{filth anabolic room A .
water to tho mi. of a Iago
scarlet and mslsriooa fevers. diphtheria
number of '0
lie impurities can penetrate the filtering blocks, which can be removed.
' andth in two minutes.
" a UOCESB" filter and you will not regret it.
luxury for the rich. or sale only at
lllllEVllll’s strum Housrs.
'1 loo rainfall in Streets. Slllllll llorwall.
RIcEs REDUCED
Tll AN ABSllllllllY.
Prion when combined with qualities are the magnets of big trade. A low
prlosoa an inferior article is a fraudulent lie. It has nothing of cheapnees oave its
not out»! sound-
' ,_ f , But-a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
. ,, A few sample prices:
~ Enamoh “no Stove Polish, 4c. Slused Mackerel, 1 1b., Me.
in oil. per box, 4c. Gold Dutt. 20c.
‘ ' ,‘bottle Ammonia. pt. 53. Corned Beef. 2-lb. can, 20c.
.. ’ Beansdlb. can, do. Roast Beef.2-lb can. 21c.
’ moor Blues. 5 (lo. Full Cream Cheese, 18o.
, m. 8-“). can, To. Pure Lard. 3 lbs. for 250.
f ' Condensed Iiilk, 7c. Cottolcne. 3-lb. pail, 28c.
‘ mosh Mustard. 8c. ll lbs. Soda Crackers. 25c.
_ W Beans. 8-“) can. lilo. 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps, ‘ 25c.
Hill Alaska Salmon, 12c. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, 25o.
Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 233 lb.
Best Floor, 600 a bag; $4.75 a barrel.
Till NEW vnu units.
‘ lllll norm s...
Returnln roeperlty will make many rich. but nowhere can they make so much within a
short time .3ng successful Speculation ln Grain. Provlslons and stock.
Fllll Elllll llllLLAll "NESTED can he made by our
Illllll Systematic Plan of Speculation
orlqnafcd b us. All successful speculators operate on Is regular system.
t. in a well-known fact that there are thousands of men In all ports of the Untud Stalks
Vb by systematic tradingthrougb Chicago brokers. make largo amounts every year. rune:-
ln m a few thousand dollsro tor tho man who lnvosls s hundred or two hundred dollars up
to to “(Wall or more by those who invest a tow thousand. _
1 it is alum. fact. that those who make the largest profits from comparatively small invest.-
meats on this plan are persons who live away from Chicago and lnvcot through brokors who
thoroughly understand systematic trading.
or plan does not risk the whole amount invested on an y trade. but covers both sides. so
that wpether the market rises or fails it brlngs u sreally prollt that piles up enormously in a
hurt me.
" WtIl'l‘l I'll! CONVINCING PROOFS. also our Manual on slicmssful speculation and
our Daily Market Report. full of mono uranium: punters. ALI. result. ()ur Manual ex-
plllnl margin trading fully. Highest to erences in regard to our standing and success.
For further Information address
THOMAS 8f 00.. Bankers and Brokers.
241-242 llislto Building, oHIoIen. ILL.
Donovan Building, 33 Main Street.
South Norwnlk. Norvvalk.
ON
jvlbnm
_ a. m.-. . .
Made to suit the times as well as the sum-
kers. The richest man in town \.'nttb‘.u't
ask for anything butter; the pain-rt
man in town wouldn't ink for any-
thing cheaper. A 2 07.. package for 5 cts.
Ask for it at any tobacco dealers.
l
,.... ..... -Wh ..._
or .
o m
«sand other symollo disastrous l be traced
' . Don't soy you can't af-
'" ll.” ”doctor’s bill will ay for a dozen films, which are no longer an ex-
prescription for Infants and Chil-
dren. It contains neither Opium,
lorphlno nor other lsrootio sub-
stanoaltisshamlosssnbstitntefor
Parogorlo. Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is'thlrty yosrs’ use by
millionsoflothors. Castorlnisthe
Children's Panacea-the Iothofs
Friend."
CASTORIA
For lamina and Children.
Do not be imposed upon. but insist upon
having Castoria. and see that. the facsimile
is on the
wrapper.“
tectourselvcsandthepubllc atallharards.
