purpose of
. in literary composition. Through
rugged whys the solitary man
, _. himself in a pioneer's Cabin
', from his own deep thoughts in-the
would woods.
Dita of'the fragments is a not of notes
‘ a lecture to lawyers. Lincoln tells
.. - never to accept a full fee in ad-
‘and nothing more than a small
Maker. liecsuse the man must be more
~ ooommon mortal who can feel the
.. .. Winn interest in a prepaid case its
omwherebo is working for his foe.
4AM hint is conveyed brre also to
$3.099 whollire lawyers.
in the following sentences there are
”nations which. it lawyers udoptcd
,would make the \\‘Ul'ltl better off
happier than it)» now:
mporaneous r-peaking should he prae.
‘ andcultlvatcd. it lathe Itill'H‘r'u avenue
' unpublic. liontwr nblc null fliitltl'ul‘hr
, h; ill 9th”: rt-.~pcct.~. pcollit‘ are ~lms to
, «chin: business it he I nnnot tin-lo: n flpl‘t‘l'll.
All yet there is not a more total error to
Minstrels than rely int; loolnln-h ouopcct-h-
but if anyone upon his run pom-rs of
“In; shall claim an escmplion from the
m of the law. his l’lhe i~ ii failure in ud-
“tonnage litigation. l’rrsuu-h- your neigh—
bontoonmpromise whenever )ournu. l‘olut
oubwthom how the nominal uiuuer is often
a raal loser—in fecs.eswnsr.~ and “'lanln of
Q filer All homemaker the lawyer has a no.
”opportunity of being a gmnl man. There
sat-nu be business enough.
Never alirup l.LIgallon. A “'ul‘yf‘ man can
mlybe found than nlw who lim-Dll’lis. Who
mbanore nearly lillcntl llmn he who liabil-
anhlula the register of dwd~ Ill wart-ll
(Glacial!) titled, Wllr‘l'fllll lo slir up strife
. put money in his porkvd‘r .\ moral tone
“he billiard into the [trolvnslnll nbu b
. drive such nll‘ll out of it.
, . Lillie. “'orltln.
The bodies called asteroids on- sup-
' - t to be fragments of explodml plan-
or comets that belong toour solar
m. They circulate around the sun
‘ y-l'ervals between Jupiter and More.
: gaps, so to six-air. Tllnl thr-y are
d is a necessary rtltlet-un-ut-e of the
" .. tion of lbelnw ot'uttrm'tion; that
M are worlds like the rest of the pimp
“i ll I reasonable conclusion. Thor are
Mover“! by means of photograph
affixed to powerful lv‘lcm'njnw. Al
, Mounts there ware already zit? of
‘ . baby planets. and tho-y “we still
Twenty-one undoubted tn-w
were discovered in ltdm. and it was
a particularly good your for Molt-r
either. in size they are to the Hills-1’
. - II Rhoda Island is to Texas.
fl hm“ within the bounds of prolifi-
. that come of these lllllcttrlltlws
bohbabited. A toy terrier is jut-ll
Mo! a dog as a 350 wund fit. Bot“
30‘. II he not? and be ol’lo-u undies
. , bly morenoise. It is an inter-
speculstinn as to the inlmbitantn
”My planets. Many of them are
I not more than too: cu mitt-sin
. . ”miles around. It would be
, thing possible for an asteroid-
“ say *0 hi! friend: "lftllilv, let as
W ‘ that last new patrol truth-m
‘ lupin around the world tmley.
W “than for dinner." How churni-
' Will! it would all betool Every.
I lfilwufldcould find out all about
i m.
‘ d Hon. Abram ti. Hewitt for
m railway in New York city
m itself in municipal su-
‘ vibe want tolknow now in man-
i _ public franchises. Mr.
fm that New York shall
'fiabfln sum W to con-
. . Milmdolhlschesp-
”rival! wrporalbm can an
ill wens- of tho-invest.
If” securing the tllmlv-y
. .; lat tbs contract for mn-
' lo nucleus-immune
“ ‘ tbvmdkbnllt, the-pri-
m it shall have
' hwufor liliyesrs.‘
i
u.
oldmaxim.
may”
., ”'0'“,
Choice Dairy Butter, 22c lb.;
a
bag .4. 50 bbl
find
Mcotm‘a aud‘mors can: sud’pork. Any
portion of the south is favorable for the
production of grain, vegetables and al-
most every kind of fruit. By raising
food products and not pulling everything
into cotton the planter would not be
obliged to go into debt for what he ate.
and the price of cotton would be higher
besides. This advice begins to be taken.
