M gem-impregnated water is the e'auseof a large number of . our
Oho . scarlet and malarioue fevers, di theria and
513: was and other zyrnotie diseases seagull be traced
_m-eh
I and to head in two minutes.
One doctor’s bill will
to AN
I' "ma empty sound.
i. A few sample prices:
Bunnielme Stove Polish.
Prices when combined with qualities are the magnets of big trade.
rice on In inferior article is a fraudulent lie. It has nothing of cheapness save its
Qthee can penetrate the filtering blocks.’which can be removed.
a!” UOOEBS” filter and you will not regret it. Don’t say you can’t af-
, .. ‘ ay fer a dozen filters. which are no longer an ex;
‘ in luxury for the rich. or sale only at
litmus oAAoAm Hoists,
North Main and ion Streets. South llorwallt
ABSUROIY.
A low
But a low price on a standard quality is what you get from us.
4c. Soused Mackerel. 1 lb., lfic.
. in oil. per box. 4c. Gold Dust. 20c.
up bottle Ammonia. pt . 5c. Corned Beef. 2-lb. can, 20c.
Baked Beans, «I lb. can, be. Roast Beef. 2-Ib. can. 210.
Worcester Sauce. (to. Full Cream Cheese. 130.
Ma. 3-Ib. can, To. Pure Lard. 3 lbs. for 25¢.
Cudenaed lilk, 7c. Cottolene. 3-ib. pail. 28c.
lunch luetard, 8c. 6 lbs. Soda Crackers, 25c.
Med Beans, 3-": can, 100. 4 lbs. Ginger Snaps. 25c.
12c. 4 lbs. Lemon Crackers, 25c.
But Alaska Salmon,
, Very Best Elgin Creamery Butter, 23c lb.
Beet Flour, 60¢ a bag; $4.75 a barrel.
NEW YORK STORES.
Tilt
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South Norwalk. -
33 Main Street.
Norwaik.
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ON
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" ‘ Returning prosperity will make many rich,
l‘llort time he by successful speculation in Grain. Provisions and nicer.
but nowhere can they make so much within a
Lil ' '0 "0 FOR EIOHiOOLllll INVESTEO can be made by our
_ . . . Systematic Plan of Speculation
ol'lxiunted by us. All successful speculators operate on a regular system.
Itlenwell-hnown fact that there are thousands or men ill all parts of the United States
, fiwmuatemntic trading through Chicago brokers.
mule llll'ifl‘ amounts t'l‘t‘rf \t'lil‘. HIDE-
lfew thousand dollars for the man who invests a hundred or two hundred dollars up
, mania on this
thoroughly un erstand cinematic trading.
Our plan dose not rte '
“tutti
hr further information address
V 4 ,THOMAs & co..
ENI i
" \ - Trade-Marks obtained and all Pat-E
“business candor red for MODIHATI ‘11.,
O . Oman: Oman: 0. s. Parruromcr
= - "can secure ptltclli in less tum: than those
- . from Washing: u. .
, model. drawing or plmto.. with descrip-
We advise. ii patrruabic or ml. the of
Our fee not due till {triumph Sci used. h
“ How to U 1min .|lr'tlt‘i. ' wil
.. "- murii'the U. S. and tort-ago countries
If“. M rue.
yamsduowstco.
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noosr otnnno
writt'a'rowu.
_ ‘wdat your horse cupped outer and
I i; W. McQuhae,
as North Main St...
1"” South Norwalk.
’ tragun’shim Hotel
FORMEBLY DORLON’S,
jsouth Norwark. on.
motion eeeason
thi
toflit'liitd l I datcllm
e e an em
wn’l'fi. Boating undo Fishing;
A...” new" wireless.
a
‘ It.- G'ood raisins. and um clue
’ . at reasonable rates.
dorm O’SULLIVAN
WAG“ AND unormnoumu ti
F. sanvoAn. it. it. ‘
so arm 31.. so. llOlltlillt.
m 1".“
in moons or more by those who invest a. tow thousand. . .
It in also a fact that those who mate the largest profits from c miparatrvely small invest.
glut are persons who live away trom Chicago and llAVval through broilers who
the whole amount invested on any trade. but covers both Sillufi. so
M whether the market rises or fails it brings a sready proiit that piles up enormously in n
"10.