Tun Curran Connor. 2? Hurray BL.N.Y.
signature of Z
Weshallpro- ' i E I: it
—
anrxlllhair
There is no doubt. no failure,when you
take DoWitt‘s Cello and Cholera Cure
It is pleasant. acts promptly. no bad
after effects. E. P. Weed and G. 0 Still-
son.
Last June Dick Crawford brought his
twelve-months-nld child. suffering from
infantile dinrrhoosno me. It had been
weaned at four months old and had
always been sickly. I gave it the usual
treatment in such cases but without lien
slit. The child kept growing thinnoxr
until it weighed but little more than
when born. or perhaps ten pounds. 1
then started the father to giving Cham-
berlain’s Colic. Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy. Before one bottle of the twen-
ty-flve cent also had been used a marked
improvement was seen and its continued
uoecured the child. its weakness and
puny constitution disappeared and its lath
er and myself believed the child's life was
saved by this remedy. J. T. Marlow, if
D.. Tamaroa, iii. For sale by G. 0. Still-
son. drugglst.
Severe griping pains of the «couch
and bowels instantly and i llectuslly slop-
ped by DeWitt'e Colic and Cholera l‘ure.
E. 1’. Wood and G C. Stillson.
Dr. Hand's lamcdlos for Chlldror.
New Burs. Conn, 71 William St »
“i first. knew of Dr. Hand's romedies for
children five years ago, and I am contin-
ually recommending othermothors to use
them. and always with the btst rrsults
My baby was dcnthly sick with cholera
infuutuuumd llr. ilund's llinrrl u- l Mix-
ture cured it almost immedisu-Iy. Dr.
Hand's Colic Cure is ulsm xcellrulr— Mrs.
N. A. Daniels." Dr. iland‘s l‘oilt' Cure
and Dr. Hand's Diarrhu- r Mixture are
sold by all druggisls. 25c.
llinrrbms should be stopped promptly.
It soon becomes chronic l).»Wut's (Soho
and Cholera Cure in rti‘eclivo, safe and
certain. Hundreds of testimonials bear
witness to the virtue of this great medi-
cine. it can alwsysbo drponded upon;
its use saves time and money. E. i’.
Weed and U. 8. Stilleou.
Edectuul.——Uharles J. Booth. Olive-
wood.l3al.,says: "I have used Ayor'o
Pills in my family for several years. and
have always found them most alleclual
in the rellsfof ailments arising from a
disordered stomach. torpld liver and cor»
slip-ted bowels.
Stomach and bowel complaints are boot
J. D. JENNINGS.
Undertaker.
FITS!
mar BTW. NORWALK. CONN-
Wlohorsc Railway Depot.
manna. 0 Elm llmt. Telephone call. ll
«mulls. o,
‘l' .
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have triu‘ifls
rad. We
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on In:
In!
Oil I ALL
enroll thousands. many cases of
and given up by doctors as lncurab
“Allan‘s Flt
has nsvortallsdtnolf t a s
to. back our “$335.23..“ oust
an person we .
Morgue“ furnished on applloat n.
1 qt. bolt“. '31”. I ah. “All.
motlc.
0561”“
Item: *
LADIES
monitor
' Manta-rand.
Dammit-Immoral
umammmu‘
BRACE UPl DON'T LOSE OOUBAGEI
rum-3W: m Wilt. trams
an so von 0 .
Rel-33...: {snouty from tho madlclua you
not an mason on cannot be
can bouillvely ouryo all kinds of
ti Convolution orb WI
I0. A POII‘I'IVI ID PIIIA-
III I nuns. We ha"
standing.
in our
Cure“ you will find a medicine
(“In
in two
bank
aunt almost. ..
Was I Ws
lily Isrrlsgss gal Istrlgsrstsrs
.- Raymond or sent.
relieved by the timely use of DoWitt'o
Colic and Cholera Cure. insist on hav-
ing this preparation. Don't take any
other. E. P. Weed and (l. G. Balloon
“Have tried otbro. but like Ayer's
best." is the statement made over and
over again by those who testify to the
benefit derived from the use of Ayer's
Bamparllla. Dlsease never hsd a great-
orehomy than this powerful blood purl.
tier. it makes the weak strong.
