on: Tosuo cusop
‘Homzuorr’s
[Patent Medicines
EA" AID PLEASANT Til TAKE.
LT OUR PRICE.
II FAllT. "A“ "T Til TAKE,
0
W 31.00
Head's Susaparllla, .00
w Barsaparllla, .67
Dana’s flaraaparilla, .61
acute smursihm’ '3
I I
an»: Name‘s: Malaria, '3:
’s e or .
Palm, (is Command. .illi
Alecok.’ " ’ '10
annual Capesce’ Plasters. In
M I s :1,
Atwood’s Bitters, .18
W‘s Microbe Killer, qts., .75
Iadem‘s Microbe Killer, gal. jars.. 3.50
Yankee Lung Soother, .85
Geo. ll. Stillson’s
[Drug Store,
W- " 91% human strut
THE
SEED
POTATOES
have sold well. A few more left.
which we will close out at a re-
duction, where the arty wants a
bushel or more. arranted true
and pure stock.
$|.25 BllSllEl.
———...——_
THOSE
CHEAP ,
CRACKERS
are a success. Believe us they are
excellent quality. Prices are the
same as last quoted, but as floor
has advanced 75c bbl., no knowing
how long this will condone.
4, I-Z, 5, Bilbo. 25c
OUR
BUTTER AT 220
is also a success. Try it.
A bottle of Blair's
v . Prentiss.
Chow, Plain or nixed, can be had
at 800. Extra large size bottles,
top by honest Vermont folks.
are believed to be the most
and best for the money.
Onlysfewmoreofhosslllb.
ease
of _
3AKEn BEANS
atheleft. Wsosn get no more
tossllatssmsprlos.
'Askto the chase COFFEE
.. magma?» and Saucer.
« “for!”
W
menses
mg “All or 3:3
, here.
piles. G.A.Gregnry&00. and G. 0.
Wilson. '
"CauWiulaya'ile
osmothsrahottleof‘Dr.Bend'sColie
tlursatsoydregetore. new.“
rill. of “dab. l. 1.. layer “Dr
Band’sOolioOutels far in advance of
anynmedyofitakiad i ever used. It
willqldetbeby what she is screening
withpain." Asksomamotherwbohas
usedthisrentedyabout it. When your
bebyisorossand fretful while teething
applyDr.Hand’sTeethingIotiontothe
gums. Soldbyalldruggistalloeents.
The best remedy for burns, scelds and
cute to Dertt’s Witch Hazel Salve. An
, excellent cure for piles. G. A. Gregory
dc Co. and G. C. Stilleon.
A Remarkable cure of Rheumatism.
From the Groton. Connecticut. Review.
David Lewis, who has been sfllicted
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 wasaconstant
sufferer and promises to make him fit for
duty soon. We know David has been a
great sufferer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by G. C. Stillson.
druggist.
The most pleasant little pills for cleans-
ing the system and regulating the bow-
els, are DeWitt’s Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. G. A. Gregory
d: Co. and G. C. Stillson.
It Did the Business.
hir. J. H. Cobb, publisher of the Mir-
ror. at Brocton. N. Y., says: “For near-
ly two years the Mirror has been publisb’
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain‘s
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
was suffering from a bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did not
prove efficacious; finally be tried Cham-
33 herlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhwa
Remedy and two doses did the business,
checking it completely. For sale by G.
C. Stilison, druggist.
Lingering coughs arid colds in the
spring are serious mattlrs. One Minute
Cough Cure expels the mucous. is sooth-
ing. healing, alleys fever. acts quickly.
is pleasant. G. A. Gregory & Co. and U.
C. StillsoL
Agneahly Surprised.
“I had a very severe cold on my lungs
that caused much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result." says Air. T. E. Smith. of Elder-
ica. Mass. “A local druggist called my
attention to Chamberlain's Cough Rome
dy. and on his recommendation 1 gave
the remedy a careful trial. The result
surprised measl recovered entirely in
three days.” 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by G. C. Stillson, druggist.
lire. Harriet Evans. Hlnsdale. lll..
writes: “Let me say One Minute Cough
Gore is a sovereign remedy for croup.
My children (I have three) are subject to
this dread disease, it comes very sudden-
ly, but One Minute Cough Cure has never
failed to relieve at once. I should not
feel safe to be without it." 0. A. Gre-
gory & Co. and G. C. Stillson.
“Ten people out of a dozen are inva-
lids," says a recent medical authority.