Leumiton will be grown in the south
this year. and there will be large and vav
ried crops of other things.
An agreement has been made among a
number of prominent New York busi-
ness men that in hiring boys and young
men they will give the preference every
time to those who do not smoke vign-
rettes. '
It is not namely the facts you stuff into
your brain from books or otherwise that
will make you acultivsted person. it is
the thinking over these facts afterward
' that you do by yourself.
Less Work. More Play.
Twentieth century people will proba-
bly begin to perceive what those of the
nineteenth never have recognized—the.
real meaning of labor saving machinery.
If a machine is invented that will make
shundred hate in the same time and
with the same amount of labor that one
was made before, does that mean that the
batter shall go on heaping up mountains
of ' ts breathlesely till he glnts the
market, working as many hours a day
as he did before? No. it does not.
It means that he shall work just so
many hours as are required to, make buts
enough for men to wear, and that b.-
shall recreate himself or do slum-thing
else the rest of the day. Wages are not
lowered any. though pnslut-tive indus-
try is a hundredfold more efiicient titan
it was a century ago. The workman now
gets perhaps a third more. money for
making 20 hats in the some time that be
used to make one.
We do not work so runny hours as our
ancestors did. but we do twice us [until
as they did. The lesson is plain. Thv
limethus gained should be utilized for
advancing the individual in the ways of
culture, wisdom, health and refinement.
Thus and in no other way will the ram-
bavc leisure to grow who», gentle. healthy
and iwautiful.
The fashionable flower in now the or-
chid. This is partly lmcauso of its rare
andwondcrful beauty. but more particu-
larly because it is so costly that m villlllun
people cannot afford it. Now that it
commands so high a price. though. flo-
rists will at once build‘houses for itseulv
titre. It is not so difficult to rear. in :t
year or two everybody Will be wearing
orchids in his buttonhole; then the Four
Hundred \i‘ill discard it, and down will
go the price. There in one comfort. how-
ever. for us who are of the people-m
comfort which is at the same time the
despair of the ultra fashionable. It is
that every good thing Int-ll come to us.
The extremely swell set are on a dead
strain all the time to get some garment
or devise. some. amusement We cannot
share. We. on the contrary. quietly ill"-
cept if we like them, and as soon as We,
can afford them the mice that but}
cost them so much thou ht and money.
But if we do not like these modes. we let
them alone, not being bound to gallop
along in the van of fashion. We inm-
the best of it.
Some [Marple spoke of General I-‘rye's
army of 70!.) on its way to Washington
as tranum. other called them lllft'lll'
ployed wurkingmcn. They called them
solves the "First regiment. U. B. I. A."
which Illt‘lllll. l'uilv-d rebates Industrial
army. The motto inscrilmi on their
banner says: "Penme on Earth and flood
Will to Men. Friendship. Love and Lib
erly.”
Fl'l'llll'll Mllllllltll' "0.8.
Illa Large Addition lo the Iloapllal
Occupied for the lint ’l'lms Vest-HI".
Tbu'lnrgaraddlliou tolbu bmpilal at
Fitch's Soldier! Home, Norman, was
mlcntpied entirely for the first time yen-
tsrdsy. it is a ver lbw building, a
endlt to all more with in: routine-
lion. The kitchen arrangements. similar
to those in the main building. are
particularly committal. All the collar,
we. mK' chowder. sun. is made in ism
urns, w lob are heated byvteam suppli-
ed through pipve from the en ins and
boiler house sonic fouror live undrod
feet away. in toenail the steam used
about the numerous sndlmmeum bulld-
lrm at the lions lasuppllvd in the some
way. The building is well appointed in
every way. and, as in tho other buildings
on grounds, everything is Ill'pt
scrupulously neat and cit-nu.
There are at present filly patients in
the hospital. or this number several
ave being treated for the liquor and
morphine habit. Dr. T. r. Emotion,
f can with the Keeley curs
inf-bu Norwallimbogoestnvrs every
do .
{swimwear James N. the, who
use nudefesveolsbssaee
on. w
lull
back
, , kilns m of. We hold». enviable position is,
the sneer: trade, which when ailalusd by steady industry
. .esvsfnbmsnsgemeut, and shall» albinism through [constant
W and good judgment. We have always' stood by‘llm
‘lDo unto others as you would film they should do
unto you,” which is the solution to our deserved success. Always
remember we absolutely guarantee every eent’s worth we send
out. Don't take snyyhsnee of getting a substitute for a genuine
. article, but call upon an and get what you buy.