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Your disease is not incurable because your
physician has given you up. and you have not
received an' benefit from the medicine you
have tried. not an reason you cannot be
cured. We can pee lively cure all kinds of
ll‘ltn Epileptic Convulrdgn or ripasmotlc. WI
oulnan Iain cost 1v: nun Penna.
IIN'I' CUBIC IN ALL OASIS. We have
cured thousands. many cases of ion standing.
and given up by doctors as incur-ab e. in our
“Allen's FltCure“ you will find a medicine
that. has never failed toeffect a ep‘eedy cure.
We back our guarantee with an 0 er of Ill!)
toany person we cannot cure. Highest bank
references tarnished on application.
1 qt. bottle. 81(1). 2 qt.. 35.00.
ALLEN MIDIOAL 00..
Washington and Water Hm. Boston. Mass
LADIES
Suffering from Retarded. Rnppressed or Pain-
tni Menstruation and all irrermlrtritiee of like
nature. will ilnd our FEMALE PILLS an in-
fallible cure. They are entirely sale and can
always be relied upon for speedy relief. We
have at to hear of a case where they have
taller to Aroduce the desired result. A box
should be ept on hand at all times to rovide
loaemer cur-lee. Correspondence conti entlal.
0d.
ma . with full directions. securely seal-
UMI) per box.
ALL!!! MIDIOAL 00.
Washington and Water eta. Boswrkmhtlaea.
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marrrm‘ndtw‘ M
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Moria ieDr. flannel l’itoher'l
prescription for‘Infante and Chil-
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Itorphine nor other Narcotic eulo-
rtanoe. Iii-sharmleuruhetitutefor
Paregoric, Drops, Soothing lumps,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty yeara’ use by
millions of [others Cartons' lathe
Children's Panacea—the [others
Friend.
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For [nitrate and Children.
M
be not be imposed upon. but insist upon
’having Carlotta. and see that the lac-limite-
signature of
in on the .
wrapper.” M!
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tect ourselves and the public at all hazards.
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Caught off Norwalk Islands.
leave your orders and have them
delivered in Norwalk every Baton
All kinds at Fresh Fish.
every day. Vegetables from Green's
Farms every morning. The finest
assortment of
FISH AND.
VEGETABLES
to be found. ‘
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Telephone. til-ll.
In our New Store you will
find 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 satie-
faction in all our work.
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ARTISTS’
MATERIALS,
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AND
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IIISII
YOUR LIFE, HOUSE
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THROUGH THE
AGENCY 01"
non. 1]. Still.
_/I
day morning. A fresh arrival of
mm mistress.
The new People Are , Charged With
, Josh-yin. Im- a Favorable Burt—Yachts-
rue- ntalr writers as»... Poor 'l'aete and
Admits Illa Boat'e Weakness.
NEWPORT. B. 1.. Aug. 7.—If any addi-
tional test had been needed to show that
the flu keel yacht Defender is a better all
around boat in light weather than the
centcrbcard Vigilant, it was furnished
when those yachts raced over it ill mile
equilateral triangular course outside of
this harbor for a 8200 cup offered by Mr.
J. R. Drcxol.
The course was one which gave the con-
testants every chance of showing what
they could do. They started out on a
beat of seven miles to windward. then
had n fnll reach of the some distance and
flunllya run home before the wind for
seven miles more. in the first two logs
the Defender- cnsily showed her superiori-
ty. 0n the last run before the wind,
the Vigilant. with her ccntcrlmard hauled
up and spinnaker set for half the distance.
gained only 1 minute and 1:! smmds.
when it was expected that the keel boat.
would sustain n loss of about. two ruin-
utcs in that sort of sailing.
The result of thodny only continued the
opinion that is liliIVt'l'SlIlly held on the
question of thgcorupnrutlvc merits of the
yachts, yet at to meeting of the America‘s
cup mmruittcc hold on the flagship Syl-
viu it was dccidcd to hold formal trial
races oil Snndy Hook on Aug. 20 and 22
and further rant-sit thcyurc such to be
necessary.
