pressure . ‘_
is why
B. L.
gives more
3 Tobacco
57/ ‘ inless space
‘ than any
other make.
WALL PAPER.
In our New Store you will
ilnd the Largest Assortment of
New Designs and New Color-
ings in Western Connecticut.
From this immense variety
your purse and taste will surely
be suited.
Painting, Paperhanging and
Decorating. We guarantee satis-
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EAST NORWALKJE‘
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i. l. SHEPARD liill llil. SCOTT.
“—90.“
The Great New York Specialist. The
Doctor Prevalled l'pon to Have
Ills Great Remedy Placed In the
leads of the lirnggists.
This is the most wonderful production of
l science In the itinutnt'nlli century.
Thisls not s patent lnuiit’int'. but a pmzrip.
tioneorn nudedon wlentltic principles and
.1! by . Scott in his extensive practice for
the cure of all blood ditto-ore. The curt»;
wrouht by it are simply wonderful and him-
attraeted thousands to the doctor‘s parlors {or
. trollnsent.
Touch on extent is the tit-mend upon the
tin-and attention of the doctor for his medi-
pro to who could not visit New
gas from
Melly. thst i become a mutter or doc to
dsvlsssomplan by which the “choral it Me
eulidhasn list! with this genuine. vs unhie
y. for this purines A. A. iihepbenl
“width timith Norwulk to arren e
l6.’l'ornlluson.t‘outh Norwslh. and .
. "Will. to permit them to keep In
In! sell this wonderful blood remedv.
is rely metallic. and sswllent tonh-
III . a b pnrliler nnesns-llmi. t.
chhln‘csn nsl. Dr. seen has
“all is life to thefihomttgh kmwluiuu
Indentautii of blood dist-am. s («w of
unnamninfiere: Kidney disease. ilwr
moisten sick headache. rout-ruler rheuma-
h, d) to. loss of snot-tire. ennttipu-
msyphilimmncvmnshumon. tn
estsnh. slit. rheom. villipiee on ma.
my. balls. dizziness. female wealt-
abovs named drtttrtrists liwe received
theirlrst constanment and would invite all
install and e stunsintwi with
E of a cot renmly. Dr. tlmtt's
when in dr stores. is sold
Isms ofDr. Scott‘s , lie. and
tall a blood med ine should
try Dr. have Wills.
ssscsu
Is Pills late is be Used with Dr.
Basil‘s.
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E. I. Tunings. lentil lsrwsll:
ii. I. lists, Ismail. mm
Atheism Novelties
ill.
MILLINERY,
' A'l‘
MILE“ rulers.
“on Milli“ STIlllE.
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INTMBINE
‘ ’ l
tliss mantles Hellis'tsr Desserts”,
who was, the second woman to he atl-
rattled to practice law in New York city.
was the only woman in noises 01 flirty
applicants. She is young. has a slight
wiiiuwy figure and a lace tell at charco-
tsr and expression. .
“I intend to make a specialty of surro-
gate and real estate law,” said Miss Dsnv
*rlleld when asked it she would begin
practicing st once. "I have had plans
tendered to me by an eminent. man in
such matters. I have also had an otter
front one of the beads of the municipal
departments." sits continued. "and a
most advantageous offer to go to Denver
and nructlce. We women can practice
right along here in New York city. and
there's money in lt.too. but it. will be
some time before we will appear frequent.
ly in court. The time isn’t ripe for ityet.
The general feeling is menus to women
appearing in court in this city.
- “As regards woman's suil'raqc, I am
somewhat in doubt on the subject, but. I
go this far: I feel thut XIVollltéll have the
right to try the eiperimcnt. and when
the experiment has hml it fair trial it has
succeeded. for instance, itii'olorudo. llub
I don’t. intend to bottle for sullruge my-
self. My profession has my entire inter-
est. I out not. going into it to try to raise
the sitmdurd. I think the profession it
sulllclt-utly exalted one as it it now."
Although fond of discussing ubstract
matters Miss Dangerfield is decidedly
feminine in her turtles and ideas.