Flue Creamery Butter prints. 800 lb.
‘Il‘snoz Dairy Butter, 250; ll lbs. 01.00.
We are still selling Jones'. Hecker's or success Flour, 600
into Ferris Celebrated Hams, Boneless Bacon and Dried Beef.
. A little higher in price. bate- .
as E. Seymou,
II 'AIBIIG‘I'O‘ I'I'IIII'. aom IOI'ALI.’
,mame‘utb
,s
ongoing-aim
“Infinite- J. (in
flotilla
v
5 lbs. $1.00. ~ '
f
iEIDIIB .
. “it!!!
Don Juan 5t. furlua 1.00ka up in the
Bridgeport Station House.
There is locked up at the Central police
station on discharge of theft, a young
man who claims to be of high origin.
His name is Don Juan Bl. Carlos, and
when placed under arrest he enteml a
mild protest against being subjected to
such indignity. but Dmnnsu Stamford
said as be locked him up: “It doesn‘t
make any difference whether he oolncs
from Hpam or Turkey. be is up offender
and entitled to no special consideration."
The doorkeeper further waved him that
while llrid port politw might not be up
to date in t ieir knowledgeof intemation-
aI etiquette, they were well versed in
handbag prisoners.
The accused says he is the victim of a
conspiracy in which be suspects several
former friends of playing no unimportant
part. lie claims Portugal as his home,
and has not been in this city over two
months.
Yesterday afternoon he was in aWnter
street saloon, where be met. Victor Rios.
Several rounds of drlulta new takeufl‘lwu
St. ( furloe took a semen bat. hasty depart-
ure. By a strange coincidence $8 of
Rias‘ money and the l’ortugvss were
discovered missing at the same time.
The police thought but to salt the latter
to explain, but he didn't give a rebuilt:
tory explanation. So be was held for
trial in the City court "is bonds were
fixed at .50. .
Don Juan was sent up from Here nib
about six months ago for assault with in-
tcullo kill. lie was the most trouble-
some pllallnel’ the jail officials ever bud
to deul with. lie claims at that time he
was bothered with hallucinnttune. but
they were suddenly disputed by the Jail
pby siciao, who applied an uncommon
but. unusually elective rcuictly‘.—-ilrldge~
port Farm. r.
STATE IllMIlll or izlu'cn'tos.
I'l’ilII‘llllal A. ll. llurrlll of Hm "oven “Ll
not Sucronl Mr. Carroll.
The State [mm of Education hflllt‘X'
tended the lcave of almcnct- that was
granted Secretary (7. ll. lline. one
month, but Mr. lithe will not avail him~
selfoi tho full now. He was to have
been buck May l. but his plans hnw
been champ-d somewhat tom-t.- ht- re-
ccivul information that the leave of lib.
score was extended. and be will not be
back until the middle of May. Mr. lline
rcnminrd in holy too Ionnge warm
weather setting In before he left. The
result was that he failed to rem-ire the
benefit he calm-ted.
The fact. is announced that l'riucipil
A. H. Morrill, of the New Haven .\'ur~
moi school. \ini not accept the principal—
ship of the Normal school in New ilril-
nin. succmling Principal C. F. Carroll.
Mm has accepted the position) of suptu'
inlet-dent vi the Worcester public
sl'llbllfi .llr. ilonill prefersln remain
in New Haven. being perfectly snli~iietl
with the nt-w normal school mrk in
that l‘ll). The-re have been applications
for tho New lintutn vacancy but no lll‘-
lion li‘l‘i )t't lll‘ttll (liken by the bunt-I
"Iffll‘hfll [lair u l‘vtwlty.
In San Francisco the Sillwrior l‘t-u-t In
struggling over n question whit-b is new
to the law. A man is olillilf his wife for
ndlvon'e because she. is cruel to him,
and thc ruivlly. he says, consists in the
fall that she wears bleachrd hair. in
his rmuplainlbe says: "it in regarded
by the majority of right-thinking per
fulfill as an indication of a b osc. dissolule
and wanton dispmitlon. and is regarded
aeand commonly held to be a practice
never affected by modest. pure and re-
spectable women." 7
later on the husband speaks of being
morlitlcdmbsmsd and humiliahd because
hiuuifcl'bangultbe color of her hair.
lie adds: ' Shaina brunette naturally
livr hair in of a theetnut brown color.
which. in its normal state. is modest and
becoming. and burmonilm with the nat-
ural color of her skin and eyes. Since
we married «she has, with intent to vex.
