,1 . y tech a tsblrspeoniul (tour
the meal due) of Chamberlain’s
Remedy just before going to bed.
next morning she found that her
M had almost entirely disappeared
Mgtbedayshetooka low doses of
in: learning nwoke tree from oil syrup
tests at the cold. Sines then she has, on
e'enrsl ooessloos, used this remedy in
» ‘ like manner, with the same good results,
no le much elated over her discovery of
gulch a way oi curing a cold. For
sale by G. G. litilleon. drugslst.
Headache is the direct result of indi
mud stomach disorders. Remedy
xtlleeebyuelng De Witt’e Little Early
'Rleere. and your headache disappears
. Thefhvoritelltile pills everywhere. G.
j 4!. Gregory a co. and G. 0. some.
Detectives Needed' Here.
Superintendent Charles Ainge, oi the
‘ National Detective Bureau, Indianapolis.
, 306., sub-muons that two or three
. capable and trustworthy men are needed
in thh county to set as private detective
_ * under hie instructions. Experience in
th work is not necessary toeueeess. He
edit a large criminal paperand will send
it with-lull particulars, which will ex-
plefit how you may enter the profession
eddruln him at Indianapolis, Ind.
Neither
r hours, nor even minutes elapse
site! is ofiorded. G A. Gregory &
Co. an G. C. Stillson. .
. (l. Hartman, sherii! of Tyler
. Vs., appreciates a good thing
end use not hesitate to say so. He was
elm tprostrsted with a cold when be
red a bottle of Chamberlain’s Cough
Remedy. Hesays: "It gave me prompt
,l'eliel. I find it to be an invaluable rem-
edy for coughs and colds." For sale by
G. C. Stillson. druizgiet.
Itiehot a miracle. It won’t bore
everything, but it will cure piles. That’s
whnt De Witt's Witch Hazel Salve will
‘abtoause it has done it in hundreds oi
eases. 0.3.. Gregory &Co. and G. C.
L. H. Decker,
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nature. will ilnrl our IEMAI.
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it.» tantrum. .
cooperation.
(at us endeavor to explain the plan so
any have no hesitation in regard to its
on.
elienm to you whatever. either
In; or enamel“. When
purchases or t Dealers
homes swear the liehst limit,
PAY rooms
in
on Timur for such “is crimes!
As an illustration, suppose you
to your name on our books.
paper or Magazine
rate for tickets owl; nny limit you may
sire. in the some way. or, it re rt profane
semi you Mi older in trade on my moi
tickets in
Am. rsmrtrm mm. as mournv rt'us
coive many valuable pro-minerals?
us. as every book has n itinerant annular!
Is not essential that you «timid eamllvl
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out.
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(We, Ho. Norwslw. when
tr a should he left.
minute will be furnished as {oi-ileum
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to any person we «not cure Highest hank
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have yetto beer 0: is case where they have
should he kept on hand at al times to p oviris
for emergencies. Conesrmdme mniidentlel.
By mall. with i‘ullditeetions. securely seal-
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You have received a little M o! Plltlv
ODIUALTIOKM‘S. To mmpllsh the per.
-e for which this system at advertising is
esiirned. we invite your earnest attention and
Please bear in mind that there is no
for trua-
flake
whose
(mans a? "I! “It or re»
ensue and leave these (lusts at the rate of
boy at one
store. Knolls in the amount. or Sim-1m: leave
Hm lltrltehi: st another.yonr purchase amounts
to titty renter leave him tickets: ml. still armh-
er store your an rohuse amounts to yam-y."
leave thirty-ll ve tickets and norm in the same
proportion. We milenr the tickets from m in
store once a week, add all the hoists oi yrmr
number twether and credit the entire smmmt
ll hem you have
used tielt Ml! amour “M to or. of '
the numbers mentioned 3,, y m, Prominent Itumanllurian Dead.
Wm "M in" ”it "0""?! ”ll” I’l‘l‘lrliiflm, Fell. ll.—rlAi01|M'(l ii. Ea-
amount in premium. 'lha premiumse mum
of the subscription for use vsau oi soyliews-
published at the elven
Advertising I'lrine for the amount due you for
so A ll) 5 RS 9'} it serves» 10 M AWDIAHII.‘
rites.