Douhtlcss limitation of the committee.
which is bonded by one of the most cxpc-
rionccd and lcvcl headed yachtsrncu in the
world. (kuurnmlore James D. Smith of
the New York Yacht club. was taken in
order that on oprmrtrmity might arise for
o race In a hard blow. smoothing that the
Defender luvs not been sown in up to date.
At any ratc. the trial raccs will be held,
and the \vlrmcr will sccurc n valuable cup
oflcrcd by John Jacob Astor.
~ ll r. “'iiinrd'a Letter.
Last evening. while every Uliv was dis-
cussing tho merits of tho Defender nnd
spcculnt ing on how much greater improve-
ment the new trout “‘t‘liill show when she
should again meet. tho Vigilant tutor in
the chk. Mr. Willard. who is Mr. George
Gould's roprcsentatlvo and manager of
tho Vigilnnt, trove out. a letter which at
oncv slmttcrml thc Well lnid plans of tho
ym-htsnu-n and others inturcstcd in the
rows. in tho h-ttvr Mr. Willard simply
withdrew the \‘igilunt from all future
races in which the Delouricr might take
part.
ilc snid prctty plainly that he felt the
Doft‘ndcr had trcatcd thi- Vigilant in row-
dy fashion on 'l‘ucsdnynud also on July
22 oil' Sandy Hook. and he wnntcd rm
murc to do with hcr. 'l‘hc r-il'cct of the
lcttcr \viil bc. unless rmlllr‘ sort of a patch»
ing of torn canvas is done. that the \'ig~
limit will not enter the triul races art-ting
cd for the lust of the month.
Hero is Mr. \l’illnrd's Icttcr:
"To the livirutm (‘urrrriiittcc. Ncw York
Yacht ('lub:
“ DEM: Ellis»! hcrcby withdraw \‘ig-
llnnt's‘ cntrirw for tho now on Thursday
and Saturday. In doing w l (li‘sll‘l‘ to mid
n {cw Words of cxplonutinn.
”As you nr‘c l|\\lll‘i‘. Mr, linuld and l.
he hi».~ rcprt-xcnlatlw. littml out and prc-
pnrcd \‘igilunt for racing tor no purposc
in lhcu‘ut'ld cxccpt to At~~i~t in timcloping
tlh~ lmtut .\mcricun yucht and thu~ old
in tho lli‘ll'llte't‘ of Aim-rit'n's cup, ’l'o thA~
cud grunt c\pcn~c lure bccn irrcnrrml. I
control. Illi\\r'\r'l‘. ('ttllsl‘lll to r'nllllilllr' r:u-~
lib; Vitrilnrrt huh» tho r‘nlti~'~‘i~ :m- in In
conduclcd according to the rub-s oi yucht»
lug.
“I hurt- nnw ll\'lf'l' piwn Why to lbn
tenth-r ut thc start of u ruccwhcn \‘igilunt
clcnr‘Iy burl tln' right of way bccnusc [was
urnvillim: to risk a colliuon which might
lc;r\'u- .\llit'l‘l|’-'i \\ithuut :5 cup tlcfclulcr.
lluu’ncr \\ tiling I may lmvc burn to
mtin- my riizhh in the post. i am Tlul
willing: to go till uniting lhcnr indclinitw
ly. and cv-un il' lu‘crc it In quitc possible
that u ~nitration might bt-crmtmi in which
n coIlI~Iutr \\'nllIil In» irrcvltuiric.
“ .\lr. litilllll'.‘ solo tit‘nll‘i'. as \vcll us my
own. is that tin» cup may bo dcfcmicd by
tlic Tush-st Amcrlcun sloop, which might
not Tli‘ thc l‘usit‘. if \‘igilant and Dcfcndcr
collidcd. As you know. 1 how nlrcuriy
pron-stud Dcfcndcr‘s action at the start
on July :3: . in today's rucc Dcfcndcr
ngu’m \‘lolatA-d the rules and forccd \‘lgi-
lant out of a position towhich she was cu-
iltlcd. in both cases thorowuuld have
boon a collision if Vigilant had not given
Way. in cach some tho n'sponsibility of
nvoidlugun accident was cast upon me.
It would not be fair cithcr to the yacht or
to hcr owncr to coutinuc racing under
those conditions. \‘cry respectfully yours.
