“Where semi.”
“measurement
hetemvlsgpwsspttaii
Issldaeths gives. thus
, ”manhunt!
‘ fletflaistsd’sdrtvgstcremhsve
have the poolemecived and
lathaivmtihemlihoiflure.
What is
' , Merle is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’s
‘ prescription for Inhuts and Chil-
dun. It contains neither Opium,
Was nor other Narcotic sub-
m It isaharmlese substitute for
Mods Drops. Soothing Syrups
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
fluent” is thirty years' use by
. nilliouso‘f Mothers. Castoriaisthe
Children's Panacea—the lother's
blend.
_ ' CASTORIA
:Fos' Initiate and Children.
Do not be imposed upon but insist upon
hviag Castoris. and see that the fac-slmile
signature of
is on the
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tsunarseivesandthepublleatallhaeards.
it‘ll Curran Comm. 77 Murray at..N.Y.
sum in g
PASTRRAGE.
first class pasturege for horses or
'cattle; in a good neighborhood
anemployee will have oversight
of nine. Plenty of water, and a heavy
growth oi feed.
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RAYMOND BROS.
SOOTII KORWKIK SKKIKOS RKKK
ill Washington street.
Open dailyfrornl tol:a.m..anrl from lto
‘ mmandon fiaturday evenlrgs firm 6 to 8
m allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOLMANE. Front.
3031‘ H. "BRIE. Vice-heat.
JOHN H. KNAPP. Her. and Tre'
INTROOOOINO
K. K. SHEPARD AND OR. SOOTT.
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The Great New York Specialist The
Doctor Prevslled l'pon to have
lit Great lieisedy Placed In the
leads of the llrsggists.
the most wonderful produrtiou of
firm In the nineteenth century.
nothwentmedicim- but. a prom rip.
‘ ndedon scientiiio principles and
. by”. licott in his extensive prai- tie for
. offal lhlood diseases. The n as
. ”Kt are simply wonderful and have
‘ tothc doctor I. parlors for
aneatent is the demand noon the
attentionnf the doctor for his medl-
mle who could not visit New
wt become a matter of dirt
ax:flbyvvhloh the general illc
with this scouting; cable
rpovIeA. A Shepherd
mtoilonth Norwalk to arran e
‘s t Swami: R.""."".?"“ t
0 em a cop a
II this wonderful blood rem oily.
table. and excellent too a
tier n.nexoellerl
ingcan cal. flr. ticntt has
C1 to t t mnngh knowledge
of a few of
. circulate have received
andwouid invite all
e acquainted “mi:
.0an tin
filer»?- resM mulls. and
“abut!!!
V to be lived with llr.
ssrnusm ‘
wmmnrw— "
2|.le tuttlsmit;
esteem
awhile. ssdG.(l.ltiliecs. .
"lacy oi the cilisees oi lesevills.
Indianapme never without a bottle of
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy in the
bones," says Jacob Brown the leading
merchant of a. pm at remedy I...
proves oi so much value for colds. croup
and whooping cough in children that isw
mothers who know its worth are willing
to be without it. For sale by G. 0 Still-
roo. drugglet.
De Witt's Little Early Risers. gentle
and reliable little pills. comet indiges-
tion. relieve biliousnees. effect pleasant.
G A. Gregory & Co. and G. C. Btlilson.
It is a fortunate day for a man when
he tint discovers the value of Ayer's
Sarsapsrilla asa bloodvpurlfler. With
this medicine, he knows he has found a
remedy upon which he'msy rely. and
that his life long malady is at last coa-
quered. Baa cured others. will care
you. .
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 & Co. and (l.
C. Btlllson.
You should not squer from dyspepsia.
Indigestion. constipation or biliousneas.
These diseases are all cured by the use oi
DeWitt’s Little Early Risen. the famous
little pills. (i. A. Gregory & Co. and (i.
C. Stillson.
Sometime ago] was troubled with an
attack of rheumatism. I used Chamber-
lain’s Pain Balm and was completely
cured. I have since advsied many oi my
friends and customers to try the remedy
and all speak highly of it. Simon Gold-
baum. San Luis Rey. Cal. For sale by
G. C. Stilison. druggist.
What a minister says: Rev. R. N.
