EOE-TABLES
ton-round.
{.th roam cusur
nmsltzrurrs
'il’alem Medicines
u“ “I PLEISMlT TO TIRE.
' ‘T OUR PRICES.
" ll EMT. llllll IOT TO TAKE,
31.1!)
-.‘ Bond’s Banaperille, :23
line’s Seneparilla, .O’l
Bailouts Besolvent, .70
Scott’s Emulsion, .00
’l’l'smos' i noun, '3:
c or .
e Command. .
ms " ' ' ii
nun-en'- Oapaice Planters, Ig
‘ s , :12
' Atwood’a Bitters, .18
Ham’s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
new. llicrobe Killer, gel. jars, $.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .80
Ben. ll. Slillsun’s
Drug Store,
' '2 Wash! [ten Street
‘ SEED
POTATOES
have sold well. A few more left,
which we will close out at a re-
duction, where the rty wants a
bushel or more. arranted true
and pure stock.
‘ ' $1.25 BUSHEL. .
w
THOSE
,OHEAP
»CRACKERS
are a success. Believe us they are
excellent quality. Prices are the
same as lest noted, but as flour
has advanced 50 bit, no knowing
how long this will continue.
3 41-2. 5, subs. 25c
,1.
«.
_...
i , ' OUR
:3: “BUTTER AT 2 2c
:5? is also a success. Try it.
A bottle of Blair's
7 PIOKLES.
mow, Plain or Mixed, can be had
at 800. Extra laree size bottles,
upby honest Vermont folks.
Trey are believed to be the most
and best for the money.
1’11 ’ Only a few more of those 8 lb.
BAKED BEANS
athclsft. Weeeu [at no more
tatslleteemeprloe.
Ashtosss the kegs come
lwltheoldbeedpdzp and saucer.
“term.
W
wastes sane, seen
IUD BEARD or BEAN
mm
It
stomheudqulethuthememglving
restful slap. lather think ofths
worryend anxiety this saves you. ll
yourbebylstaethingDr. Hand’s Teeth-
lnsliotionforzllcents. soothes and re-
lievmellpeln. Soldbyelldrnggists.
The best remedy for burns. scelds and
cuts Is Dertt’e Witch Hazel Salve. An
excellent cure for piles. G. A. Gregory
& Co. end G. 0. Btillson. '
A Remarkable cure of Rheumatism.
From the Groton. Connecticut. Review.
all winter by rheumatism, is out again
and all due to one of the medicines ad-
vertised in our columns. After trying
everything possible, he used Chamber-
lain’s Pain Balm, which has relieved him
of all pain, from which he wase constant
sufferer end promises to make him lit for
duty soon. We know David has been a
great suiierer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
druggist.
The most pleasant little pills lor cleans-
ing the system and regulating the bow-
els, are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache end constipation.
Small pill. Smell dose. G. A. Gregory
& 00. end G. C. Stillson.
It Did the Business.
Mr. J. H. Cobb, publisher of the Mir-
ror. at Brocton, N. Y., says: “For near-
ly two years the Mirror has been publish-
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain‘s
Oil Remedies. Afew days ago the writer
was suffering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an 01 emedy which did not
prove cfiicacious finally be tried Cham-
berlain's Colic. Cholera and Diarrhma
Remedy and two case did the business,
checking it completely. For sale by G.
C. Stillson, druggiet.
Lingering coughs and colds in the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expels the mucous, is sooth-
ing, healing, alleys fever. acts quickly,
is pleasant. G. A. Gregory d: Co. and (l.
C. Stillson.
Agree-hi) Surprised.
"I had a very severe cold on my lungs
that caused much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasinem in regard to the
result,” says Mr. T. E. Smith, of Billet-
ica. Mess. “A local druggist called my
attention to Chamberlain’s Cough Reine
(ly, and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy a careful trial. The result
surprised me; I recovered entirely in
three days." 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. c. Stillson, dmggul.
Hrs. Harriet Evans, Hinsdele, lll.,
writes: “Let me say One Minute Cough
Cure is a sovereign remedy for croup.