Children, especially infants. are soon
run down with cholera infantum or
"summer complaint.” Don’t wait to de-
termine. but give DoWllt's Colic and
Cholera Cure promptly. you can rely on
it. Use no other. E. P.Wsed and (i. C.
Btlllson.
A horse kicked H. B. Blister. of the
Froemyer. House, lilddloburg. N. Y.. on
the knee. which laid him up in bed and
caused ths'hnoo jolnttobooomostllt. A
friend recommended him to use Obsol-
berlaln‘s Pain Balm, which he dld and in
two days was solo to be around. llr.
Blister hso recommended it to many
othenandsays it is excellent for any
kind of bruise or sprain. This same
romedyisaloofamous for Its sures of
rheumatism. Forsalsbyd.0.stlllsoh.
“IMIWW
Indus. lllrydor. Us». Poor Fans.
Vlad-shah linoleum: last winter
lhowmcamamgcarnorAm-aad
Ammunition to the Cuban Iowa.
' all do campus rm With a Reverse la-
ma of Gal-In; a Brilliant Victory. .
Pnrunrwms, July 99.-—'l‘ho Prose to-
day publishes the following: .By Tuesday
or Wednesday of this wool: there will bu
in Cuban waters the largest cxpodltion
from this country that has yet loft. It will
be under the command of Colonol Enrique
Collazo. who nrrlvcd in this country about
July 6 and since that than bus been pro
paring for this expedition.
Cuban aympu‘thizcrs in this city play an
important part in tho i-xrnulltlon, as it
was hero that all tho men wurc oullstod
for it. and from here all tho arms and um-
munltlon were shlppcd.
Tho ship is flttod out as a war vessel
and able to cope with or run away from any
Spanish war vcssol now cruising in (fu-
bon watcrs. She is capable of u speed of
17 knots an hour and has moduli). About
ten days ago a trial trip was nuulo off
Sandy Hook. On board of hor woro tho
rcprcscutntlvcs of tho owners. the loaders
of tho Cuban revolutionary party in this
country and Captain Culltlyu. Under forced
drafts eho averaged for the four hours
nearly 17% knots. She was utoucoacccpt-
ed and tho money paid ovcr. (“confisc-
papers worn obtained, and tho vcssol put
out to son.
She line a Good Armament.
A contlugont of at local. :25 loyal
Cubans. skillrd shipwrights and cxpcrl‘
enccd nIuII-ohvar's mun wvro shipped on
nnotbor Vessel and wore transform! to her
on tho high sous. ’l‘bo men at ouco wont
to Work transforming her to a condition
suitable for tho sorinus wurk uboud. Rup-
ld tiring {our and six inch guns woro pun
chusctl, and those. with twu Gatling guns.
wore sent out in tho sumo wssvl, llllll by
the time tho lmiit rvuvhvs l‘ubitu waters
she will lmvequilo u furmitlublu buttvry
in pom ion.
What. is misled Inoro than anything olso
by tho lusurgouts is said to bo aboard tho
vessel. 'l'bcro is said to lmvc boon hauled
from this city 3,000 lioiiilugtun ritlos and
50,000 pounds of ammunition. Tlll‘ rifles
and aunnuuitiuu urc said to have boon
shipped to this city by the manufacturers.
or rather to a point hour this city, and
lllfllll‘ll ou vossols at points down the rlvor
and bay. Tbvy \voro thou carrhwl out to n
point on tho high sons off tho ropes of tho
Delaware and there trulisfvrrml to tlw vos-
sol purchases] by tho lusurgouts. Evo -
thlng was mmplolml for sailing on Sat 1'-
dny night. and tho \‘ossvl is now bclicvod
to ho on its way to l‘uliu.
Nam. of the Vessel Kept Quiet.
Among thoso onrnllod nro a former
ofllcor of the l'ultvd States navy and utli<
our of tho national guanl and four or flvo
men who M‘l'Yl‘tl throughout tho lulu civil
war. Thu mum-sol till-so pmplo buvu burn
gultrilml wry jouluusly and will not bu
Iuadu known until tbl- \‘vssrl lauds its turn
on Cuban soil.