At least eight out of these ten, it is safe
to allow, are suiferiug from some blood-
disease which a persistent use of Ayer's
Sarsaparilla would be sure to cure. Then
don't bean invalid; _ ‘
De Witt’s Little Early Risers, gentle
and reliable little pills, correct indiges-
tion, relieve biliousness, eil'ect pleasant.
(l. A. Gregory & Co. and (l. C. Stillaon.
‘.__W_.__.a
Don't Tobacco llplt or Smoke Your Life
Away.
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No-To-Bac, the harmless, guaran-
teed tobacco habit ours that braces up
nlcotinized nerves, eliminates the nice-
tine polson, makes weak men gain
strength, vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To-
Ben is sold by R. H. Plaisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
00., New York or Chicago.
You should not suitor from dyspepsia.
indigestion, constipation or biliousoese.
Thesediseasaeareslleured by theuseof
DoWitt’e Little Early Bissrsdtho famous
little pills. G. A. Gregory a Go. and G.
O. Btiilsoo.
lfalfewYorknulllonalreglvesadm-
nerstllthavenueandflthstrseuoetiug
floo.oo.whioh gives lflpeopledyspepeia
andthssepoople memos hydoe-
ers’ billsand duallyhevs ”memo
ssehforOscursBioodOuretoemethsm
whatwould bathe mviugpsreapita if
the dinner should not be “than
belugflpwsoneatthefeeetr
luquirsuflantsd'sdrugstors,whese
yoe mayhave the problem-elves sad
mmmmmsm.
thuoesseloudsrusods Its use. try
nsWItt'stVitathsllelve. It is'eeelr
meson-hrs “My“ ,
lieard a! lie‘eloae Will M Ia
Called solace-at l'ew Invade-.30...
0.0!- lreetin' a landing]- New!“
(my—Own.“ to Be In... Iain.
Prmscao. lay l7.-Dr. Robert lies-
eell Booth of New York was elected mod»
erator of the Presbyterian general assem-
blyon the tint ballot. lie was opposed
by General Robert N. Adams. 1). 1).. of
linueapolie and Dr. William N. Page of
Topeke. Ken. , '
One of the most interesting «locations to
he decided comes from the synod of ladle
and relates to the baptism of polygamists.
Some years ago a Mohammedan with two
wives was admitted to the communion. of
one of the .lndla churches. be having been
allowed to retain both women in his house
as his wives. Another one with, three
wives has been converted to Christianity
and wants to be admitted to the church.
and the question must bodecltlcd immo
diatoly.
Tho synod of lndirs decided by it vote of
43 to ii) that crmt‘uria with more than one
wife, together :ith their entire families.
should be baptized. Rev. J. J. Lucas,
one of the minority, appealed the case to
the general ossorubly. No other church in
India permits the boptism of polygamists.
A number of other questions of interna—
tional interest will be called up lor settle-
mont.’
Lobbying for moderator began early in
the day. When nominations Were called
for, sir-Governor Beaver of Pennsylvania
nominnted Dr. liooth of New York. Pro-
fessor Zones of McCormick seminary, Chi-
cago. seconded the nomination. The Rev.
S. H. Crier, ll. 1).. of Minnesota nominuto
ed Dr. Adams of that state. lie called
for his election on the ground of his home
missionary record. ilr. Clarence W, Back-
us of Kansas nominated William N. Page
of Topeka. George (I. Pollock of st.
Cloud, Minn, seconded Dr. Adoms' nom-
ination. The Hon. F. F. White. president
of the Lane seminnry, ('lnclnnntl, second'
ed the nomination of Dr. Page. lie at-
tached Ilr. liooth's nomination on m-count
of his residence in New York, which he
described as the storm center of tho oliurrh.
Dr. Lamp of New York their studio for Dr.
Booth.
Dr. Boo“: I. Antl-lfrlggs.
Notwithstanding the well laid plans of
the. Presbyterian league of “bombs and
mild conservatives. the out und out unti-
liriggs men were sorrowful in oh-oting
Dr. Booth. This cumpuign ior llr. liooth
begun weeks ago.
As soon us it won understood that Dr.
Booth was to hi: this mndidnto of tho mn-
sorvntlvr-s the friends of Dr. llriggs and
Union seminary engaged the energies of
the Prosbyterion league. on organization
pledged to tho n-wrsnl of the nets of pro-
codlug nssouihlin-s in the lirlggs Hun. 'l‘ho
Presbyterian league dominates the bonnie
of homo and fun-lg!) missions in the l’res—
bytcrinn church. which have their hoodv
qunrtors in lI‘ifth nvonuo.