Mychildren ([ have three) are subject to
this dread disease, it comes very sudden-
ly, but One Minute Cough Cure has never
lelled to relieve at once. I should not
feel safe to be without it." G. A. (ire-
gory a Go. and G. G. Stillson.
kinds to which an admission is charged,
and notices calculated to promote private
interests, mop! where an advertissmnl
of sonic appears in advertising columns,
are chargedfor at W? rates, 10 cents
a line.
,,__ . ._. .4 -... .- .4.._,,... ....____
De Witt‘s Little Early Risers, gentle
and reliable little pills. correct indiges-
tion, relieve biliouenees. eil‘ect pleasant.
G. A. Gregory & Co. and G. C. Btillson.
Don't Tobacco Spit or Brawl. Your Life
LII].
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No—Todlac. the harmless. guaran-
teed tobacco habit ours that braces up
nicotinizerl nerves.climinatee the nico-
tine poison. .makes weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Bee is sold by R. H.1’laisted under e
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New Yorlt or Chicago.
You should not suffer from dyspepsia.
indigestion, constipation or blliouenees.
These diseases are all cured by the use of
DeWitt’e Little Early Risers,tthe igtnous
little pills. G. A. Gregory d: 00. hid G.
O. Btlllson.
[feltewYorkmillionainglvesedIb
neretfltbsvenusandltthstreetmoetlue
0700.00, which gives 19 paeplsdyspepfle
mdtbesepoople spendtifium indoo-
ors’ bilisend finally have topeyllim
sachfcrtxctusmoodcuretoeursthan
whetwonld bathe safinepw sspib it
the dinner should not be given. thin
mumetthsisesti
luqulrestPlelsssd‘sdrucstsnmhws
you mayhem the pseblsmsclvsd sea
ptinformetloaeboutmlleewurs.
Wbsnoeeedendsuandsits use, try
DsWitt's Witshnseslletvs. it Incest.
lagtobermstops peniletsetw. else»
see, I pretest heelw tersseldserflb
, m
diverse-septic. G. A.
' ‘ edema-same“
‘efembitiooeew
David Lewis, who has been eillicted'
lie theta-inst .
We. lee W ‘
women.
In a short this it closes its echohetio
year. having gone through its self-ep-
pointed curriculum with greetsncceek.
The course of study pursued was of two
fold character, being both legal and po-
lltical. '
In the former field they used as text
books Kent. Pomeroy and Dwight. In
the letter they had lectures by desig-
nated members. followed by discussions.
Two meetings were held each month.
The first half of each meeting was de-
voted to political study and the second
to legal. The programme was as fol-
lows:
October, New York colonial history to
1776 and general law notes; November.
New York history to date, vocal and
physical culture and law of checks,
drafts and notes. December. citizenship,
duties uml privileges. lnw notes and reci-
tations. January. nuti-fodomlists and
democrats. Mlemlisls and Whigs and
laws of deeds. lenses and mortgages.
February, Republican. ulmliiiouists,
pruhibitionists and populist-l illlil low of
contracts and Inn-tru-rahips. March,
socialists. woman‘s Clilllll‘ll and low of
corporations and postal laws. April.
emigration. municipal government and
woman‘s progress in Will-9.3 and low of
taxes turd notumlimtiou.
The lectures and discussions excited
interest in mwiul circles outside of the
club and led to many luwomiug mom:
bore and many more to start studying
at home on their account. Some of the
lectures were so excellent that the loc-
tm'ers were limited to llt'lll't'l’ them on
other occasions and even in other towns
and cities,
The success of the Warsaw ('luln has
been sogrcut that no less than fifteen
towns in the Sillilt} or neighboring Coulh
ties willosuiblish similar organizations
the coming autumn and [llll'rtlll‘ similar
lines of study. One of tho oilicers
writes that one funny effect woe to
make all the old politicians go back to
their hooks and study up in orslor not to
be left far behind by the Women of the
place.
The Diamond as a Friend.
"That's my silent partner." will Totly
Hamilton. when l mliml ottontiou tothe
fiu't tlmt he always wore llla lug diamond
lx~1wotli his wet.