"Iiow me you going to uvoitl matrimo-
ny7”nslu~d the reporter. “it. overtakes
most women.” . '
“I may not avoid it," was the laughing
reply, “but ill liturry it will be with the
distinct. understanding that 1 continue
my practice. A congenial husband is
trot likely to interfere seriously with a
woman‘s inclinutioiis. livable. I have
noticed that the Wotiieu who lll'l: to—dny
doing the most for their sex and contrib-
utinglargely tolitcruture. the arts and
all the new movements are in nearly
every cuss married.
“I out a lawyer,” continued this viva-
cious young Woman. “but i am also a
womnuund l mnvc-ry (lollll‘hllc in my
tastes. l mu it great home hotly. llove
to fix up it room prettily nml comforta-
tly and there‘s nothing i like better than
sewing."
“That. in nu lull-resting revolution,"
commented the reporter, ‘2.
"Yr-ti, Iklitiw,” l‘t-julliml Miss llunatrh
field, “but Hl‘WlliK always l't’nts um when
I’m tired. i mmle this dress l‘vv got. on,
and “’5 llit'uiy lllmit‘, ton. l‘vtt llltlllt: It)!»
0:tlr(‘.‘i~‘i'§," she added. “and I‘m loud of
playing on both the violin llllll [H.‘lilll. mid
of doing;r a good many other things that.
most women are fond of."
WAlTlNG ORDERS ”‘4 THE NAVY.
‘ Species of Soups-mini Animation tlust
tillicnrs Do Not Like.
When the ordinary citm-u meets a
mini l'Illl't'l‘ the former tullzilly hm some
curiosity us to whom ship the iiiuu-oqur'h
mun belongs to, and is often it little ile-
tonishcd to taunt that he lit-longs to none.
The ith-u that a sailor is always at son, or
just. ashore, or ubout going to sea, is
strongly rooted in the public mind, and
the luntlstnnu in even more iistoilished to
learn that n naval oilicer may be neither
at. sea nor on shore. duty, but uueiu-
ploycti. There are all sorts of reasons
why men should he utiolllployctl, and the
record of every commissioned otlicer
shows that. ts considerable percentage of
his time WIN thus Ul't'tlpicd. The novel
orders from week to week report. this or
that oilit't-r on leave. With pn-riiiissiotl to
leave the l'nited Hiatus, whit-h menus
nine times out of ten thut the otlicer in
question is about. to take it vacation in
Europe.
Much of every niival oilh-i-r's time of
idleness, however. isjnt'oiuutury. or at.
deust not directly sought on his part.
Alton-very cruise or tour of shore duty
no illllct‘l’ usually hits a period of Whiting
orders. 'l'his niny lit! with .‘i h'lt'lv to giv-
ing him it chance to t-ntt-h his breath. tut
the [throw in in the lmvy, it being sup—
posed that. u lnmi's respiration on duty is
is bit hurried through llw exigencies of
tho survive. Such n tiim-uf idiotic-oi may
endure for ten tlztys or for ~lt Wl‘i‘k‘i or
more, but the waiting oilin-r illllnl never
be out. of reach of onion, and must be
randy if moot he to start tor his new post.
in twenty tour hours. He always keeps
opt-u his lint-s of trottimuuitulnm with
\Vziahiuutuu. for u luilurc to respond
promptly to orders tuuy llIL'llrl it won‘t.
martini. und will certainly do him harm
at. the Xm’y ill-purtuivul. l-‘mv mtvttl
oillt'crs t-ourl. ii long term nu waiting
orders, for it "it‘ll“! rmittt't-d. [my ntitl
AIWtiys lltt' haunting hl'llut! of rmpousi—
bility rrnulliug from illl‘ liven-salty of
being Tl'tllly to no at ohm wilt-ti llio Milli"
moms t'tilllt‘li. No positiwt t-tiuitgclntmt
can he ttuulu twetilydour hours nhvml,
and “iv nllit-wr must ulwuys keep pretty
close to tlw skirts of civilization and n
telegraph “Illl‘l‘. Tim.llr‘pzil‘illil'ilt must
know oi i.;~ movements if they curry him
for from his recorded mltlrosn,
Mayor Hiram: and Tammany.
Mayor St roux, of N. w Yill'is,Wfl‘i wuilmrl
on by Mivt'i‘ill ui‘lllli'lllt‘ll rvwnlly. who
urged him in ru-tuin wrmiu 'l'mututitty
men who turn rity inurshuln.