“immerse rate and shame me. dyed
her illilf nut cimngcd its shade to a con-q
spicuous and showy straw or canary
color. As a coma quence of this artificial
coloring she has been obliged to paint
her face. to secure an artificial complexion
in keeping with the artificial color of her
hair. The combination has given her a
giddy. fast and sport appearance."
There in a gradual lsappesrsnce of the
chemical blonds: she has been laughed
out of the lhvnlre and public plows
Wouldn‘t Trade With bead Ion.
A printer recently walked into a cer-
lain bunlutus house in his rounds on know
who desired anything in the way of mi-
vertlsmients and notiml a drummer,
stood by the counter with his sample
vallse ready to open. "Anything you
want to say in the paper this well" said
the primer to the mslvms man behind
the ctntnter. "No." said the bualnm
man. "I don‘t believe in advertising."
i’betlvumawr wilful untllhe was half
way lotbs door. then slowly rating up
his sample value. remarked: "Well that
mental. I do not care to set on
limo-loam man wbo.at this an. dare
not believe in advertising. 1 meter to
dealwltblfve men. When i want to
strike up a trade with a dead man l'll go
to the graveyard and swap lmluns.
llnod day."-Eaebange.
fa- lavsuv Innocents-aver.
The bearing on the remouslnnea
mum grouting a devote to Christopher
lama for-saloon nu lbsColoasl Ray-
moudeuate. in the town of Davies. was
continual yesterday. More the (loan
mluelnben la the town hall. Davina.
when ' ' concluded their
bu
, In.
, ~ " _ : “
MMWmm
mmumm
thabssbsalsstsvoway
fro—bone.
auiwbaaehssssaadbasr.
.lolur’l‘bs housewife who
would in be: bub-fl It
minnows
lil-SIi‘IlIE
when cleanlng. for site on do
the nor: in cowbell the usual
time and is new onto! temper.
-........-.._...
sooner sesnemvuss.
It Is Quito-c Input-at as Our Mal-fa.-
turf-g Industries.
The wpulation of the United States
is probably new not less than 65.000, .
000. If the same. ratio as to the em-
ployment of our people holds good, there
are now about 21,000,000 people who
earn wages or live by work, including
about 9.000.000 engaged in agricultu-
ral pursuits. There is no other single
industry that gives employment to so
many of our people as agriculture.
'Whils the product of the agriculturlets
doea not «tool in value the product of
the manufacturing industries. agricul-
tural». to s certain extent. the basis
.and foundation of all other industries.
No industry can possibly exist without
it. The farmer feeds all the people.
The minor who goes down into the
earth may dispense with a house and
live in the hole he has dug. The lady
may dispense with the bonnet and de-
pend upon the covering for the head
which nature has given her. And the
man who toila may dispenn with shoes
for his feet and wrap the raw bide
about them. But none of them can
dispense with the products of the farm.
All must have bread or dis. Agricul-
ture should therefore be protected. and
there is no country in the world where
it stands more in need of protection
than in the United States. it should
be prntl‘lfff‘li in the products it produces
and in the market in which it sells its
surplus products. The latter ls quite as
important M the former. if the farmer
cannot sell. there is no incentive to pro-
duce more than enough for his own
wants. And if he has no surplus, or
cannot sell what he has. he cannot buy
clothing to keep out the mid or the
accessories of life upon which he lives.
Ilia the money (ruin his surplus pm
ducts that enables him to liven-Tho
Late Thomas H. Dudley of New Jersey.
Braylou Ina on Henry Till-rd.
in connection with the appointment
of receivers for the Northern Pacific
railroad. Mr. Brayton lvea nddnm a
letter to the» directors of that road. as)“
log of Mr. Villerd: “His career has
been llrliquc. . With no mtensible or
visible wcutmtiou during the past five
years other than that of president or
chairman of three great companies. he
leaves them impoverished, but he has
acquired a fortune, if his friends'stutc.
menu-t can be trusted. at the rate of Cl,-
000.000 is your." lll conclusion Mr.
Ives characterizes \‘illard as "the
sbrewdv-sf, wiliest. least scmpulous and
meet successful financial adventurer
that has ever nuns to this country. "
Coming as this docs from one of Mr.