"A goml iliumonvl." ln- explain-l. "is
nlmut the Islet friend in nm-«l iill'ut‘i‘llllg
mam lute. You may llllllli ii mom- of
vanity. but it loll‘lr—ill loner it isn't will!
amojority nl‘ llll‘ mm who wmr lllc'lll
up the mud. .~\ illumonll in tlu- most
couwuh-ul form ui pormlnll- properly.
and the 1mm tin. muting in mine. You
may got out of mouwy in Mlllll‘ far away
town. in» robin-Al on tlu- rnhl. lvw your
money or blow it in ouu Sill‘t'l'; How you
are. Yournlinmounl of tho rumour $1.30
will stand you in for Sill”. You couldn‘t
get more than $50 or smoothing like that
on n “'itli'll Worth siblltob'lilil. Ho. you‘ll
see most trawling men Wearing it good
stone. It in; silent or spm'iol runner.
and stands by u man at the right limo.
Circus men and llo-ntril'ul pmplo NIVU
their mom-y in «lizunonlls. 'l'lxuy so» a
good many ups and downs. itll'l if they
didn't put tlu-ir surplus mull into gems
they'd lot it all go uwl lum- notln‘m.r for
u minylloy. An uvmws ram this way
both now her money and lie min: it sit
the sum.- limo in potential :ulorumrut.
We usml l-I how :i mam “'llli ilm llol'umu
show who \Vl'lll through tho: :irm- moon
dealing in .linummln with our prnplv.
llv'ul sell llu-m tliuiuoluls. buy thorn lurk
or loam mom-y on llu-lll win-n tlu- plow»
Burs \wrv luml llp.ilil'l run a regular
diumoinl broker's lullv with us mvlu-
sivrly. l olu‘oyx‘ More! with um um;
Hill! of l'lollh-~. u gmul «liiuuonll. :L llwltlv
oi’ lll'ulilll moi l‘llnlv'i'u minnow. Then
I'm pro-purer! lur anything." l‘uzaliurg
Dispatch.
A llmmsnlinrmn's hciwmc.
Au l‘llln'l’ Hlllo clergy'muu. “mil known
for lit-i homolom'rolul l‘lmrily in tho
unl'urtuuuiv. lwroml- l'ulll‘iln mi llmt in
rmmy limomw in» was llll|nlr~wl own by
olill‘ilosrl. nhlu lhnllnl town. who. on the-
gmuml of not llviug ltlllt‘ in million Work,
uskml for food oml lllnllulfimlll he lms
doviml u umml no-Illml oi' pg‘ltiugoui
tho lll‘m'l’VlllL: from tiloumwrtli), Now,
win-u is Mount. llhly l'rllou’ :lpplzm for
ussisimwv be H tolml by Ho- l g, 11.:ymou
illlll shown it largo {trio of \lmli ~~' llmt is
lying on illli‘ Mile of ”to _\ui'vl .m-l illrm't‘
ml tot-zirry llu‘m ill‘l‘urw tho lot owl pill»
them up umll' l'ov i‘vnwmn 1hr olIo-r mule.
Tllt' llvxl zlpplln'nul l'urriw llll‘lll bark
and piles llwili whori- iii» p:-.~.l.~lv.»wyr
found limo. in runny “bl-move mi uoou
as tho vlvrizyumo's lurk u llll'liml lilo
lllllllli'illll Hollow u lurll no»! Ill\l“ill\l‘l‘
the but]: future owl le‘ «non out ol' slight.
'l'liow immune tlw \vuri; m'o menu lilo
llolp asked for. liil'lli'oli'l‘ l'ioon.
A Tuners".
MrH. .lolmeon Moy llrmvu has grown
up to ho o lino girl.
Jolmsou You. lllllmnll
million. to her folio-r.
Mrs. Johnson «is Nllv'.‘
JuliilelmmYl‘M: she owl lwr mother
often disuui'w about wlurl they want him
Uillildlml llmwn thoroughly enjoys the
delullwlt.-~~~l’m'lt.
filo-'5 u mutt
finally lisphsim-el.