For obvious rwisnus tho Imrno of tho
\‘l‘ssl‘l has born kopl quit'l and will also
not be uuulo known until tln- l'xpu-illthm
is sucrossfully l‘lll‘l‘lt‘ll out. .\.~' won as tho
Cubans an.» rm-nguizl ii as bolligunmIs by
Flrllll‘ furl‘lflll KllVl'rllllll'lll llll‘ \llss‘t'l will
bu purl-li:i~.-ll by lin- lumrgvuts. \Vlwu
this be dour. lbw l‘ulmu llui: \\ ill lw rulso-ll
(m bur. and slip \\ ill lw Immml. in all
probability. tlu- l’l'|'\lil|lll Marti. in llHllHi‘
of tho lulu lcudvr ul llll‘ lll~lll'lzl'lll>. This
rmmguilbul ls‘ I'Xlll‘t‘ll'll from u South or
l'vutml Allll‘l‘ll'zlll n-publlv in a wry [rW
dll_\'~.
'l'hv first ~trp luuzml this will bu lulu n
in It tluy nr m. if it luh not uil'mdy lwon
lulu-u ll i~ llll‘ purpmu of lllnw nu llln
islmnl tn m'l up .l prm “tonal umvrIIuh-ul.
ut Manmuilln or mum ullli'l‘ paint in :I
day or so if tlu- llll\l('i‘~ rt-vt-irml by tho
lm‘ill l"llls:m~' :lrw I‘lll‘l'l'l'l in tho rll'm-t that
(iviu'ml )llil'tlilv/ l'nlupm i~ nnw prm‘ti-
vully :i priwmr m llayuinu. lb.‘ III‘\\' unv-
rrmn. ul “ill in all probability bu- hl‘l up
lkl tlml point.
This! llattlc at \ovlr-nuwln.
'l‘.\\ll’A. l-‘l.i.. July '.".l,—_l’:l~.~rlll.z\‘r~l hr
erlul: ln' Ibo l’luul ~ll-uiushlp from l'ubu
slatv that in tho butlb- at \‘alvnzm-la
(‘umpns' furor llllllllll'l‘l'll l,lil|ll and tho in-
surgoms. 2.5”“. lly tho vigilalu'o of tho
Sptulhb mluuu‘l' pb‘kvts lllv Spanish troops
Worn but lml into tho l‘ubml slrnnubuhl.
but sbm'rlsl oil into a plain. whore llm
forum mot. 'l‘ho insurgouts klllml all tllo
Spanish bursvs in Ill‘lll‘l" to cupturowlmt
pmvlslnus. arms and amuniultblu thcy
born and to out off (‘mulms‘ oscapo.
TWU umuutod ph‘kots arriving. thoy
guru llll‘ll’ Irmums to liatltpns and a com»
piuuou. who rulu'llml lluymau at 2 o’clock
in tho morning. 'l‘holusurgout lussos woro
butwovn till and inn, wblh- the Spanish
loss is sold to bow lwvu Iuoro than 700.
In this cllmwuluvllt Lulu l’ullltoz llllll
200 ruou umh-r his muinmml. ul' whlch
but Qtlsurvlvml. (ivuoml Mnxinmliouwz's
headquarters aro now at Nujmul. Wllll'll is
of Will)” roach to a number of principal ult<
lcs. (lolulwl Al'mlwl. (‘ulntunlttllllu lillll
mf‘ll, howrs bum-on l’uurto l’rlurlpv and
Nuovllm. llllurl'uptlnu all provisions and
livu stmlt. llo also tours up tho rails and
othcrwlso dostmys tho railroad.
It is said that tho fitmnlurds lu lluvaua
doslro Ulllllptlu tn lnstlluto a rolgn of tor-
ror by slaugllli-rlng (Juliana ltullsorlml-
notoly.
About tho limb lost. a small hill wasolr-
culutod lu llavnua urging that in tho ro-
vlow of tho ellth, which was tho quoon'n
blrthdoy, tho propor action would be to
'lslt tho Cubans, hurl got thgullly.