Payne. New Haven, bio. wrltre: “Please
add my name to the long list of friends
to your excellent DeWitt'a Witch Hazel
Salve; its use in my family for several
cases of skin eruptions and sores proved
it a perfect healer." Never fails to cure
piles. G. A. Gregory & Co. and G. C.
Stillson.
I have two little grandchildren who
are teething this hot summer werther
and are troubled with bowel complaint.
I give them Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
and Diarrhura Remedy and it acts like a
charm. I earnestly recommend it for
children with bowel troubles. I was
myself taken with a severe attack of
bloody flux.with cramps and pains in my
stomach, oue~thlrd of a bottle of this
remedy cured me. Within twenty four
hours I was out of bed and doing my
housework. hire, W. L. Dunsgsn. Bon-
squs. Hickman Co.. Tenn. For sale by
(l. C. Stillson. druggist.
The best remedy for burns, scalds and
cuts Is DaWitt's Witch Hazel Salve. An
excellent cure for piles. (I. A. Gregory
& Co. and (i. C. Stillson.
Pulmonary consumption. in its early
stages. may becbecked by the use of
Ayor's Cherry Pectoral. It stops the
distressing cough. soothes irritation of
the throat and lungs. and induces much-
nooded repose. Iluudreds have tcstxfitd
to the remarkable virtues of this prepro-
tion.
Mrs. Harriet Evans. Iiinsdsie. Ill.,
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." C. A. (irr-
gory &Co. and (i C. Stillson.
Don't Tub-coo liplt or smoke Your Life
Away.
in tho truthful startling title of a book
about No—To-llsc. the harmloes.guaran-
teed tobacco habit cure that braces up
nlcotinized ncrvcs.climinatcs tho nico-
tine polwn. makes wosk men gain
strength. vigor and manhood. You run
no physical or financial risk, as No-To
flac is sold by it. ll. I’laisted under a
guarantee to cure or money refunded.
llook free. Address l-itcrilng Remedy
00.. New York or Chicago.
The most pleasant little pills for cleans-
ing the system and regulating the bow-
els, aro I'loWitt's Little Early Risers.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose (l. A. Orr-gory
& i o. and ii. 0 Stillson. '
SKIFES FOR SALE
AT ROWAYTON.
MM
330m Fancy Stiff, it test. brass
oII.IItin
line Working Still. it feet.
ilIIs Fourteen-Foot Iklfi.
ilIIs Twelve-Foot Follower.
fies lies'Foet leow Follower.
line Eight-Feet Follower.
Ose liersot Follower-
tleed serviceable bests.“ lewrrices.
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cannon-casualties.
use [ftmmebrw
Thom at Atlantic CityKSee
a Young Woman Drown.
OMWPORD HBLD RESPONSIBLE."
Be In Charged With Criminal Negligence
In Forcing bliss urogel Out a Danger.
one Distance From filters—«lied to Be
Mound Himself and Was Then Arrested.
ATLANTIC CITY. Juno li.-'I'he first
drowning accident on the bathing grounds
for over a year occurred at the foot of Illi-
nois avenue. Charles R. Thompson oi
Cleveland and Miss Jennie (lroglo. aged
91 years. of Ninth and Dickinson streets.
Philadelphia. were in the water. Thomp-
son took the young woman a dangerous
distance out from the shore to gixeher
swimming lessons They were caught in
a whirlpool near the lluw jetty and. be-
coming separated. cried for help.
There were scores of bathors on the
strand. but not one started to the rescue.
and with a desperate cry the girl sank bo-
neath the waves. while several thousand
persons on the board walk and the bunch
looked on.
Robert lirady. a brother of llathhouso
chpvr Joseph lirmly, board the woman's
lust shrink, and throwing oil his coat is
(lashed in to 'i‘bompson'sassistance. I’Mt‘ll-
lug him as lmwaa sinking for tlielast
time. it was a bravo rescue. and Brady
is the hum of the hour. Miss liruglo's
body has not yet bccn roouvorod. She
came here throo weeks ago on a visit and
had expected to return homo tonight.