A majority of ouch board and many of
the secretaries mid clerks openly sympo-
thizo with the object of the league. ”1'-
Booth is is member of tho foreign board.
He has always [won prominent in its coun-
cils. Years ago he lifted an enormous debt.
nearly 8500mm. that bad rested for years
upon the board's treasuries. A few yours
ago his influence turned the vote in the
foreign board in favor of a ehnnge in the
charter bringing the bormi under the di-
rect control of the gonornl aesombly. Ev-
ery‘man ('nlllflfil'lml with the board under-
stood thnt llr. liamth woe inirnicnl to the
Briggs lniluonco. instructions were sent
out to each delegate known to be in sym-
pathy with tho Briggs side, the word be-
ing. "Anything to boot Booth."
They had their instructions. but they
lacked or candidate. At thnlnst minute
they met in cam-us nnd dismissed the most
available mun. in this they could not agree.
so when the Votes m-ro ruuniml they won:
divliloiiwiiif. for llr. i’nuo oi Topeka and
till for Dr. Adams of Minneapolis. showing
a strength oi liboruls rmnrly double that
found in any assembly for the last live
yours.
Trouble Aliens-I For Missionary Boards.
llr. llooth's missionary roruruittoos,
which he will nnnnunve tmluy. nmy bu.- ox—
poctod to be hostile to the boom nnd Inla-
siounry boards. The western commission—
era are convinced that the booms are
wontlng tlu-lr funds and violating their
pledges to donors in the erection of n 20
story morblo building in Fifth ll\’t'llll(l at
a cost of snowmen. iloth boards mine to
the assembly with lnrgo debts. the one
3175,01") and the other snooooo. ulihough
but two years ago the ns'nounte showed it
surplus. The hints in the wont Is that
changes are impomllvo in tlmoillcos of
the missionary board-4
The election having been outdo uunnl-
moue. llr. Booth was i-sufurtril to the plot-
form by Governor Hoover and Professor
Zoom and formnily Welcomed to the chair
by the retiring mmlurntor. llr. llooth
spoke pleasantly of tho unsolicited honor
which had come upon him. declaring that
he lmd found it is safe and sound rule in
this World to into what comes. llo do-
clared that ho had left the stnrmmnter
far behind. Ho rovullod the reunion of the
two churches whlrh had taken plum in the
churc 25 yours before. and rn-ferrod to the
understanding at that time timtn revision
of the church r-rcod might be attempted.
(lonrlltloa of lithium»... sick rules.
Wasmscrox. May 17. «Secretary Gresh-
am passed acomiortahls night and ermtln-
use to improve. Representative llitt le
mining in strength. ilenersl Cogswell
did not rest well last night, nnd today his,
condition is not so mod. Miss Abigail
Rodger is slightly better. General Cristy ls
tier.
Map Lang Released.
llocnasrrn. May 17,—Snap Lana. short
stone! the ltoehssler baseball ulna has
been released. lllckoyof Springflodhae
been signed to play short and Dooleyof
Detroit to cover first base.
To llold a lpeelal leasin-
Nasnvuuz. May lib—Governor Tom
has issued acall forth oxtraesssion of
the legislature to meet on Monday. MI!
or. The limit of the session is ill) m '
m-.- ,. ..,_...................
Jlry Days Culver Wee m
Racism May inn-The Jury in the
Culver ease as Clyde brought In a verdict
that he died from palm administered ll"
some person to the Jury unknown.
fat... at... .4... ....t ,
Mine-lien.
Ans". lily i'l.—-l‘he leaflet. as
end the erase-
ly bring thecity.
(loss! thawin-
the
rapist
house is darted
W eetsof the less day'eworkwas
”and therefor-adorn eleosa to the
”esters” York bill bye vote of in In H.