Agulrro and lloiuoz. put lsl'opo around
their umks and drag them through the
arrests. ’l‘ho l'nltod Status onllsor Atlan-
ta. arriving thorn on tho morning of tho
Nth, critical h sustmnslou of tho outrage.
Tho rovlowdhl not «recur. hisnuol Han-
gnllly. now in New York. received a lot-
tcr from his imprisoned brothcr advising
him of tho contemplated more. and blan-
nol Sougullly at once notified tho secrc‘
tary of mm. Tho departure of tho Atlan-
ta from Key Wont immediately followul.
When tho Atlanta returned to Key West.
she was plum! In quarantine. Campos ls
notional in Havana today or Tuesday.
A Maul“. I Victory.
Wm, July till.—-—-Tbo Time-bus Mills
patch trim Havana. published may.
which says: Accounts of thought on the
road botwoon asuuumo and Bayou: la
mt: General Wines was kl
and been worn killed ' III!
M be lost his homage train.
Gonernl do Campos himself or-
rived st. Bayonne on foot. The dead and
wounded were left on the field. .
It is stated in official circles that Cap-l
lain General do Campos went to Baynrno
against the advice of the general oom-
luondlng at Mnnzanlllo.
TO REVlVE GAMBLING.
A Now Clubhous- to BaOpanad on the Out-
sklrta of. Saratoga.
ALIIMKY. July Elk—It is prob blc‘ that
tho restrictions against gambling now in
forco in Surutogn will be nbrcgutod the
first part of next woek, and that those per
sons who go to this summer rcsort for the
purposo of gambling will again patronize
tho botcls, tho proprietors of which are
cmuplululug bitterly of tho closlng of the
clubhouse. In this city an interested party
to tho arrangement to have fashionable
gambling at tho springs said to a reporter:
“A number of moneyed gentlemen who
have made tho clublmuscut Surutogn their
headquarters for is number of years Sun—
day visited the old Hilton mum-lion, which
is just on tho outskirts of the village and
beyond tho control of tho police oruumls-
sioners. it is about docldod to take this
property and couvcrt it luton clubhouse
when: tbosc who desire to stake their
mouoy upon games of ohuuco may do so.
It will bo distinctively u club. and no
Surutuguu will be nllowod within its
(tors and no person not a IucIIIbt-r.”
t. is la-llovcd that all the old patrons of
ti) springs who have refrained from visit.-
g it this soason because of the strict cu-
forcoiuout of tho law will'bo drawn back
thorn by this Iltm‘c. Tho now clubhouse
will la- llttcd up in the most gorgcous luau.
llul'.
lLLINOlS STORM SWEPT.
Death and Wreckage Left In the Trail of
a Tornado.
(1mm. Illa. July Ell—Tho town of
'l‘broo Status. Mo. four Iullos south of
this point on tho Mississippi. was struck
by n. tul'llmlu. Lightning struck it huuso-
boat in tho rivcr. killing four persons.
The lll‘llll uro Gmrgo McClellan, Mrs.
Anna )lt-(‘lollum Mary lilcl‘b-llun, aged
ill, and .luiurs McClellan. ngod 6.
Thu two childron lived for sl-vvrul hours.
(lnlyom- l'llllll val-upvd. 'I'lu- .\l«~Clvllnn
family min.» from Kcuuslm. Wis” and
wow going: down tho. rivi-r in the house-
bout. 'l‘bo wind lovolml trues and dostroycd
several cottages, but no other lives were
lost.
I..\m\'. Ills. July fill—A tnrumlopassod
m‘cr suuthvustorn Marshall muntymuttiug
u mih- swath and lunvlug (instruction in
its path at Vurnu. Tolul'u, Ila Rose and
Wushlmru. Thousands of normal mm are
a l‘uulpb'lu lass. Orchards \Voro uprooted,
and about 7.3 windmill towers (up down.
A numlwr of hnusos wuro struck by light-
ning, but no mm mm seriously injured.
WARLIKE JAPANESE.
Tholr Army and Navy Arc lie-lug Kept Up
to the Actual Servlccfllnrk.