“I gum you‘ll llll him-to wt, boys,"
said he. "'l‘ttiti. ”('i‘illt‘ll to lie the verdict
of tho [it‘itllii' ill the polls lint. November
and I don’t think there is anything left
me to do but t-ttt-t-ule the sentence."
An [Infusion-ts Error.
From the I'lunltviiie liuult-z "The lock
of local new» in our home this week must
be laid to the printer. ”or best. reporter,
who interviewed Col. lintpttpper on the
financial situntlon. wrote that. the genial
colonel spoilt: by the cord. The tool
printer put it. up that the colonel spoils
by the yard, and the colonel. in our ab-
sence. held the reporter responsible.“-
Clncitmsti Tribune.
._.....‘.
Ilow to be flair”. Thou-h Blah.
B.-——Wlmt tire you going to do new that
you have unissued so large it fortune.
ll.~—l sluili retire from business and tell
everybody what u burden wealth is and
how happy i was when i possessed noth—
ing-din tichnik.
”A" in... so}?
Customet~Wliy «Mon call this ciao
trio “he!
Baker‘s Buy-«l suppose becsnse it has
currents in it.~«l’hilstlelphls Record.
flier-oi “misuse.
“no yen belong to the Lets see artist
saw. ”our”
Wis. list
Pulmonary consumption. in Its early
stamnay‘bsebrclsd by the least
Aysr’s Cherry Pastoral. 'lt stops the
distressing cough, Minibike of
the threat and loop. Ind tuition much-
needed repose. Hundreds have testified
to the remarkable virtues at this prepa-
itlon.
The best remedy for burns, sealds and
cute is DeWiit's Witch Hazel Salve. An
excellent cure for piles. (i. A. Gregory
e Co. and G. C. Still-on. ‘
A Rent-stable cit-l. of Ilse-motion.
From the Breton. Connecticut, Review.
all winter by rheumsthm. 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 wssaconsutnt
sullen-r and promises to make him lit for
duty soon. We know David has been a
great sufleter and are glad to see him
around again. For side by (i. C. litillson.
druggist.
. The most pit-sent. little pills for cleans-
ing the system and regulating the bow-
ole, are DeWitt's Little Early Risers.
t urn sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. 0. A. Gregory
.9. c... wflifiififll‘fln
It Did tis- Bonito“.
Mr. J. B Cobb. publisher of the lir-
ror, at Brocton, N. Y., says: "For neut-
iy two years the Mirror has been publish.
ing the advertisements of Chamberlain's
Remedies. A few days ago the writer
was suffering iron: I bowel trouble and
resorted to an old remedy which did not
prove efficacious; tinsiiy be tried Chan»
beriaiu's Colic. Cholera snd Diarrhoea
Remedy and two doses did the business,
checking it completely. ’or sale by U.
U. S‘i‘i"9'.’.i§WWiPix ‘ W..-
Lingering coughs and colds in the
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expels the mucous, is south-
ing, healing, allay! fever, sets quickly,
is pleasant. (i. A. Gregory it Co. and (i.
C. Stilison.
A'IOIIUI, Hurpnned.
“I had a very severe cold on my lungs
that. caused much soreness and gave the
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result." says hit. '1". E Smith, of Billet.
ica. Mess. ”A loeaidrnggist called my
attention to Chamberlain's Cough Items
dy. and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy a careful trial. The result
surprised me: I recovered entirely in
three days.” 25mm cent bottles for
sale by (l. C. Stilison, dmggist.
Mrs. Harriet Evans, Illnsdale. Ill.,
writes: “let me say One Minute Cough
Cure is a sovereign remedy for croup.
My children (I have three) are subject to
this dread diseasé‘fls comes very sudden-
ly, but One Minute Cough Cure hasnever
failed to relieve at once. I should not
feel safe to be without it." (i. A. (ire-
gory &. Co. and (i. C, Stillman.
De Witt's Little I'Isrly Risers, gentle
and reliable little pills, correct indigesv
tion, relieve bilionenese, effect pleasant.
(.i. A. Gregory & Co. and (i. C. Stillsou.