Trlvvotwhiias Flop t'lllltlin to hove
made one thousand tofu-min of new
rhino.
Maori-That's ineily orpluinmi. When
yonnul‘allow nslredhs-r to marry him
she replied: “No, a thousand litmus no."
«London Telegram.
«tom‘s-n...
lllstiutlna.
“In all my com.” min] the eminent
statesman. "i can say that 1 here never
done anything to he nehnrrml or."
"You man." Knee-red the cynic. “that
you have never done anything you were
Mal 0i.”--lfllllfltl|polll Jimmie
Ohildrsnendumhrsllssereelweysie
&W.WM is it: set
ere H one “I
tot-team. . ,
e... m
shades.
3%. ' norm" 'io
mmmmummba
levee. Leeeend shitloa- maybepneehe-ad
“h.““fim
new nets and use are adorned
with immense flowrmhi‘n a variety of
There are also ornaments of diacr-
ent kinds. usually wnelstlng of a not of
pointed wings in light metal, purple, swol,
luo, sold, ruby or some other color.
1m heavily omnmented with nine-ls is
in great demand. Yokes; made entimly of
jeu‘uled lace are also in vogue.
Pique is to be much worn this summer,
and is to ho luul in solid colors and in
striped and figured patterns.
llclte am no fashionable this summer as
they were lost. your, mul n 5 to be found in
all tones of silk. laid and author, with all-
vor or covered llllifkll‘rl.
Dotted swine muslin. formerly to ho haul
only in while, is now oiitnlunlllo in vol-L
ous delicate ltllil brilliant tints with (lots
white, black or in!" colon-(l.
There is o fancy for lllllklllfl owning
hollil-m hull of chiffon uml hull of gulpuro,
but those lllznrro ofir‘cts urn Iu-vvr in the
host taste.
it is sold that the now. very thin cro-
pons now being brought out for suuuuor
M'H‘ill‘ill WHATS.
wonr "my llo urulml. 'l'lwynro ull wool
and about lln- Weight of nun‘s .vviiimr.
'l‘ln-y muyllo ulntuinml incl-mun. llllli‘, mew,
illzu'. polo mus-u om! yl-Ilow om! un- not, or
oil \‘fil‘t‘llhlVi‘.
)lllllm-ry murmurs now now [u'l‘lvr'i flow.
or north-us uml natural llllls'xllllln :m‘ mur-
wlmhly wvll inritotml in iaunllrii', ~ill:
nml \mlwi. The follow» is no i. ‘5 ”or to
nutlm- oml is quite as lwouliful its tho
llm‘mrx‘.
'rlli' “’ulmr'i's llmm' in tho .~l\l-tt-h worm
5 long «look of lid 3’ .lmo/ 1H l lwrh. Tho
from it ll vuhlollnuuiul uml i~ hill in \Vllll
email Holt.» :1! m.- Wuhi. Thu pszrmvnt in
lllli'll «m-r ll‘i' l lo-~l :i'ul la l‘u—H-mwl lvolow
lry largo lulllmh. 'l'lo‘ liltlv girl's i'ool is
of oh! rm.- “ml owl i. worm. ll in [dolls
on u rum-oi yolw. .\ colpurv lu'rilm lrilrr
don; the yol'w illul guipm'l- l'li\l'l“~ tin-«'ui‘fs.
.Il on" l‘uoLlJtr.
Sectional Hilts-runes.
Texan lo: tho p‘r‘a-l‘r‘i'y slwi‘r‘k—‘Vlilil do
you will ”will lltil';t~'r
Grover. u'l‘lum- m‘o wliim.
"Arr llun)‘ good in I‘:il':'
"('vrioinly! Try on.» of ilwm."
(liin's into one). "Jr-st lbri l vain-Med.
Got it \vooqlm core. (‘umu from Commoti—
tut, don’t tiwy?"——i'hicm:o 'i‘rlhunc.
How It Pools in Bo flanged.