Theeeeslonof the legislature honest
mono- the tad-yd January.“ the
flue! recess was taken foronoweek. when
active work was large. Since then the
legislature has learn in sesslrsn form»
tuel legislative days. while other years the
bodyhae eat as followa: "W.” days;
woe, Tilda”; rm, 7“ days; llwl, 75 days;
leill’l. at days [During that tlme lie dlib
genre in passing laws and in intrmlrselug
intended laws has bum nmrpamsd. lip
to the last days that bills could he intro-
rim-ed for postage it lied placed upon the
files of tbeaeserubly L75! bills and upon
the one. of the senate inc bills, numbers
that are not equaled by the tee-ml of any
previous legislature In the senate lit-my
.l. finggoehull hm! loin-almost the largest
number of bills, while in the assembly
that honor game to Mr. Wray of Rings, in
the acuntmtho smallest nnrolwr of Milo
was introduces! by senator (foils-y of
Kings. who only put in three immune.
while in the imonil’nly the imrmrlmfonge
lu hpouker Hall, who introduced but two.
CASH FROM NlCA 'IGUA.
iirrnt'Br-itnin to Poll! the 33.7.3“) “mart
Honey [Demands-s5.
l.n\'.'m\', .llny l7,—lu mmplianm with
.ho ogrcmuent under whirl; rho “Villa’s
man if war withdrew from Nicaragua on
omiilloir i’l’lleF the smart roomy. murmur
mg in fi:.’.,.‘.oil. demanded by Great Brit-
on for tho expulsion of i‘onml lintrh be
amid in London within l5 days. that
turnout of money was yin-ruddy wavered
into ilm trommy of Great irrirmn on be
half of Nicaragua ly Sonor- l‘hi'laonto Ms,»
lllul. minister to London for Sérlvmlryf.
who has m'iI-Il for Sirentgua in hinders
throughout tho opimzln thus Floris-(l.
Mmrnmm had until Slay 30 to pay the
indemnity under rho terms of tho agree.
mono. which nil-mod bor l5 days after tho
liritish warships loft t'oi‘into. The thwarts
ore of tho liririsb took plum on May i.
The pnymont of the smart money closes
the imixiont “.lli it resulted in tho mutrprs»
tion of Curinro fora wot-l: by lln’tlah row
rinvs nnd the flooring of the British ting
LlVI‘l" that. town. That portion of the die
piliu will. b (treat Ilritoin (lr't‘llnmA to sub-
nrii to arbitration is thus wirhwl. til-nth
imunw-u for losses in British ntliijtv‘i'a in
Nicaragua :isztru claimed by tirmt liritnin
sud romuiu uno-triud the liritian gum-m»
moot has mmontmi to suimif. to arbitra-
(lull.
B/‘SE BALL.
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At i‘iirslou’g—
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i’iunburg ........ l o o o l ;; o .3 “—i’i‘v
.\t ('hlmgo—
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Pt. Louis ......... ll o U H H J 2 i *— .3
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l'iovolnnd ........ U u l o o o o o o——
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Washington ..... o o l u l o o l 3—- o
i‘mi'lnunii...... 'J o 7: l 'J o t l tl—‘J
thmw LEM” it cause,
At Toronto——
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l’ruvidrnn-.... H H ‘I ll 2’. i ll o n_. y
litiitlis‘~li'l’.... 1i ll ii 2 0 3 i ll il—ll
.
Private Secretory 'I'Imriwr'a (Mia‘s.
ll: /;'\i:lns ii.\\. Mrs-N. .‘ioy IT «The
report. from \l':isl.ingrou tn iiw infill that
President ('luvrimni u.“ trying to par.
sluts-2 u roimgo m-ur “my tmlilus Til“ led
uutny to hollow that. tho some tires for
Private Secretory ’l’bm'lwr. | n! such is not
tho rumu .\li'. 'l'lzurior Will not m'ritpy
tho liurx‘qu (-ntfuuu- or. Marion. M last
your. lznt bow losmol flu rut-w and hand»
mono Witfi‘r'si'lllfllixi'ibl- f‘llVill' .‘lzi i-l thatch.
Marlon.
(ntlmlir Julrils-r In Mum.
liuvrox, May 17 -—llir»-anl witnvwml a
grand melobruiinn in i'.\rholir l'll’llll“. The
M‘I‘ltrllull wm llll‘ lii‘rirtli :inmwrsory of
tho-mlimriiou in thi- primtlimutof Moot
livv. .lubu .lmui h \hllan-a :m blush-m of
”I"ill’l‘lllllill'i‘lil‘bf limtnn i'opo Loo Tell!
forwarded n gold modal end an autograph
lottor. Mgr. Hamill. rim pupal doll-gnu: in
this country. handul thorn to sitcom-h-
bishop.
Wealthy foul tins-rum ”nest.
l'li'l"l‘~\ ii I l'. l‘xt., .‘lliy l7. mf'nl'um'l
.iulm Mun-mob Wetlrerill. :s wealthy not!
