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ears as it”. Book free. Sterling Berns-
dyOe" New York or Chicago.
Yea should not suffer from dyspepsia,
Woe ' constipation or bliiousness.
Miss;- are ell cured by the use of
“pills. G.A.Grr¢ory& Oo.and0.
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ed bllkand finally have “ultimo
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whatwoaid bathe savingper espita if
fie dhasr should not be given, there
Wflmatthefeaetf
mum’sdrugetoremhm
I. Ieybave the probiemsolved and
athfoeraatioeabootheursBIeoiCure.
Whenoccssion tie-ranch its use. try
newsc- Witch Hazel Salve. It is cool-
Iegto borne, stops pain intently. clean-
ses. a perfect healer foreoaldsorabln
captions. Always cures piles. G. A.
mt Co. and (i C. Btilison.
NOBWALK
lOBSTEBS.
Caught elf Norwalb islands.
Leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Satur-
day morning. A fresh arrival of
STRATFONO SNAO
every day. Vegetables fromfireen's'
Farms every morning. The finest
aoortment of
Hill in
tobefoond.
CONE TOMATO {CATSIIP
IIlINT & lEllIEF’S
Ithafnrtaaatsdeyma lea Eben
heist dheovees the veins of
Worried-purines. .
'flemrhaowshshhefennd a
candy .
thathlsiifeleesnalaoyisat last ena-
neared. "flee cured others. willoure
you.
acts to Dertt's Witch Haul Salve. An
excellent cure for piles. G. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. G. Still-on.
all winter by rheumatism. is out again
and all due to one of the medicines ad-
vertised in our columns. After trying
everything possible. be used Chamber-
lain's Pain Balm. which has relieved him
of all pain, from which he wasaconstant
sutferer and promises to make him lit for
duty econ. We know David has been a
great sufferer and are glad to see him
around again. For sale by G. C. Stilison.
druagiat.
inc tbeeystem and regulating the bow-
els, are Dertt’s Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. 0. A. Gregory
& Co. and G. C. Stilleon. ‘
ror. at Brooton, N. Y., says: "For near-
ly two years the Mirror has been publish-
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 edicacious: finally he tried Cham-
‘ heriain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrho-a
Remedy and two doses did the business,
checking it completely. For sale by U.
C. Stilleglilrfiugglsiw
spring are serious matters. One Minute
Cough Cure expels the mucous, is sooth-
ing. healing, alloys fever. acts quickly,
is pleasant. G. A. Gregory & Co. and (i.
C. Stiiiso__n.
that caused much soreness and gave me
considerable uneasiness in regard to the
result," says Mr. T. E. Smith. of iiiller-
icn,.'dass. “A local druggist called my
attention to Chamberlain's Cough Rcmc
dy, and on his recommendation I gave
the remedy is careful trial. The result
surprised me: I recovered entirely in
three days." 25 and 50 cent bottles for
sale by (l. C. Stillson. druggist.
writes: “Let me say One Minute Cough
Ours 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
feelsnfo to be without it." (i. A. (lrc-
gory & Co. and U. C. Stilison.
Arm
was
upon which heresy aimed
The best nutsdy for burns. ecaide and
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A Remarkable care of Bheuaeatlsla.
l'rom the Grown. Connecticut. Review.
David Lewis, who has been atllioted
The most pleasant little pills for cleane-
lt Did the Burmese.
Afr. J. H. Cobb, publisher of the Mir-
Llngering coughs and colds in the
Aaroenbly Bur-tired.
“I had a very severe cold on my lungs
tn... Harriet EmEIudEIe. Ill.,
A? Wit PRISM.
IN FACT. NAIOZNOT TO TAKE.
Drug Store,
I! swam Street
Our ezoo can...
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Agents tor Columbia and Hartford Illness.
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Personally. Conducted Tours
WASHINGTON
PENNCYIYANIA IlAllNOAO.
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mun-«5? lsts,iisrsrlmii£rpsssss.ti4.li
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out“ es. ass—sh tiniest... “Ca-m.
HIGHEST QUALITY OF ALL.
Columbia
(m Bicycles
(T) rim STANDARD
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AVE you feasted your
eyes upon the beauty
Columbus? Have you
tested and compared
them with all others?
Only by such testing can
you know how fully the
' Conn. Columbia justifies its
aaaeecuaa. proud title of the Stand-
mzu ard iorlhc World. And
the who is but
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Caulolue
elders/amour roller]:
and e Ilsrffl’rdr. “a
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firm/opus! user”.
O. FOIIO OEELEY CYCLE OO.,
lurwailt. Gone.