Crawford ls ArrI-stml.
Mrs. James Farley. a relative of Miss
Grogio. lodged a complaint against
Thompson, charging him with criminal
negligence in having taken the unfortu-
nate young woumn too far out from shore.
He was arrested and at the preliminary
hearing said that his real name is Craw-
ford. and that be is not an export swim-
mer. lie was held without bail to await
the results of the inquest.
It is IIsaerwd by witnesses to tho trag-
edy that it was the result of the recent
building of a jetty at the point where the
drowning occurred. The presence of the
jetty has caused the waves to wash a deep
hole in tho sand at its outer end. making
a precipitous ”stop of!” of great depth in
comparatively shallow water.
A gentleman with two children narrow-
ly escaped drowning in the some place
during tho morning hours. tiwir rust-ur-
being ofloctoil only by the extraordinary
and'timI-ly exertions of some bothers who
were in the Vicinity.
Two (ilrls Drowned.
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Lawumtl-z. Mass. June 3. —-— Nollie
Reunion nIIIl Alive Rowan. each abnut. 1‘
years old. were (lrnwuod while rowing on '
tho Morriimu- river in company with John
Glnliaylo. One of the young ummn atv
tempted to chaugo her seat. and the boat
was ovortuurml. tilnliuylc mmlo It brave
attempt to have his cmupauiuus, but Iva:
unsuccessful. Tin was roscuI-Il by a luau
In It passing hunt. The girls were om-
ployod at the Pacific mills.
Drowned “‘lIllo Fishing.
EAST tinssku:u. R. l.. Juno .‘l.~'i‘he
bodies of William Dott. a wuavor at the
Phoenix wotilrumllls. and his son Viol-Ir.
11 years old. who were drowned while
fishing nuar Chipplwauoxot island. were
recovered.
Drowned In the Susquehanna.
SI‘SI.>lIZIIAS\'A. l‘a.. Juno Zl.—li‘muk
Riley. is young Ilit‘l‘llltlllt‘. was drowned
while bathing in tho Susquehanna river
at ldtllt'hbtflll.
Drowned In the Ilramlyrsfnc.
WIIuIsuTox. “PL, .luno ii.-—llarry i‘c—
tors. aged :11, was Ill’llwutlll while swim-
ing in tho lirauilywiuo.
News From (‘uhm
KEY WEST. .luuo :l.——l’riv:ItI~aiIIl rolht
bio Iulvim-u frum llavmus am to tho wilt-pr
that Lieutenant iiunnlla. t'lVll acting
chief of police at I’uorto l'riuripo. has Ilo~
sorted and mulmrkvd on bnurd u fumigu
pllutlvout fur ].l\'vrpm1l. Sumo nuts he
had (lifllilllllt'd uud his punuii of the in
eurgvni band of MuIIrii-in .‘lulliupl buyout]
tho limituoi his jurisdiction. “‘llli‘ll lmluul
not llot‘ll orIlan-Il to do. and tho fear of
jIIstli'alu f‘Illlfilltlllt‘nt'u prompted his do
scrtlon. Captain iivriorul Ilu (.‘Imlpnuis
displeased over tho iuclduut.
Minister lianarsm Takes a Vacation.
WAHIINCI'IIN. Juno :i.—~llnn. Mutt W.
Ransom, tho l'nitod Hiatus minister to
Morim, is non: nil his way to his homo in
North (.Tarnliua, having boon urautml bum:
of absmII-u for 9 ll days. 'l‘hu minim-r hm
not been nlljnyltlg good health during his
stay in Muxitm.
Factory llvatrnyml by live.
llAiu'on, N. Y.. .llllm :1...~'l'lio Vul
oaultn button factory, a throw story brick
building. Witstlvvtruyrtl by ilrv. lluriIIu
the program of the fire a wall toppled
over. and several ilrmnnu worn imurml by
falling bricks and debris. llulli'. however.
seriously.