Use the riders! There is M llmli M lime
and by using them continuously yvn will re~
whom
will approolare your mom and we shall be
greatly obliged. May we ilsrl me or your
llclte'e in our mi «dissection? Km me
iiclteliiln your pmltoiimebsn you will not
forget them; the mrmlr‘ror your ticket desig-
nstee yo .rselroreemhvn of your iamily to
so i
roll.
at once and when you have used all the i h-
at am has boob tree. at our oar-e. lirsnrl
uliriinir. N :rwalh Mat lranfls At
' sudden tor bran-la
premiere
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vertlslnl Journal (30., I]. D. lioitb, ”an
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the!” Days Reserved bytbe W
WI" m1 ”WHDI‘WW
“mommies.
neutrinos. reef ll.-'l‘odaythehoeee
eatersupen ilrelssttbres westsoi the new
step. Although the president's epselsl
”relative“: thebond issuessntto
seem en Friday is being considered by
thew-es and means meantime. there is
no present espwtatlon that any edert will
bemsde to passe bill suthordzlng gold
bonds during the coming week.
'lhe majority oi the Republicans are
mine. it. and without their aid the Den»
erratic leaders believe it is a useless waste
of time to consider such a measure in the
house. The week will be devoted to rou-
tine business
Today the armshlerstlou ol the legisla'
live appropriation bill will be resumed.
and it not completed it will go over until
Wednesday, Tuesday by agreement having
been set apart (or business reported from
the committee on lilrtriot of Columbia
After the legislative appropriation hill
is dismwd oi the naval appropriation
bill will be taken up, and it is probable
tint it will constitute the remainder of the
week i! adelermined alien is made by the
navel committee to provide (or the cons
etrnetion oi the new cruisers they have
recommended. , .
The general deilcieupy appropriation
bill—the last of the regular hills—is in
presses of preparation, and it the naval
bill is disposml at More the and of the
week it will be taken up.
In "(M New-k.
'l'hegreater part or theweek in the sen-
ate will necessarily be given to the appro
prletluu bills. The mtollloo bill will he
the first remolding unaoted upon to re-
ceive theatlention oi the senate. ’l'hie
lilll will in all probability develop stilli-
eient debate to consume two days’ time,
it not more.
The Indian bill carries numerous amend-
ments. “any of them will call tor ex-
hlanatinus, and otlwrs will be attested.
e discussion on this bill will probably
open up the entire question of the man-
agement cl ailsirs in lndisn Territory,
and this 1s a subject which has received
much atmrtion at the hands at several
senators it is expected that the agricul-
tural hill will be token up when the In—
dian bill is disposed of if time he leit.
There will probably be apostnodle edorts
during the week to get up other than ap-
proprlstlon bills. Senator Butler hue giv-
en notice of an intention to move to take
up the poolbig bill after the postoiiloe bill
shall in disrmd of. Senator Allen is
also anxious to call up his resolution for
the investigation of the Ahshunih sloo—
tlmie.
fihould the lankruptcy bill be not die.
placed by the milling bill, the chances for
its further romiderzitlon are very slight.
Motor tie-urge. its especial champion.
eeysthat hehasaiaint hope (or it. but
Mulls that the fight against it is so bitter
andpetulstent as to render the prospect
doubtful. The possibilities include more
or less relsrenoe to the tinanolai and lie-
wailau quertione.
P
like
esp
O
M!
Wasmsoroy, Feb. li.—-'l‘horecent visit
to Washington at Mr, Cremer. the British
member or parliament who was charged
with the inoculation to our government
of e memorial signed by about 350 of his
colleagues in parliament urging the nego~
tintimr of an arbitration treaty with Great
llritaln, has resulted in stimulating inter
est in that promrt. which had rather lagged
since the introduction of the Allison reso-
lution «one your»- nuts. in congress the
Wflilllrn ha.- tokuu tongll-ie shape in s
Mimi joint rewinlion submitted by Sen-
atur thermal: and wivrrcd to the oornmlt—
tea on foreign relailnns. lttlly author-Mug
the president to move in the nmttmr.
you
tori, widely ltuuwnasrsu eduvutor through.
out Pennsylvania and the country gen-
erally. died at his residence at the age of
70 at lilltillliltrtlliL lie was president oi
the Western Pennsylvania llnmnne so-
ciety and was at one time prreldsnt o! the
National Humane society.
it ll
cars
l!"'