Tlu-u- li u quwlin'i M ivlr «who in»
qm'mly lil‘l-it'-. mg wiolly nl'tvr u logo! I‘X-
cv-utiuu in. when plow. ulllrh wry in-w
litimzpvrmm :m- in position in honour.
II. is tlll~2 “\Vlml :m- tlu- M'll~:lllnll~ ospr-
rll-nm-d (ll.l'll;'t lmuxlte ' " Snow irw ulm
llllit' lill‘il ill: o; 'li 1’ -ii'_\ in; Ivl‘liml lamv
gill-ll Humor? .ot‘ {Isms Xvi-lino: mu! wool
lion“ during hlli'li rmlml lllllll‘lll'~,:;!1|l
from ulzot it»): >zlv.' ii i. um! mm: o I. l‘i'l'
‘ll\' “of: in (ll * :n x 'm‘ l1. \1- illumlm‘tl.
.'\ll(‘li31":il'l.'l"ltll“.' ll‘inllll'r “no ~1Ilulv
ll.«:'xluul‘1;n:..[13¢th ‘u'il‘ollwll i-. [hill
of it hit-w - i‘ lo‘illmal val-r « l..ill\..'ldl'..'i'“llll'~
ln f. il\.- or”, l'«‘
\l.: v 1.1%.wa ill Fifi.
l-ll'l ,‘l'vllimrnol'. ‘.\'llll
mo lllll‘ll'x'llu- r. liL'lHilri
um . (ml \xi-u v: u n «nwun'mll \xémn No
“on .xll lm . w» Mll‘l ill..! ill-1w: all
m: w of l on I“ - :m l w H llll‘lf'u'l -;“Hil..’.
'lvlll- liu' .i H“l . 1' \\. .~ l'.1ll ill lxl‘lillcld.
lllul‘} i‘l‘ltvf'i'll 1.5:: .h'Jl l‘v' l11'\l'll"}tllllll
how uplwwt: 4» in 1“ iii! r~ fortuiim: iaim
owu)‘ lrnm o in. 12m homu- ut ulm'll
ili'ill‘ll ull :l'tn :- In or it. l‘wilwll,
.\ll 1"" ll “Tm ll ti o u [‘1’ 1' low M‘vr
l‘mil \i'll'lulfl ll: l u-w « ill"; ll 'l‘: ..l 11m
Mlilwl'l‘ll..'. 41' ll‘l;i"l"' l'a'ox' x.
lunzlviu \vath . lll’lilill.. .3,» . on. it, ,.
t'ill’ll'fi til. \ill'l'iil . lllh‘w \l.i.'l “l’ llvll l’l- llo‘
«jive. .‘illll [lull “in It ilu u lutiw lll‘l I: r ,r’l ll
“in!” fur is lllltlll‘ll it'l‘lml Hf lllm‘ llli' rI~~I
hituitil ollli'. l'lll.~~~l“‘l. Lillllrl llvpulnllr.
Q
You
Can
flake
more good things with
lMHEArLET
than with f
any other
cereal food.
TRY IT.
Direcilses for Wheel!“ Celts.
One and one-half rape «in Was".
one r sweet mi , iwo em, on.
mispmlxl pour, in"! laltklpulmlttll
lent", two t leis inhinlpywdet,
pied: nl nail. a thirty column in a
quick oven.
Sold in zillv. packsgcehy
all leading “ulcers.
FRANKLIN MILLS C0.»
MM. ".1.
U
. sewuseor
M lenient A1191 [ministers
Raymond & Sons.
".er '
ABSOLUTELY rues
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET 6mm.
CIGARETTE
mmmrmnm
"OR! COLD THAN
BRANDS containing".
trillittrli
You will ride
a Bicycle
Of course you will ride. All the
world will—fashion, pleasure,
business — men;
women, children.
It takes a while
sometimes for the
world to recog-
nize its privileges;
but when it does
it adapts itself
promptly. There-
fore. you who are
in the world will
ride a bicycle—a
COLUMBIA
bicycle if you desire the best the
world produces; a Hartford, the
next best, if anything short of a
Columbia. will content you.
Columbins. $100; llnrtiords,
$80 $60; for boys and girls, $50.