The Niagara All liiglit.
Imwm‘. .lunu :l.-»«'l‘lm ’l‘imm this
morning nnuouurml that llumm! Huulil‘.
ym'ht Niagara was laid nnlmm at ilIII-uirb
on ruturduy alter grounding iImlIiotlIe
Foltxatowo pier. but film was found to
have suntaiuod no damage.
Fitter “collie-nor lltsrm-IT.
Hi‘IIArtI'uiz. Juno il.-'i'bu beautiful resi-
dence of liobort It}. Iiuntloy of tho whole-
sale groom-y iirm of ti. N. Crouso a Cu
at Iliu West Onondaga séroot. together
with its omtly furnishings. was practical-
ly destroyed by fire.
I“. Latte llvvrsta its llanlts.
0mm. Juno ll.-A «penal from Cur-
tis. Sch. says a big lake there has burst-
edits banks. carrying great destruction
throughout the vicinity. A ”0.000 roller
mill is mined and freight and railroad
ears carried away.
I‘astm' Called to a “density.
flora Inst'sai'ao. Pa. Juno ll.-—Rov.
Owen James. pastor of the First llaptlst
church of this city. has been elected to
and accepted the presidency of the lingo!
Williams university at Nashville.
I‘lrehnge Ana Busy There.
Vitassnsaua Pa. June a.—'l‘wo in-
cendiary fires of minor dimensions were
started in this city. Not a night has
passed without one or more similar occur-
reuses during the past week.
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flaw Your. Jane il.--in a fire which
“cutaneous-consumer thetbree
sissy bra-cm ”‘3...“ Kong:
”is“.
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Baa IsaacIsoo. Jane aura. sendi-
tlon oi the cargo oi the Collins when she
left Masatlan is important, in view of
telegrams printed yesterday. in the div
patches from three timerent sources comes
the statement that the cargo of the Coli-
ma shifted and that the stoaiuer was top-
heavy because at the deck load.
These statements come from survivors.
who related them on the San Juan and at
Maratlan. At Manzaniilo. where some of
the survivors remain. and from informa~
that given to George H.1ierbert. manager
of the Manzanillo and Colima railroad,
the question is. Was the loss of the Cell-
ma doc to bad steering of cargo and to a
deckload too great for the steamer to bear
in heavy weather)'
Alexander Center. the general agent of
the Pcclilc Mail Steamship company in
this city. said positively that he does not
helluva the statement that the cargo had
shifted during the gals. and he declared
that the Cullma Was loaded in the best
possible manner and was anything but
overloaded when she passed out of the
harbor of San Francisco on May 12!. Mr.
Cantor denied that tho Collmn carried dy-
namite as reported. but said there was a
quantity of gunpowder on board. which
Was stored in tho magazine.
CoLIiIA. Mexico, June Ll.——Thc steamer
Mazatlan has returned from the scene of
the Culima wreck. Luarnlng at Boca do
Apica that five more survivors had been
cast ashore at Maiaulo. she sent a boat
with five sailors to rescue them. The sea
. was still very rough at the time. and as
1, the boat failed to return it is thought it
must have capsized in the breakers.
Another of tho Mazatian'a sailors start-
ed to swim ashore. and it is believed that
all six are on the beach with tho Colima
survivors Renewed oiTorta are being
made to rescue both parties.
THE FORMOSA MUPRISING.
The Rebels Arc Preparing to Iicslst the
Japanese.
Loxpox. Juno :i.~—The Ilongkong cor-
respondent of The Times reports that the
Formosan republic in not popular and is
clearly only an oillolal movement. having
no connection with the southern agita-
tion. The prosldout of the new republic.
Tang Chiug. commands 100,000 Swatow.
Iiuuan and Canton ibravoa. together with
the militia of Hakka, the chief who was
proclaimed king in northern Formosa.
all well armed with Mauser, Lon and Pen-
budy rillos and winvhostor carbiues. with
plenty of ammunition.
liar majosiy's ship Rodhreast and the
German guulmat Iltis are inside of Tom-
sui harbor toprotoct foreigners. AI-tlvo
preparations are bring made at ’l'IIi-l’ab-
l-‘u [to resist the .lapzsnI-no advauoo from
ix'o-lamg. llosldcut Tun-lgnurs‘ believe
that the Chinese will not defend their
splendid furtlilmtiuns.