Don't 133m. Spit or 9.030an Lilo
Ass-y.
is the truthful startling title of a book
about No—To-Bsc, the harmim,guarnn-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nicotinized nerves, eliminates the nico-
tine poison. makes weak men pin
strength, vigor and manhood. You no
no physical or financial risk.“ No'l'o-
line is sold by K. II. Plaisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
Book free. Address Sterling Remedy
Co, New York or Chicago“ m
You should not sutl’er [rem dyspepsia,
These diseases are All cured by the use of
DoWitt's Little Early Risers. the lemons
little pills. U. A. Gregory & Co. and ti.
C. Stilison: ‘ _. . .. ..
it s New York millionaire mun»
met at 5th avenue sud MQMW
$700.00, which gives it people dyspepsia
and these people spend lumen in the
cre’ bills and finally have to pay 15.60
each for Cactus Bleed t Inn to cure them
whetwouid baths ssvingper «pita it
the dinner should not be five!» ”are
being 87 persons at the feast!
inquire at Plaisted's drug stun. where
you my have the problem solved all
getlnlormstiai about (Mas manicure.
Dertt’s Witch lisulfisive. It incont-
ing to burns. stops pain intently, clun-
ses. a perfect heelsr lorscalclsorshln
eruptions. Alwayscnres piles. 0. A.
WlSllinllE/Iiill
PEIIIIHIIII Ililllll.
flea-II... firmed“.
l
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David Lewis, who has been ailiictrd
indigestion, constipation or biliousness. a.
Black Dress Goods Take The Lead This Season.
,L A?
we mvm: lllllil Allilllllll it um: stout.
to inch all Wool Figured at
46 H I‘ M ‘l 5‘
45 u u u u u ".‘ ., .
48 z: “ “ Barge, excellent value,
1: florets - , ’ .
45 u u u . ,
40 “ all Wool Henrietta at - -
42 u u u u u _
H u 6‘ u (I
Silk Warp at $1.00, sits and 31.50.
A. llliiliEllMilN & Silli’S,
84 WASHINGTON
STREET. SOUTH
NORWALK. CON N.
Willilii'i’S iiilllllililE REPBSITBRV,
Corner Madison and Franklin Streets. South Norwalk.
THE BEST MAKE WAGUNS 0F All KINDS.
Repairingof All Kinds.
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BBYBLES
MEDIUM llill HIGH .SlllllE.
Q‘BUY A WHEEL froma re-
sponsible party who has
been doing business here for
nine years. Every wheel war- .
ranted.
For Scenic and Sign Lettering get 111) .gures for work done by my artist, George Washburn.
LUTHER
siiiiti tonsils suites Bill
lit Washington street.
Open dallyfrorn! tons. muand from no
:3. ll». and on Saturday evenings from I to l
'lutersst allowed on deposits.
ALDIS whilASfi. Pun.
JOHN ll. nilfiifi. Vlcof’rest.
1083 ll. KHAPP. See. and TM
BBACElUPiE DON'T LOSE COURAGEI
Your dlemin not Inrurshle because your
physician has vat- you up. rind you have not
received soy .neflt irons the medicine you
have tried. 9 not an mum you cannot. be
cured. We run :sn timiy cure sll kinds oi
Vito, [M “I“. I humiliation or hpastnotlc. WI
avAltA KIA I'MIUI’B sun r'ltBIIA.
m1 cunts ll ALL out“. We have
curled thousandtv. runny cases of lot stunting.
and givrn up by datum sis int-unis s. in our
"Allen's Fit f‘nnv‘“ too will that n medicine
that has mvsr {stint melted a speedy cure.
We hat-it mir gut-routine wtth an other of All!)
many Wm wscsnnot cure. Highest bunk
references lnrnidmi on application.
Int. livrtilr. w». 2 do. you,
ALL»! MEDICAL 00..
Wflhln on soil Were-r tits. lttmtnn. Mass
LADIES
deleting trons Retarded. Fawn-owl or Pain-
ful Menstruation sml sli lrmulsrltles or like
nature. will beam” flint}!!! Pit.“ 'l" in-
!alltble rum. 3'7 are on: re as can: can
slwayshsrrliesi hum for «will relief. We
vs etto hesr of it rule when» they have
(at to predicts: the tic-sired mil. A box
should be kept on hand st all times to provide
forests, Miss. (’nrmumtieut‘s- contittetiiiul.
It mwith full diredlons. securely seal-
”, W Ml.
ALLIII MEDICAL 00.
Washington and Water tits...
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Practice Limited to Diseases’ofWomsn
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