To
Wit
have New Yer ll rt. m.. flay end and flirt.
estrrfnrther
'm'ituu
Meals {ear Hi. asses he an
Ike‘s wastin' t‘ es t' sleep. too.
’ed‘ kid. How isn't list all t' eight?
ot'a dat yous wants! Xe slant roar
Gites 't dat new. i was hicdin‘yoass. near
Dat kid's more den ily for his ales.
Dan‘s no use a-taikln' he‘s dead on t' rue-
Dore isn‘t no green In his eyes.
Wot shall i sin: you»! Youes got me dead
now.
1 net t‘ know more den a heap -
But rian‘t t‘lnk ‘f onhdouoher oars.
ow~—
Oheewll. ‘ T d‘ kid ain‘t t‘ sleep.
-John H. Lewis in Life.
OUR POLICY FOR 100 YEARS.
We (iaa Sell Arms to Either Party In
Time of War.
The impression that munitions of war
may not be sold by citizens of the United
States to Cubism-i, Venezuelan» or any
other persons. which lure uniiind general
currency at the present time. aflecting
even (.‘usuim House ulliciuls, is declnred
to be erroneous by international nuthnri-
ties, who drclnro thutthc altitude of this
government is today us it alwuys
has been. to rtdlrcrc tn the policy laid
down by Thomas .leli’cr-mn in his ldcuti—
col notes to Great llritnin and France,
Mny iii, .iiiill, mu’. reitorniwl cnnslnntly
in the pus-t lilo yours. Mr. Jrilcrnun
wrote:
"(lur citizens have nlwnya been free to
milk-e, vcndund export nrrm. ii is the
constant. occupation and tin- livelihood of
some of them. To suppress t liclr cuilinga.
the only menus. perhaps, of their sub-
sistence. bccnusc at war exists in for-
eigu and distant countries in which we
have no concern would scarcely In: ex-
pected. it. Would be hard in principle
and impossible in practice."
At the some time Secrclnry Hamilton
in a Treasury circulnr unlilied customs
uliiciais that "the purchasing in and ex—
porting from the l'uited States, by in
of merchandise. nrticlca commonly called
contrnlmnd. being generally warlike in-
struments nnd niilltnry stores, is free to
all the parties at wur, and is not to be in-
terfered with.”
Sci-rotary Scwurd notified Minister lio-
mcroiu iNi'.’ that “Lrnnsportntion nf nrmx
or money from the l'uitcd Hiulm toeltlicr
of the bulliucrmite in Mexico is not, it
breach of neutrality. ciilwr undcr inter-
national law or the municipal luw of the
N'llll-‘ll Stolen." rind .\lc.\ico m'quicsced
in the decision. Sci-rotary l’wlr Ill INT-l
Wrou- llu‘ Fpnnish gnt‘cruuu-ul as fol—
lows:
"'i'hc i-xlml'lutinu of arms and runni-
tinnu of war of t Ilt‘II' own uiztmifticlurc to
foreign countries is an impormut purtof
the lruinlllcl‘r‘n' of the l'nilmi Slates. in
Univ of wur their gun-rhino“! wxil u-xpcct
tliuac cngugcd in [he llllrsllit'sa' in beware
(if ltll llli' rlhlh legally incident in it. No
Mich cxpcl'milim. bowcwr, mu In! in~
dulgl-d ill in it time of ill'ulwilml pcncc,
mul Ilidt‘llllllllt'zilInn will be :lalu’il m' uuy
tuition which may lililll'f‘i'rtsilril) or illog-
nllyniislrurl «urh irndc."
any-
A WEST VIRGINIA STRONG MAN.
“'rcstlrd “'ltlt n anlslr .lm-It nud 'l‘lrrcw
Allin. and Lifts 1,700 Pounds.
'I‘nlcoll, W. Van. claims the honor of
iiuvlug tin.- slrmigcat mun in the Sinlc.
and after u careful irivcsligntiun your
correspondent is ('lellii‘cJ tlmt John
\Vilcy, living it mils- from the slntion, la
the most powerful “'cst. Virginian
ulive.
At first glum‘c there ill-curs nothing rc—
rurrrkubic in \Vlicy's personal nppcnruncc
cxccpt his nlussit'c shoulders. which
lilt'lihlll‘u Ni inches in clr‘vumlcrcncc.