Slmt lll'l‘ \VuriiIle-u Iluslmnil.
Wasnmmw. .ium- :t.-—-.\ special from
Fairfax ('ourt House. \"a.. reports the mur-
Ilor there of John it. liariunu. aged (it)
yours. by his Willi, Mary Harmon. eight
years youngur. 'l'ho murdered man is da-
srribod as being a Worthless fellow, who
has been living apart from bls]wifo for
sometime. llo railed at the house and
talking through nwiutlnw asked her to
strain live with him. but she refilled.
Ilo thcn attempted to get into the house
through the window. when she picked up
a gun and shot him.
Trolley (‘ar ltnlla flown an Embankment.
Sin/lust; Juno ll.——A trolley car on
the Syracuse Street railroads North Sa-
bina street brunch. bound for the lake
shore with 20 passengers. jumped the
track just north of thetlswego canal
bridge and rnllml down a :30 foot embank-
ment. landing buttmusido up. All of the
pmsongrrs wow badly shaken up. and
nono escaped without slight. injuries.
Killed lllm In lie-II.
Mtu'xr \‘mmw, llltl.. .iuuo :l.—A bru-
tal murder occurred at Walnut llottum,
oppositn hora. Morgan lilack rode up
to the bulls“ of George ll. Fisher and
shot him five times while in» “as in
bud. killing him instantly li'lsbur hail
Ell'Ull Trooping company with lllm'k's sis-
ter. and tho luttvr objected. liluck ctr
taped to tho swamp-I.
ltnya Mart is [instructive- I-‘irl'.
limuu: l“.\l,l.>. l'zt.. .iuuo :i.-—Somo
buys playing with matches in ii ~tublo horu
started It liro that illIl Ilaumgo to tho
numunt of saloon. The buildings do-
strnyml wom llr. tw'huvl‘u stable. tbrcu
iIIIIisIIs nwuod by Mrs. liuunuh M. Silli-
nmn. ’l‘urIII-r ll'lll and tho residences of
James Eliot and llr. Elliot.
lllcycllat Killed by Trolls-y (‘Iln
Svuarrsr, .luno :l «A trollvycar fatal-
lty occurred born by which l'rmloriok Van
hobbit-k, II lhyourtulil boy. inst his life.
Young \‘uu SI-iIulI-k was riding a bicycle
in South it\'Ullllii. when his Wllilt‘l swurvril
before the trailer of tw-goaru. and tho ear
Whilt‘lii I'i'Ii-ietllll his Itl‘lllllllull. nearly never-
lug the body in t'Kulu.
“'ralihy Young Man field For Burglary.
llmsrm. ii. i. .lunn :l.-llulmrt \i‘.
llruwnull. tlm l>~ your will Null of Charles
l)oWnli llrownvil, it \vvulthy llristol mun.
wnanrrcsiod bun horn on four warrants
charging him with brouking and enter-
ing. twu acts of iucnmliarism and of car-
i’ylllg tiunt'unlt'il qulpImN.
Frederick ll. Morriltow "end.
NEW Ytliili. .Tunu :Lw Friiilurlck ll.
Murrihow. aged LN yours. mm of James
Mcrribow. gmwml nuporintvmlcnt oi the
Western T'Iiion Tub-graph company. died
at his father' s residence. {all “out Sorority-
siath street. ofappomlloitls and peritonitis.
Newfoundland! Loan.
81'. Jon! s. N. bi. Juno :l.—Coloniai See.
rotary Bond will leave for England from
Montreal at once to complete legal or
rangemonts involved in the proposed loan
to New fouadland of 02,700,000 by an Eng-
lish syndicate.
A Iteamcr flunk.
ALI-ens. Mich. Juno Zi.--’i‘ he Canadian
steamer .laclt. which rank the stool steam-
or Norman l‘ridny morning. is now sunk
st False l'rosque ielo.