POPE MFG. C0.,Hartford, Conn.
Boston. New York. Chicago,
San Francisco, Providence, Buffalo.
um!
KIK
!
X
X
t
K
t
t
t
t
!
t'atnl.Iguiu—l‘lnrnxireliens:vc. bountiful—at nny
A
agency in-c. or by mull (or tuli'lxcm stumps. The
book tells of all tho newl'olmnhilrs and Hartforrie
O. FORO OEELEY (HOLE 00.,
Agents lan-plnmhtennti Hartlurd alcyce
llmwallt. Conn.
FERTILIZERS.
Superphnsphais oi lime.
Ground Bone.
Potato Manure.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
i.imo,.~ishes and Barnyard
Manure rotailed at whole-
prico, by
RAYMOND anus.
rOur $200 Farrel?
nifcml for any rune of Leilvlppo tha' ACTH"!
{cool to shun loll hours. he- not two claim.
ml. but 'onlimoninls ll) Hm hundreds tell u!
rrmurkolliv ”use.
testes curse use». and told:
u hours.
lesion cults llsurel is in! how.
lesion curse lies sells in 20
mimics.
Action curls temstlsm is a
dsys.
('nnmmnh N. lil‘ try. of New "one,
who luvs slifloml terrlb 1 {mm headaches for
years writes:
This may ”my that l have taken the pow.
on known so M‘li’l‘im." mid hy you for
hmluwho- will) refund results. The; ettitnl me
In every’poinl. theyfot only give relief but
leevve on red .lhl‘lh her mum my case rally.
res rt n y
"’ ”' ‘ a. o. errant.
Action can he obtained at t. It. Finland's.
Box of l: tenderly. “more.
not" Helical 0... finite. 130‘
m.
.,‘ ‘N
1.
mo
VACATIONS...
"I em Mil. ‘
Washington, D. 0.
Via Old l’oint Comfort, Va.
-700 MILES 0F OCEAN TRAVEL-
0n the Beautiful new steamshlpe oi the
OLD DOMINION LlllE
Alfording Rest and Recreation.
These trips'are [decline a considerable por-
tiouismade thronghihe quiet waters of the
temous Hampton Road-and Potomac River
and there is little likelihood of seasicknees.
-——-—--
b
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of coin]
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these and;other do-
liahtful trips to
Old Dominion Steamship Compeny.,
Pier so. noun liver, new York.
W. l». Guillendeu. Vice-President and Traf-
for a safe and
lie Maneuver. ‘dlz 6m
luau m lounges: .33.;
metal. for your
insurance combined. talre an endownment in
THE Oflllllllillfllll litllillll lllE
msufl.“c[ cunPINY 0! Hartford,
Conn. it oflers
as good security as anv that human skill can
devise. Willi 30 years‘ experience. exceptionp.
all careful investments. and doing business‘
in ealthy localities of this country only.
REPRESENTED BY
8. s. L’Hommedleu.
lil WASHINGTON ST.
'mvntlv returned from Eu-
rope will the latest and most
successful treatment for all
zeros", Sexual All
r
nary Distance cl
mess, ram be consulted free
” ofu’let, 3-3.7«91'. M. -
rot-ole cured permanently
, withontcuuinu.L‘nnreierto
‘ ‘ nuing‘rous putty-ma in New
tor]: and near by cities
and towns. Metric
might for biod-
dcr and other parts. .
, Univ the most advanced
, .. , A, . orientmc trcstmsnt; no
‘ ' ‘ humbnc. i norance or
necking of any kind. lost V ty recto
forever era-lientad. Analysis
urine free. ll, radically cured withcu I
in or raltlmr. in t1 home. 00-. ll“.-
In-I-at I’m. Absolute privacy en .-
trecy. oisunatc and hunchssusessullclid.
emsm
—--,._._-
"lllllls'Em OilPl’IN
-3y-
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse clipped quick and
a
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main Stet
‘ "“9 South Norwalk
mu m lilillllll
South Norwalk, Conn.
188 West 34th Street.
I New York City,
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llaily Direct Freight Line
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