ST. l’iz'isizsluiuu. July ‘3‘.L—-.\ll\'ll‘l‘8 to
tho Suva \"rrluyu from \‘liulivustuk say
that Japan is assiduously raising bar or.
my and navy to a war flailing. ’l'wu cruis-
ers. bought in Porn. hnvo ulroadynrrivril.
null crrws will shortly be soul in England
to bring out lhrw imuchulswu-b nt' H.000
tons. which buvv born Ill‘tll’l'l‘ll tlu'rv. A
strongly wux‘liko loinpor ptovuils in Japan.
Thisvorrmpuiulvut furthor says that tho
.lnpnlu so iinpl'rlul bodyguard bus boon
soul In the island of Formosa. \vhorv tho
rvln-ls :m- mppurlml bytbv \in-I'uys of
suurbvrn l‘biim. \Vllu wml Ila-m arms and
ammunition to umiululu :istubimru resist-
unm-
'l'lu-.l.1p.'iu-u~o im'm blown up rlu‘ forti-
lll'.’lllnll~ .‘ll l’mz'l Artur (lo-hm ie rat:-
int.v iu lion-u .‘lllll in lbw l.i:lu'l':m..r ‘,h'lllll<
sulu. 'l‘hv .lupzlnww Iluumizltv liurml and
hold ill.» hunt: a priwul-I'.
lilt; liarmi-ut \‘l'nrhora’ strike.
Ni.“ \‘lIILh, .luly l.-—~l'p\\:mlnl 1mm
ltllll'l“ \\'I‘lll llll ~ll'lln' lll llll‘o' l‘ll}'. lll‘vulkr
lyu llllll lil'u\\'l‘»\lll~‘ _\'.‘~ll-:‘il;l_\'. ’l'mlu)‘
“bum W...» qurw “Ill p» nut. and tho
llglll \Vlll bl- nil in mun-q, It will l..- a
bullh- of dollar» :uul .Ioluruuvo t-ulirvly.
Ilmwwl‘. Th.- trurnn‘ul umlu-r- mn'ly r.»
Mll'l [ll \lult‘lll‘l' l.:l~l )I‘lll' .‘lllllll 15,000
“011‘ Hill [7 (lays.
..,
hlmrlwil tn l’l‘illll.
MW Ynlzk. July 1‘" wl'lmrlm liruivc.
:hl ywll‘s‘ uhl, ilw mghtvuulum-r of tho
Ell-«t lLiwr l'lbwlrh‘ Light company'spluut.
ut 4‘in lviust 'l'\\'out_\'fmlrtll strvot, twat
sluwkml in lll'lllll lntv lust uluhl. ll is sup-
p.......1 um; mm“ 11“" m rolls prism-d through
tho man's body \sllllv ho was ropulrlug a
dynamo.
M order and filllcldo.
Ctrzvsrsxn. July L’llwl‘itlituu Mitchell,
a prrlly qulutto girl, llllt'll ill. wus shot
and fatally injurml by .lmuos book. a mu-
sh‘luu. who at oncoturm-ll Ibo rovulwr
upon bllusi-lf and soul a ballot through
his brain, probably booauso of jealousy.
Evangelist Moody at Santiago.
SAllA'lllhA. July '39.»- llwlgbl |.. Moody.
tho ovnuirvllsl, lu-hl u scrim nt' hum tum-l-
imp: lu'rl- mulvr tho ausph-rwr llll‘ \‘mlug
Mott's l‘hl'lsllun Its-molullnuutul :uhlrossl-il
nu mullvuw of nmrv than mum pouplo llI
(.Iouvl-ulluu hull.
National flank Falls.
WENT z-‘l'l'rzmnlt. Who. .lnly 2il.--Tlm (ll-
rootors of tho Supvrlur Nullnuol bank dc-
cldod to go lulu liquidation. llllll i’t‘oshlcltt
Al\'nl‘ll was llll‘l'l‘lt‘ll to turn tho assots and
bualm-ss of tho bunk ovor to the nutlonal
bunk cxatuim-r.
”as England Abandoned Trinidad?
Losmtx. July L'llr—Tlll.‘ l‘hmulolo tbls
morning says that it. bi roportml that tho
English bault at lllo Jnuclru has maolvod
n cablegraul announcing that England
has nlmndmml her claim to tho island of
Trinidad.