Ii‘t‘ri' social and business position. it must
be interesting reading to those who re-
ceive their ultimate convictions of mor<
his as xvi-ll us politics from a newspa-
per whirb Villard bought and for some
time openly edited andmanagcd through
('nvi Schnrx and the present editors.
It is only fair to say that. though our
president. when lately electedwas will»
log to be an honored guest at Villsrti's
".40 a plate" dinner at Sherry's, The
Evening Plot of New York has been
forced by the pressure of public opinion
to deny that \‘illard any longer con
trolled its pages. This denial, however,
carries no more weight than any other
assertion of that paper.
The Mail and Express calls attention
to this characteristic connection of un-
scrupulousrlsea in finance with hypoc~
risy in morals and politics. and, after
quoting from the letter of Mr. Ives.
“He goes abroad with hill pockets. but
leaves behind empty treasunes.“ that
paper says: "And yet to think that tho
cauting and self righteous Mngwurnp
organ. front which the pharisees and
the angels derive their political tenets
and their moral inspiration,“ controlled
by this self same adventurer!"
These same “phariseea and angels"
stood with the anarchists and rum hole
keepers in the last presidential ctmtesl.
and all in New York but about 400
voted for Tammany Hall candidates.
f‘olspuitluh Anon. lav-us.
The cost of farm labor in Great. Bri-
tain. Nilllillfll‘l by the statistician of the
agrimilural department, is 0150 per
annum; in France. bias; in Holland
and Austria. 3100; in Germany, .00;
in Bosnia. 000: in Italy, .50, and is
bulbs. .80. while the same laboreusts
in thin country .220. The fammof
the United lit-m have heretofore cone
to appreciate that with the wonderful
wheat development in India and Bus-
sia, with the vast sums of mouywbieb
have been upended forirrfgatlenaud
in nilroadsl'ort thiawbeat.
taken in mmnscllou with their cheap
labor. the time is already ltsrawban
the American farmer must sell his
duct in the markets of the war
competition with the wheat produced
bythe lowestprlestilaberefotber
countries. and tbatbiseara and emu
must. in the future. be to preserve ids
bums market. for be must of amenity
be driven from the foreign one. Ilia.
by diminishing tbs east of his produc-
tion be «dances-fully with
lbeumnai conditions lbsvs , bed.
nihilism McKinley.
la theta-aim
5'
. Buy
All. even run surf.
Beideu liner. of Winned.‘ has a call
which he is breaking. And while driving
the other afternoon he encountered a
band organ. lustcad of being afraid. as
Mr. liners: ted,tbe colt acted very
much plural?“ walking up to the or-
slood there until the music waved.
etbau started off, but before be had
got out of bearing the music again com-
meuced, and the coil. despite his driver.
come back again to the 0:3“ and stayed
until the tone was finish .
John Rathbuo has disappearmi from
Winsted under rather peculiar circum-
stances. He was recently msvried.and
his wife is said to have left him because
of Objections on the part of her parents.
He left a note intimalinf that he would
be gone indefinitely. lie [intents an-
gmtly worried over his dmappeamma-
Captain Johnson. of the Yale crew. has
received the new shell ordered last. full
for the use of the Yale night this Hl‘fllilm.
It was built by Walters. of Troy. It
weighs 208 pounds: in sixty feet long and
twenty-four inches wide lunidsbipv.
Aneffoft is being made by a number
of ladies connected with the different
churches in llridgeport to form a Young
Women’sd‘hristian amlctntion in that
citv. »
Jose it White. of New llntnin, claims
Dubai 9 youngest man who revved in
the war of the Rebellion lie is now ngg
than forty years old.
A race between [b0 Richard l'tttk Moi
the new steamer City of Inwrll. of the
Norwich line. is iulknl of moon; the
stands at m n. -
The meet of the l'onnm‘tltrut High
School Athletic ”narration mil it». held
at Charter Oak pnrk..ll:irtlnrd. on So!-
uldny. June it.
flurry ll. l‘ruuford. o traveling ~11le
man. and Mn Jutuw ll. .\|lwrt.~:on li’i\‘¢"
clopctl from Norwich.
Ole l'aa "Rev!" a 'l'voltt r.
"Pele“ Mano-e, well-kruwn llt'i‘t' and
elsewhere n8 is ant-cranial lrnimr and
driver. is just filtiv handling a pull]:
bruab in New York .3 t.
pslnn-d the tall staff that n a nlnn‘o- thi-
Mtlluai llt'servc building not n-purts
say be rumored to really r lJoy ll“ mmu
around two hundrod fret .- 1(th the pawl
meat. Manor‘s tradc is not of a leir
rigger. but he can “rev-i" n trntlvr with
the bent of tin-ni—llartfnrd l'ourMH.