\‘Vhrn stripped of Im mun, I|n\\'r\'cr. the
big llllial'lt'fi of his arms aloud ii”. iii..-
ropcs.’ .iUIlil \Vilcy is L‘" )c'il'h old and
\Vcigirs‘lliipounds. lie is lIiuyuihucst
sun in u family non-«l Ilirouunnul the
country for inuwic, Iii-i mulln-r could
lteeaouats of the two rest crash “Ip-
ara” is decidedly discouraging in this so
eaiieti age of steam.
It Is painfully evident that these ships
carry too much ooal back and forward
between New York and Quuustowu.
More than half the available space in the
interior of‘the Campaula and the Lasso-
la, for example. ls occupied by machine
ery and boilers, in addition to which 3,‘
000toii,b(i0 tons of dead weight in the
port of departure. 8o little space is left
for merchandise and passenger that the
ships cannot be made self supporting.
Such is the expl nation made‘br ermine-
. era. The mind 0 a Jules Verne can very
reudilylmaulna a time at which (if the
dumping of coal ashes into the Atlantic
continues) it causeway will be formed be-
tween Sand Hook and Ilonsc’s Point!
The dream of scientist and engineers——
of Edison and Terrain. capccinliywls the
direct conversion of fuel into electricity.
which they expectto rcconveri. into it pro-
pulsive mechanical inrr'c. Such a dream
is now realized by John A. Scour, who
has attained the direct. conwrsiun of fuel
into n [propelling orcc nuillcicnt to move
vesscls without internmdintc trnnslormu-
tion. .
The intent Secor bunt propelled by the
direct combustion of fuel hns no screw.
puddle, boiler or steam ermine, nnd it is
within the bounds of truth to any [but
the control over the muchiucry fur eur-
passes that of any steam engine in exist-
ence.
Stated in its simplest. form. the Secor
system consists in the use ‘ni several in-
closcd cylinders into which are intro-
i need a mixture of uir nnd ntomized
. fuel. which. being automatically ignited.
is discharged directly ugulnrt the ex-
ternal wutsr at the stern of the vessel.
"The instantaneous explosion of the noses
drives the Vessel forward in line water
justna a rocket is elevated in the ttir.
The explosions under perfect control. are
produced with reguiurity nud average 300
per minute.
The commercial revolution likely to be
effected by the success of this direct sys~
tom of propulsion will be no prom us [but
iollowmg the original introduction of
ateum.
A Pleasing: Combination.
liuldml by l'urklrurst.
cusily curry u bug oi lluur up In r Illli. und
(mcc. t'.\llr~lil'l‘.llt‘il ill In'r sun’s iunblllly
to draw Willi “in horse .1 lot: of iiro-’
World 1* im bus in illlillil'll’l‘ mui nb-lul 14
{cut lung, aim Fi'lfir‘ll «mu r'iril til it and
ruisml it up unlil ll. \\.‘trl l.l‘ irly pvrpcuq
dirulur,
'Wiicy tvl‘l'lli‘w lill‘l‘llrtllilt' in min of any"
kind :md llhi'i liml incl llzi' Ii llrll ~l liluw
tlutt l'llll Iw Kin-n Iiim. 1': till ultci'culiuu I
once his liningwliial strum. him three
time-w ml the arm. \VIIII :i ll llf inch bar of
iron, Ill-ruling (in. rod ulmnai deliblc and
bruising tin: Ilvxli blurb .‘lilil blur, yd.
\Vilcy llaulll'l‘ll tilc \Vl‘llt‘r Hui: he felt no
pain wimlcvrr. l‘lllll'rlll lln- limo ill‘llllt‘i”
wnrd. Wily lit the iillll.‘ was held by
Liirm mun. but lic u‘rmu-lmd himself
uwuy. nml Willi nur- slnp «>1 bi». bruwuy
hand tool. uli lilo light out of tho othci‘
follow.
(incl! lll'\\’liulill1ll'l\ltul in the siulilv by it
litt‘uu uml \‘ii‘lnll‘ Spanish jock, which
Hindi: m‘rry cll‘nri in lull Iillli. Wiley
st-izcvl ill" Nil-Mod liIlIlilltI \VilIl Im. pow-
erlni nrrvn mm lbw-w lin- lll‘lllt‘ down um!
um nil him.
He um czlolly hold «hi. hi urm'a
Icuuih. In) puulid Weights. and Inns shouln
dcrml nod currrcd lm' rmliiv dclnuccn
millin- plow of timber “culling more
u...” (m imillitlit.
l'uthlm the iwmt I'cmui'hrrblc lest ho
hum piwn of hm sin-unlit nu» when in
“In prvwlu'c Iii it tilllulu'i‘ U! pcl'nnun, «no
of “limit unmrcs the wriivr ml the cur-
rcciums oi the statement, Will-y lifted
ricnrul the ground lhc ('llnl'lrlulia Weight.
of him pounds.
tittr Nntlmmi Hymns.