Tum at ‘I'ubaere linrnsil.
llii'lel‘iut, Fell. ll.~l’lru trolllplelely
futile! lbs i'rost'etrt tobacco warohouse nt
ialelgll and Main streets, and Meyer.
llritlgos N C0,. woodouwsro. M. 3.55 West
Main stunt. wen‘alw lmriml out. About
sou hugelmnde of whom it were burned.
Two flail-inlet llnrmul.
”134211.. 1nd,. i‘uli llum'A ll-yflll’mlll
em: and a :Zvrnonth old daughter at \l‘ilc
llaru i'aseldsy. residing eight miles north
of this city. were burned to death. it is
thought their clothing caught lire whlle
they were playing around a grate
has I. m. steel».
sew Your. Feb. ll.~(’harlee .l. Bridg-
man. the noted llrooltlyn lrllst null ro~
eluse. is dead. His body was found in his
audio on the upper floor oi the booth
Brmhlyu hank building. to Atlantic avo-
nus.
”lapse-up Agent Robbed.
Contreras, hit li.-(‘harles l'. h‘tein-
Issuer. musty dispenser. was lmovhed
down by two negro latitude on Rutledge
stress and robbed at "to, the resultoi
escaped.
' Milan. Ont. Feb. ll.-v'i'he (‘lly
Cellepsnbooi building herewre burned.
The no boypupilsend lit mutersend
eased-nu duped. in roost cases with
”totalling
wmwmdeut-gmww late seeps.
Issuer cm. Yell ll.--’1‘herellroadsln
less Jersey. with were blasted by the
snow. are erasing rip, and trains are now
rennin with less delsy than during the
you treat. ..
light W lleld lip.
oases. l'elt lI.-—-A special from Falls
city-ye: Tyree-asked men held uptbe
Ibo-r1 Perils nigbtopereiorsnd robbed
W sets.
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It. uses: flamed.
Rosanne. lila. Felt li.u'l'he la
mes htselt en lievseth street. one the
lathe .w totall
”larva“ warty es ydemeyed
entAgyMAetlea~1helenate‘
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ill WASHINBTUN STREET, SMITH
100 pairs of Ladies’ imperfect machine sewed werth 3.50 at 1
200 pairs Ladies’ Hand Turn, small sizes, worth 4.00, at 1.00
200 pairs Lsdies’ Opera plain toe worth 3.00 at 2.00.
200 pairs Ladies’ Opera plain toe worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Ladres’ Patent Tip, worth 1.50, at 1.00.
100 pairs Misses’ Spring Heel, worth 1.25, at 900.
100 pairs Childen’s 8i to 10.}, Patent Tip Spring Heelfiworth
85 pairs Men’s Police Shoes, worth 2.00 at 1.50.
100 pairs Men’s Golf Bluebers, worth 2.50 at 1.50. .
80 pairs Boy’s Calf Button, sizes 11t012, worth 1.75, at_1.00.
75 pairs Boy’s Lace, worth 1.25, at 75c. '
Boston Hip Rubber Boots, 3.25 and plenty of them
Men’s Storm King Boots, 3.00.
ill WASHINGlilN sum,
lllEillililE a. hill
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NORWALK.
100 pairs of Lounsbury,l Mathewson & Co.'s fine Shoes, 9. little imperfect,worth 4. 50, M225.
.50.
100 pairs Misses’ Patent Tip Spring Heel, worth 1.50, at 1.10.
1.25, at 95c.
100 pairs Men’s Goodyear Welt Lace Shoes, worth 3.50, at 2.00., sizes 51}, 6, 6i, 7.
50 pairs Men’s Congres and Lace, Cork Soles, sizes 9, 10 andllleorth 2.50, at 1.25.
75 pairs Men’s Lace Picadilly and sqaure toe, worth 1.50 at 1.25. I“
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Children‘s Muslin Drawers, m cunt. gm] upwards.
Ladies' Muslin Drawers, 25 cents and "fluids.
. Dickerman
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48 STYLES AT POPULAR PRICES.
All 6000 VALUES.
For T inunday’s Bargain Sales. toms Prices for theillsy llnly.
Children‘s Canton Flannel Night Drawers, 5 sizes at 25 cents.
& Son,
84 WASHINGTON STREET. SOUTH MORWALK. CONN.
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