World Ends In 1301.. Rays Hiram.
Srmmmmo Mass. July Slim-Elder
Hit-mu Muugor. ono of tho loading Second
Adventists, in a sormou at the camp
grounds. prophoslml that tho cm! of the
World will oomo in lull? uoum'tllltg to Scrip-
turn.
A Harbor browned.
Booms, July flquonémlnb Shoeban.
aged 27 years, living at 328 Fodcrolotroet,
this city. was colour] with cramps while
bathing and was rimmed at tho loom
Washington avenue bridge.
was “her-std noon.
Will. Joly 39.qu m
Iii m bill “I. who m
lilo
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MORE SOLD THAN ALL 0
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You can buy here as cheap as at any
store in town.
Do you want for cash ?
Ensmnllne Stove Pol- Alaska Salmon at 1‘20.
ish at 4c. SsusedMnckcrel at 15c.
Sardines in Oil at 43. Gold Dust. at. 200.
Baked Bonus at 5c Corn‘d Beet? lbs.“ 300.
Tomatoes 3 lbs. at Tc. Roast " “ “ “ 21c.
Con'd Mill: at BC. Cottollne. 3 ” "28c.
Full Cream Cheese bibs. Soda. Crackers
at lilo. st 250.
Fine Raisins at BC. 4143 lbs. G. Snaps at 25:.
41.: lbs. Leumn Crackers nt 250.
I am right in town; no need to pass by
thinking to do better elsewhere. I am
hereto sell goods. and here is a good
place to buy.
If you are looking for ammonia buy
one bottle of my Vary Strong Ammonia
at 10 cents; reduce it with water from
one to two times, and then you have bet-
ter and cheaper than any Sc trash.
Prices reduced on Flour.
dozen.
Nice home grown Fluid: and \‘ogcta— f
bios here; Celery Plants to order; Black-
berries. l
OAKS to weigh 45 lbs. tohu.. $1.10 per
bag.
I
lllllENle mung
Beware of Ointmenls for Catarrh that
Contain Mercury.
as. merrury will surely destroy the sense of
sun-ll and mmpletely damage the whole sys-
tem a hen enlrrlng it through the mucous sur-
faces. Mich articles should never be used ex-
ceptnu prescriptions from reputable physi-
cians. u~ the damurzc they will do is ten fold
to the good you ran possib‘l y derive from them.
Hall'sl'atarrhl'ure. manufactured by F. J.
L‘heneyd' l‘o.. Toledo. 0.. contains no mer-
l-ury. and ls taken internally. acting directly
upon thoblood and mucous surfaces of the
system. In buying Hall‘s Cntarrb Cure be
sure you got the conuluo. It is taken internal-
ly. and mode in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney
d: U”. Testimonials free.
Wsuhl by llruggbts. price 73 rents per bot:
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Why tulle the chance of dying \v‘ltllout, ln~
surancc when FOUR ('Eb'l‘h‘ a DAk l
anL'RE YOUR Llir‘l". For $1.090 ‘1
0r ll (lonts a Day Will Give kou nu Endow-
ment of 81ml. payable to yourself if you live.
With lururancedlko everything clee.ths best
is the cheapest.
thlUilE IN THE
CONNECIICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURANCt Company,
of Hartford.
5. S. L’Hommedleu.
Ill WASHINGTHN ST.
South Norwalk.
’ wacous.
New and second hand
Bursitis. Planters. Curious
Canopies, Spindles. etc.
Prices to Suit All.
CALL AND Ell THIN.
Henry Tilly.
SKFFS Fllll SALE
AT nowav'rou.‘
lino isncy Blltt, ll lost, hrsss
mounted.
llns Working all", It test.
one Fourteen-Foot Iklff.
llns Twelve-Foot Followsr.
lino inns-Foot Boot: follower.”
one Elm-Foot Followsr.
llns Ill-foot Follower-
dosll serviceable hosts. at low prices.
Conn
cm 0! NEW. .
Wiles
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Large home made pickles at 10 cents a '
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Norwalk Chronicler