“Illlll ( Humidors“ wm. wrmv-n by Joseph
linpklnsnn, n I’hilmlclpimt iuwyo-r. iullm
summer «ii iii“; it ms» sum: or the bane.
llt of no rmnr rmnmd For. is former
acimnlruuic oi the author's. The hit“ Wilt
cniicd in Home dnyu "'I'Im i’rwsnlout's
March." "Americas" mm “This!“ by
flanmei French; Hmith. afterward and
still a I'niturinn clergymun, in Will. Mr.
Lowaii .‘lneon. a piano rnniwr nnd music-
ally minded nmu. acid. Air. Smith some
music. risking him to wrile Wtii‘rlll for it;
he Wrote- “My ()ouutrr. "l'la of Time."
“The lied. White and lilue." timugh be-
lieved to be no American mun. dates
from the time of the l‘i'lmonn war;
"Marchlnu Through licomlu” was writ
ten in Win by Henry l'Iny Work. who
wrote also "The liinminm l'oming.”
"Nicodemus the Have,” “Hrmnli’nlher'e
Clock." etc. “Yankee “mulls!" is said in
hsvs been written nlmut 175?», by Dr.
Shunhhnruh. an English urmy surgeon;
it was called originally ”The Y'anltn’e
Return from ('mnp." Mill began
"tamer an‘ l went down incrimp
Aiomt with liapiaiu iiond‘ln.
me there we see the rum so“ he s
do think as hasty pmblln‘.“
u..-»......... a.-.”
Our 7.” Varieties TIT ”iiillwcroscoplc and
lid" have been ennnisratsd by natural-
through liw bony ~\\‘::.;.i:.w: ilnml‘k of it
.lntnldu; ‘I‘VII"\' nun mnrmxu; In: shuillcd
it is the nlvry of a frugal Herman of
the type who kccp small minions in the
district whcrc mirth-«I ll “PIN and plain
lmrs :llmuud. ilia zzzimc was .lm'uli Mil-
lcr. “Nil. put Illllllu' runny if in». country-
rucu .‘llld‘i’ lwim: in .\'.-u \‘nrl. four or live
yours, lzui m-inugrd uni only in kccp n
linrdr- oi rhi‘ilrcn urll aim-“ml and in
school lull in :u'l'uuiul.‘ilc:t small sum of
moncy.
Ilc l‘vur'mi Hill-w. \\' 1|.vl llml his little
Iiuxtrd, which he kept mu :1} at ichuwny
in a stocking in inn lml‘.
grunt lunch. and my in-
Upcu n Imul. um-ouul.
'lllill IlIVlrllil‘
lli’ll‘lllllllt'll in
I'm-ling iiiawuy
up to the lIl‘pl u indmv and Wild:
"1 wum. to npcn llll‘ .l llilll‘ bnuknc~
count hero,"
“Soc-uni “’i'ltliiw loiiw rizrlil.“ wusllio
Iru-unlc r~ p'i.
Apprim hrs; llll‘ cashier's dusk llu rc-
pt‘lilull Ill». «1 ‘ntl‘i'V.
“Your mom plume," mid lint cushlcr.
"Yru'nly \Icclri'.”
“Winn h. y-uu bonito-mi“
"Veil. I lumps me n llillc rcnlnumut.”
"Ila you do much business?"
“Veil. I bI‘IlH n low uwnh. vom-o in it
while ndrink Hr two. uud I Li'c'H mo it
fow roolm llp‘alalre.”
“lb; you intend to iu‘l'ii u lump: bnlnuco
on dopnail?"
"Veil, i don't Itnmvnlmnl Hurt. You
see I iimlw in" n lcmllc mmwi‘ :md all that
AVxllilM la n plm n in Iu'vp Iii,"
"lwt int-mm," c 'lilllllli‘ll llm cnshlcr.
turning in Ili'udxircci'n Intuit of common
clnl ruling-n I ml ruunmu bis linger upiuid
down the "Am": Itmmm'ncinx with M”
"i do uni llmi the Home Jumli Miller
hero. Worn you chr ruled by Brad-
airi'cl?"
"llaI-dcd. ciixl you snyi “iii. no. 1 rue
nsVer midwi by ”Nillhll‘l‘t‘l. but i vns two
times already rlilllf'll by i'nrkhurst."
'l‘lrentlnod 'l‘lnte (loaning.