No snulll UIIJtR‘llnll which young folk.
bad totln- obitimv» a wring-rt-Iumbm “as
lhcir nnusvstustnw. lu our day. this oh
“lion is removed and Ayo-r" Sum-sporti-
n. the must pom-rill! and popular or
IlillXi-‘llll'lilt‘w. is as pimwlul tn the pol
ntc us :1 cordial .
Thom who m-Vo-r fl'll'll tho min-thw-
ments in their now-noun rs ruin nlul’v‘
than they premium .l distimu Kv'nlltl‘s,
of Bolm.“ 0th Hi , lotto. who had [won
troubled with rl-eumntiml to ill-.- inn-ls.
arms and shoulders. read no HOW" in bi.
papt‘r alout how a pumilllf‘nf l'vermn'l
cililvil uI 'l‘l. .‘Imltsuli hull lfl‘l'fl um l.
”0 pl'vt'llrt‘ll tlw 54ml" lllrlll‘ in", and in
use but own words: ' It t-uruf nu- noht
up." "i“ also says: ".\ llt'igltlu'r and
his with» new indium-it in Ind with than
matism. 'l'lwir no, “so or. r to my
house and Milli ilwy were so Ind be bad
to do the flanking. i told him of t 'hnll'l—
Mriliiu's l'oilt Hahn and how it br‘ul
cured vue. int-lint n bottlemul u run-ll
themup in a wen-k. "“‘I‘t'lli. iallilv'n for
sale by ll. l'. Stillsou. druggist.
Our butter llnlvcs any they (‘uillll not
keep house without l'hamlwrlniu'n item-
cdy. It is “swim mow than half the
homes in Lenin Sum firm. Iri‘fifl.
Iowa. This shows the calm-m m which
that remedy is held winrv it has born
sold for years and in wv-ll known.
Mothers have learned that then: in “Hill-
ing no good for wide. cmup and “hump
ing cough, that it cures tho-so ailments
quickly and permanently. and that li'dll
pleasant and sale for children to take.
25 and 50mm hold»?! for suleliy ll l‘
Stillsoo. llruggist.
if a New York millionaire guns :i din-
ner at 5th avenue and lilth street, rusting
0700.00, which gives lit tople- dyupe ms
and them wlplc a stud th’wllhl m t m:-
ors' bills and fins ly have to pay $5.90
each forllactua Blmd lime to cure them
what would be the saving per capita l
the dinner should mt be given. there
being in persons at the team
inquire at l’hilsted’s drug store. where
you may hove the problem solved and
3.; Information armor l ' u-tus “in i (lura
Henry Ward iicwlwr onro informed at
man who mum to him lrnlltpluiuing of
glot‘nny and vim mutant feelings, that
what he Inuit noel ed was it good calbnr~
tic, meaning. of count». hlil‘ll a tncviicilu-
as Ayer'sl'ulburtit‘ I'iiis. own time lit"
lug attentive.
I recommend tlmtnbv-rlato'u l’uin
Balm lor rheumatism. lune bark. sprains
snl swelling». Time is no Miter lini‘
mt mole. l have soldover 100 hot-
tics of It this par and all were pleased
who lined ll. J. I". I’lemm. tlnmglsi.
South Chicano. ill. it. is for sale by ll
21. Htlllson. "mutant.
Children Cry for
Plteher’o easterla.
Children Cry for
Pltcher’s castoria.
Whoa llaltv mu orb. m- gnw hwv I‘Mtnrh.
What she was it l in“. Illw rriwl lul- l “mum
WM alu- bv-cmo-‘llm. «has clung to l‘ulm’h
WM Ills! by! ifblbilvm. aim gave lit-ml (‘wnrb
Children Ory for
Plteber’ggaotovla.
a“ " ' You (no
a Building in
is nowsrro .
‘l'wo niaItss’ wait of tier-I. Ihlmfmat
,_$50 to $500
summits-s. Adan-«min:
FOR SALE AT
Is no EXPERIMENT.
it is a Sure flair Preserver and Restorer.
PRICE, 75 cm. ‘ "
IIDIM
III “I“!