.iporniur i :‘ this l‘ily. died or. in.» ronrrs in
tho l'muuylvuuio llnll hullll in his Sikh)“
sum-nil: you. [With wna duo togarrslyn
sis, ('olonri Wool-mill took on entire port
in Di'lllllt rntiv pulltivs.
President t reapo'e New ‘lrl'nrmr.
Missourian. May 17. «it. is said that
l'l‘l’fllllrllh f'rmlm Hl' Vonvruvla hrldrwnlvml
lm‘hillin‘ furllu‘v Mllilolmwnt or the imai.
of t. noun-lo. in whirl: .trum'lvno rupital-
iuts ore to lo- iwm ilv intro-Mimi am! to
which is to lo intrusion tho colloethmd
mat-a onll ilmivw.
TELEGRAPH“) BRlEFS.
'l‘. .l. Trernolooor Buffalo. barre-r known
on Toronto Rod. Jumped from the llmrk-
lyn bridge and vsnrtped cube so.
Mr. (l'lluuovan Home! Sew York is
on board the White MM lion steamship
Germanic. bound for New York.
Count liainolsy. the Austrian imperial
minister of foreign attain. has resigned.
and the emperor has accepted isle room
tion.
A ilro that caused a lows of between
immune and .Ilfrlmlilll muttered as Com
island. and about or wooden buildings
were destroyod.
M Cleveland. ill-urge Floyd. a detective
employed by the Vaiiey llellmvssl enro-
pnny. was shot and notably m1]
wounded by his wife.
Prince Alexander you ll mason-
llngsfurst. yooncnst son of he shamellsw
oi the (lemurs. empire. was married to
Princess Brownie vest thdnreilraoo
leis.
Assemblyman lies-u r. Vsrbrsaa of
the Thirst entries as Queen my. who
was tastes-a treatise on the m sf so
.c'rm'mm rum.
mm tee-rm {9/
Assowrstvas
SWEETllAl'llllAl.
cleaner";
huflTdeflb
on: ”LB THAI A
.‘ IIAN” COD-$1031."
dill
J. n. instalments.
Undertaker.
KXWH’I' “BERT. SORWALK. CONN.
Opposdle Home Railway Depot.
ReeblenceJi Elm street. Telephone call. ll.
M. - §
llllTllllEllS.
ionsrpluosoisis oi lime,
Blond lions,
Potato lasers.
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailed at whole-
Pfice. by
BAYMONB 8808.
Our $200 Forfeit,
nflmd for aorta» of Lalirlpoo (hm new-[ox
fallen! to shut! in o lsullra. r..- not inn claim-
e-i. lull 'mimursiam byline hundred; tell of
remarks-ins.- sums.
Austen cures [scrim and fluids
in hours.
Austen cures Isurslgis inl hear.
Autsscemllssdschsisli
minutes.
Action curse Rheumatism is 3
days.
(Tonnes-omen 31 ll linerry. of Sew Haven.
who has: mineral terribly from hearikbn for
years writes:
This may certify that l have taken the now-
ders known as "M16103." sold by you. for
headache with grand rnnlie. Thry Hilts-d mo
in every ipoint. Ilia) tor onl give relief but
kayo rm asrl rf‘frsl. They too mic-awfully.
\n run until .
’ W " meanest
Melon can he otnalned at I. I. Plustsd's.
tier of is wwdm 25 cents.
Auto- .edlcel c... Hyena-.130.
mil Iran
iro ADVERTISERS.
Changes cannot be guaran-~
teedthe some daycopy ishand-
edin. liveryreasonableeflort
willbo made to accommodate
patrons, but ehaugeeannot be
insisteduponasa right unless
copy is sent in by 2 o'clock
intheafterooonoftheday oe-
forecbangeiedeelred.
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These trips‘are ideal."aa a considerable por-
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famous Hampton Road-amt Porous-olive!
and there is little likelihood or seasicknesa.
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these andfiother de-
lightful trips to
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier so. lortls liver. law York.
W. b. Guillandeu. Vice-President and Traf-
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Ill WASHINGTON 8T.
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without cutting. Can referto
numerous patients In low
York and near cities
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NEW YORK,.
SOUTH NORWALK
AND N ORWALK.
THE PROI’ILLERB
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street, NewYork. step. or.
leave Norwalk,5 p. In. Booth flor-
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