“Yourhuslmmi is no csmrisite house-
keeper. Mrs. iinnkor," sold the woman
with pink rnsnllc» in her bonnet.
"Yrs." replied Mrs. Iinukcr. "ho is In.
deed: nmi the lllil't'l' pnrt of Ii. is he never
but! u broom in his hand until after
we were nmrricd."«—Louisville Courier-
Joitrrml. ’
No Favoritism.
"Don't lbs mprmm have u better show-
itm then My one else in the choir!”
asked l’ilzcouhcr.
"i don‘t knmv." mun-d l‘hllgit. “They
all have the Milli" cimnls. it scents to me."
r-Atlnutit ifnnwtitutlou.
(innuan bur-it. like u whirlwind in up
on lliil friend Huston.
"Will you lit‘ my witness?"
"lining in Haiti?"
“No. to not mni-ricd."
shape of coal has to be carried out of the L
MN um U“.
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”ORE IOLD THAN A
mmrrunmsuttmm '
~ ABSOLUTELY runs
THE OLD RELIABLE
SWEET CAPOIIAI.
CIGARETTE
Ilee stood the Test of fine
RAND. COMBINE
9'
Washirl gton, D. 0.
Via 01d Point Comfort. Va.
—#00 mums or ocean TRAVEL-
0n the Beautiful new stoamshlps of the
Li. OTHER
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Undertaker. .
ledlli‘ STREET. KORWALK. CON. .
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Residence. 8 Elm street. Telephone call. ll.
OLD DOMINION LINE
Alfordlng Rest and Recreation.
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These trips'are ldoaiflss a considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Boadsnnd Potomac River
and there is little likelihood of sensickneaa.
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Alsoticketé on sale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these andjothsr do!
linhtiul trips to
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier es. North River. New York.
W. h. Guillandeu. Vice-President and Traf-
lir- M nhnuer. die lim
“Km for a safe and
desirable in-
savinge. and
Q. All. #1 insurance combined. take an endownment in
fiv . any: 7 THE CONNECTICUT CENEllil lIEE
iNSIIHANCE COMPANY crisis.
as good securltv as any that human still can
devise. With lili yenrs' experience. exception-
Ground lions.
Pafam Manure.
price, by
RAYMOND
FENTILIZEIIS.
Superphosphais of lime,
Mapes’ special Fertilizers,
Lime,Ashes and Barnyard
Manure retailod at whole-
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allficercfnl investments. and doing business
in ealthy localities of this country only.
REPRESENTED BY
8. S. L’Hommedleu.
iii WASHINGTON 8T.
south Norwoik.
Conn.
_ res stsitnsmet.
l ' New York City,
recently returned from lin-
rope cub tho Intcst and most
. successful imitmcnt for all
: lenossa. sexual and
' Urinary Isl-eases of
Men. can be consulted free
P of cu~i.‘.’-.’>. T-‘Jl'. M. Val-l-
terrelo cuml permanently
a withontcuttinc. Con reform
I . numerous patients in flow
iork and near by cities
and towns. IOI'IIIO
Hemhllglt for blsde
dur and other to
only the most advanc
V. W. . . rltlchvn‘tific tirentrnont; no
um um. Irunrnuco or
allrklnll any kind. lass Vitality restored.
loud Po asns forever ermlrmted. Analysis of
urine free. llydmelc radically cured. without
gain or cutting. in to hours. cams-leafle-
xnl-Ilustlon Pm. Absolute privacy an n
m. ointment and hopeless unsolicited.
TilliiiSECllifPlNlia
who: POWER.
if you want your Dom clipped quick and
McQuhae,
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huvo increase.
you know a
thingwhonyon
and tonic it,
good article he
Ul'li SALES OF M.
BUTTER
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strict. Now York. at l) p. m.
. 1. I More Norwalk, 6 p. In. Bouth Nor'
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SOUTH NORWALK
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CITY OF NORWilK.
EIIGlE AllO VlilClN
A." "355”).
ro at
wnlk. 6:00 p. m.
Freight received from 7 e. m. to 5 p. m.
Upon ap licatlon to agents the City of
Norwaik, goals and Vulcan will be sent
for special lots of freight anywhere in
NWH or Its vicinity},m
pemns are or trusting
of the employee of the boats of title
on account of the owners thereof.
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Wilfif"~‘-Lu! Annalee lleraid.
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is saving money. When we offer to save you
money on garden hose. it doesn't mean that you will get
a lower grade. We get the best grade we can llnd in
everything we buy.
Fifty lentil ply hose for six dollars. A good real to
keep it on for 75 cents.
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