V
“I'm“ ”DID
rill “on
anal. la 0. IRIS. Cum all
Nnrwnu railing learnt-y,
WI,
Pariah, erplwflllrllil,5lgbtly Embl-
“untold” anus! by past abuses. in vigor and-in.
lo shrunken organs, and quit-kl, .ul surely rental-rs
lull hoodluuldoryoung. i.a.~ll carrladlnmol
”N‘hfll ”Tamil... a: arkagt' filr Arrtkofiwub a
written manual-van or none} "Whirl. Don't
let any fin rinv-rplcd llrugpiul so i ‘l‘utt any lel u]
luifalum. nll'ltlnl ’lnulNID.\W urn-olitcr >ll'
hl' bonnet Milli. fl?“ ll'fihllvl‘fl’. it)? in 'lltwili rel»: tilt
of Wire. i'flnlrllllnjl in “l’-llb'l| rm?- lnp Il‘l'r. Addrl >3
‘l’ Kai India-3i (‘0 .l’nfi. file-gr. lib. orbs-apart.
.GEO. C. STILLSON-
South llorvlslil. Gonna-m...
E G G s I
Rememlwr )Hn ranger. timbre! eggs for willow
at the
East Norwalk Hennety.
Wolfe and Black Minor-ea. Partridge
f‘ocliins. Plymouth flocks, Brown
inborns. and Golden Spangled
ilambnrxs.
lie. 1 Henry Snail. iasttllolwall.
fl. .‘1'. L'HDMMEDIEU. 1.. l6. POW .Eii.
" mlfu lm
Old Well Hand Laundry.
9i Washington Street,
South Harwell
lLl. \DURK ”URI: IlY‘lIANIL
MI Alli“; [NED IR IVAHIIISH.
SATI‘II‘ACTION “I‘ARANTICED.
(Mull)! CALLED Ff"! A‘ll DELIVER.
El) FREE OF CHARGE. 05' TIME.
HBRSE ‘llllPPINB
wutt town.
If l‘v'l “not i. Mn] ..-.i.-k and
. it an. t u?! “ll
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St..
South Norwalk.
The Pole Stole
rush-w tlm hr-t szlul LnI ~2~leu..flu law Ito-vi.
mus. Arttlh-ul mu. “.4". “fin".lIA.» i'ort
laud ('enlet t.
CfilIIlS MADE Wiltll PROOF
and u .trr iutr l for 13'. than.
and l ~litlmlt-- 'utm-Iml by
Thomas T. DorseY.
lie. 6 ledsn Plans. llorwallt.
Fol“ agent furl'onnm :u ot. flew Hi firm-fir
“it h rtrwt. .\. \'. tit-ferv‘ut e.
cflAfl. DQKI-‘I'N. Kilruaib;
.IIIIHIIMI unsovuw. .m s... Nonnu-
El t‘w
i) ll'l‘.‘ '«lilrilv'll
to}: 2m
W.H.Meeker&l}o.
on. Agent to:
G. S I. ll. BOLTUN'S
lHIlT WATER HEITEI
flaming. Steam and Its-Fitting.
Tin and film has Verb.
list Ilr fleeting.
Plans and estimates furnish/ad for still.
not water. steam or hot alr- bsatlnt.‘
to "(NW NAIF W
Physician’itlr would
fills. ni.”li"i.”'éiutou
can be scanned at lav once.
m It.“ lb. Iridium. 00m,
l
0
J. E ”JENHIRES.
Spe
THEODORE ”
PRICE, 75 Cts.
MISS lllllEll’S HAIR BBESSING MOMS. .
LAUDER’S BLOCK.
I ‘8 V 4-.
us your eyes sud 'am. To st-
tssspt to slid leaned . would be
“marshal I of 5:11" soil is
ovum mangle md'qruu w ‘ ‘
Ans-last“. Ceaaly.lsla.fised Potatoes.
most vigorous, health
seed produced in this eountr ’33:“
We offer naming but what has stood till
test of practical every day farm fm
years. There are no fancy kinda among
. they
them. of which it can be lrul said
havenovaine except the price.- Every
potatmeuour list in a mane maker;
good cookers. good «open. as are
exactly the qualities which these seed
mover any other. Our list. oom-
nfllea'l'he Early Rose. Earl Beauty of
Hebvon. The New Queen, 0 Knight.
the Early White Star. etc. Cards dea—
crlptive of the characteristics of each
variety attached. Special orders for any
particular sort desired. executed herb.
Also Lawn Gross Seed, Seed Beansaud
Peas. Special Fertilizer for Isw-n and
garden sold in large or small quantities.