Inventor of the (torn Planter Decal.
Gstrsmtuo, file. June ll.—-(isorge W.
Brown, inventor of the mun planter. died
here. aged 79 years. He invented tho
planter in 1803.
McKinley lleturns to Ohio.
New Your. Jone 'I.—-tlovernor McKin-
ley of Ohio has left the city and is on his
way to Canton. 0.
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:I‘air WI nation-e high temper»
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ABSOLUTELY runs
Til! 0L0 RELIABLE
SWEET OAPORAI.
CIGARETTE
“Minimum
NOR! SOLD THAN ILL 01' I
BRAND. COMIiNIDH '
dil lyr
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
KNIGHT STREET. NORWALK. CONN.
Opposite Horse Railway Depot.
Reslulence.8ElnI street. Telephone call. ll.
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HORSE OLIPPINO'
_ 3y-
WATER POWER.
If you want your horse clipped quick and
~2ean.call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St"
W South Norwaik.
BEST BUTTER.
Here we make no reference to the goat
that feeds on paper in the back yard,
but our intention is to speak of the ex-
cellence of the substance made from
cow‘s milk. which we expose for sale.
Vermont Creamery in ten pound tubs
now calls for notice. Always fine. it
makes new friends and customers as the
season for its appearance comes round at
this time of the year. It's a satisfaction
in quality. price and it is in such neat
packages. 23c. lb.. 230 tub.
[latter has gone up in New York. But
the price. and quality of our tub butter
will remain the same as it has for a
month past, 22c. lb. Try it.
OibbletOomsluck
ill mum tittill lift
llltll litiiti cilIPIti am: «
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ialhealthylucalttt. I
REPRESENTED BY
8. s. L’Hommedlcu.
ill IKSRIIRTOI 8T.
loath Norwalk.
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Short
VACATIONS.
FOB BUSY PROP“.
M...-
Washington, D. 0.
Via Old Point Comfort, Va.
4700 mass or ocean TRAVEL-
0n the Beautiful new steamshlps of the
OLD OOMIKIOK LIKE
Affording Rest and Recreation.
These trips‘are fdeal.’a.s a considerable por-
tion is made through the quiet waters of the
famous Hampton Boadsaad Potomac River
and there is llItle likelihood of sea~lcltneea.
Also tickets on sale. with privilege of going
or returning by rail.
Write for particulars of these and other de-
lightful trips to
Old Dominion steamship Company.
Pier as. North liver. New York.
W. 1.. Guuiaudeu. Vice-President and Traf-
Manager.
om Kill) Rilliilli
Daily Direct Freight Line
-BETWEEN—
NEW YORK,.
SOUTH NORWALK
m. NORWALK.
TH]: PBOPELLERS
CITY OF KORWKIK.
EAOlE AND WORK
Will leave Pier 28. E R.. Beekroan
stroet, New York. at 5 p. in.
Leave Norwalk 5 p. m. South Nor-
walk 6:00p .m.
Freightroceived from 7 a. m. to 5 .m.
Upon ap lication to agents the City of
Norwalk. ‘agle and Vulcan will he sent
for special lots of freight anywhere in
New York or its vicinity.
FAllpo reons are forbid trusting any
of the employee of the boats of this line
TH E0.
The "(late ' 6in hip
Manufactured oi Polished firsts and iilgiiiy iilciisl Plated.
This wonderful Natural Stone possesses as a Filtering medium the marvelous
property of converting the most foul and
, a.
FOR THE LATEST STYLES
_op_
SPRING FOOTWEAR
-—GO TO—
on account of the owners thereof.
OLSEN.
Stone Faucet Filler.
stagnant water into a healthiul and pure
condition. extracting slidisessegermsand extracemu matter, rendering it per-
fectly wholesome. These facts have been certified to by Boards of Health.
Scientists. and Analytical Chemletein ell psrbof theeountry during the put 15
SOOTH KORWKLK RKROKIKRE OO.
Norwalk Chronicler