Dibbltldlomslock
Ii llillTll Mill STREET.
OLSE
N
cial Bargain.
i HAVE JUST BUIIGHT HF
Lounsbury. Matthewson & Co.
600 Pairs Fineiadies’Shoes.
Made for‘Wolfi’ & LAronson, a. bi
‘ . they could not take. Those goo.
in every respect. Worth SW“ a-pair regular.
g concern in Iowa, which
Is are the finest and swell goods
Will sell them for
$2.50 A PAIR
B. Pointed Toe. Square Tue Tips and Big Buttons.
cont/All sup um.
THEODORE OLSEN
8| Washington ‘Street.
Nearly Opposite The Sentinel Building.
Buy ill Home allilSllVBMllllBY.
LASSFRSTUBKIHANHER
'l‘lo- best wagon to; the It'liei. mom-y. Just Ell'erl'll.
Dora-flos- Canopies: Buggies. Phaetons.
Guts. Doctor 3 Goddard and the Celebrat
Wagon. (‘A'LL AND star. 'l‘lllclt A'l‘
Park Traps.
Spindles. 3-39at canopies.
ed 8. ll. Bailey's Whalebons
Wright’s Repository,
L‘orut-r Madison and Franklin Streets, South Norwulk. Second
[laud Wagons of all kinds.
Repairing; ii spot-hilly.
Work called
for and delivered free of charge.
W.
l
CAUTION.—lr a dealer offers W. L
Dnugta- shoes in a reduced price. or say-
he Im- thrm without name stamped on
bottom. put him down no a fraud.
L. Buttons
33 SHOE m‘i‘i‘lili'to.
W. In lull'flluifi Mince are eh. ‘. .h, mu; to
Hug. .‘tmi gun in “I r s lil~l1flllll| .tl ii». In H.
”I iv n ll‘ pt
'I be “latnplhg Ni \V. I.. In.
r IMF and win! on the lmttmu, n In. it guir vv
“W" Mint. lulu-a lbmmimh ol’ li-‘IIJI! mulimll
I“ ”NW N b" wrztr limo. thorn ulm ponb lb"
i in of \V. I.. "auxin \lvqu pun ....tum¢—p_
.. .-.... vi th to any otinv l'lJLl.
l,,. I mum id.
‘ ‘a.. i. ”ll” '1.jittHJhrI’tl'ulllr‘lll‘lll!I'll)” llt
" awn. llu-v l in nibml to all his: hm. not»,
i -d W» bv-lw‘ f.‘ vnu tun mvr mum \ l<v lmv m1: 4..
) vur tuoluenr of thorium sdwrli nl l‘l‘lh\~ ,
lltlnlotror rm upon Ip‘llit‘uli'lll. A-ldrv‘u.
M lubotllms. BM“IOII,”III. Mld M
J. Schaub 8: So
n o
’2! “but
. ‘ healthy and smooth. Fyu bright
HEALTH fiBEAIlTV.
no you VALUE
A Cit-«Ir Cum-ploxion?
,.
.(1
la
“Nu-awn l”- I
in: sun llillll
Ivorian tbs. Stomach. melts the Blood pure. Sltbi
and Complexion rlnsv.
N0 Mont-1 l’lill'lnisl
MM: ."N‘vl u.’ Illym‘m,
A Poul. ttll‘v-ii-lvr nit-um.
ilvsvylbian that Is “mining, l'nrlfllns.
Ivanlilylsg and Intlllnr will be
'0‘!“ II ihf'i' tablets.
N0 DANGER 0F Mil/”0 0010.
sermon to many of tits asmallvd Complain
Washes. leaps, av.
PLMAF‘AWT TO 'l‘A.K'E‘l.
lid-mi on rent: in Memp- and Try a “In.
HEWITT SUIPlfllli "DIET 30.
ron nu if? Enat l4! ,
Iv osunovsvs. NEW YORK
“lain
1
Tory ' ,2 . " wanna
n‘ ' . 37"3 ltCLIAILII.
, .~ ."u i ii
constituted not i l hyl vilflhfili'flu 90.33:.
:nvclaiun you it i fl.. t. \llN‘fi. Ill
s sv
wertltl we “compounds." Remember this
lu'vivdflt'
ktbeulzttltulmvnssmu ol unkind use
on only vxulvousitu libel; .'
always cafe and sure. Al‘d idiuulr ”:r
lfncf. stated. f l. Fall I n l .
. amid 59m. 00.". wit" 3.
um I?
Illusion initials
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