"E. A. \Vrrnoutrr.”
When Mr. Willard hnudcd this lcttcr to
the mcmbors of tin- prim. ho rcmnrkod
that the Vigilunt one still at. thc disposal
of tho .-\mcrico‘s cupcomrulttcoto be used
for any pttrposo illi‘y Hi‘t‘ Iii.
Mr. lactin Surprised.
Mr. lsclln. \vhcu appriml of the pur-
port. of Mr. \I'lllurd's lcttcr. was taken
aback by the news that tlu- \‘Igilnut luul
dcchlcti to draw out. but he Would make
no answur to the h-ttcr. llv rciuscd to say
a Word. but hr did want to kccp tho copy
of tho lcttcr that the rcportcr had.
It. is known, however. that us soon as
tho cmnrulttcc revolved Mr. Willurd‘s lot-
ter oil of thr-rn went out to ace the writer
of the unique ruisslvc and turd u long talk
with blur. The result or the intt-rvicw is
not oillvluliy known and proiurbly will
not be until the clouds of war settle, but
the oppcnruurm of Mr. Willard lifter it
took place was one that indlcutcd a firm-
ness of intention that could not be mis-
taken. That there is n strong feeling
eorncwhcro between the owners of tho
Defcrtdcr and \‘igiinnt is so evident that
it can almost be stated for n fact.
A very prominent yachtsmcn whose
words may be. safely taken as expressing
the opinions of a majority of the older
moruimrs of the New York Yacht club
said:
”Mr. Willard's action was of the weak-
est possible character. It Ned Willard
felt that ho had it grievance. he should
have made another protest and waited for
the action of the rcgnttu committee. His
action. however. in withdrawing the Vig-
iiaut from the races to cxccctlingly cm
panting and cannot be too strongly con-
demned. I am surprised that he should
do such a thing after the commendable
manner with which he has raced the Vig»
audiennnoteeebowbebalgained
“like?” on “130. m
, 1 insomnia. Aux. 'I.~8enatw 4
heels-nod a iormal statement in Q“!
the charge that be had to rid
Martin. the Republican leader of this city.
a bargain looking to the cessation of bos-
tilitiea between them. The charge in de-
tail is that Senator Quay had arranged a
meeting with Martin at the house of
Thomas Dolan in Torre-dale. and that he
had promised to send the members of the
cornea senatorial investigating oomrnlb
tee to Europe if the faction headed by Mr.
Martin would withdraw ”their opposition
to the election of Senator Quay as chair-
man of the state Republican committee.
Senator Quny’s statement follows:
“I have not met Mr. Martin nor any
member of the combine since the present
rontcst was begun, nor have 1 made or re-
ocivod from anybody propositions looking
to an adjustment. So for as the munici-
pol rings of Philadelphia and Plttsburg,
which have recently seized the state gov-
ernment. are concerned, there will not. and
cannot be any adjustment. They want
warfare, and “1le go forward until I am
eliminated from Pennsylvania pumice or
until they. huuo become n nightmare of
the past.
“It Is of necessity a bottle for good gov-
ernment and better politics. and. whatever
the outcome of Aug. :28, it will go on. and
the end is certain. I have every confidence
in the intelligence and judgment of the
people of Pennsylvania, and it will be my
pleasure as chairman of the Republican
state committee to accept the rcsrmnsi-
bility for the success iii. the polls of the
principles and candidntce of our party.
”My fricnds are those of the party who
hoverrlways been willing to carry the lie-
puhlicnn ting under iirc and stand by tho
tickct nornirmtcd \vIu-thcr it Is of tliclr
making or not. I regard Any election in}
positively assured. "
WILD FOR SILVER.
Missouri Democrnte In Convention Prue
Free Coiun‘e Resolutions.
PFIli'l‘l.l~‘. Sr-urxos. Mt... Aug. 7.—Fi‘cc
slivcr has conqncrcd in Missouri. as it did
in Illinois. and the {cars cxprmscd that
thcrc Would be strife and turmoil in to.
day's convention WI'l‘t' not l‘i'lililcd. The
so called gold or sound moncy adherents
Wcrc so ovorwhcirncd by tho superior gon-
erulshlp uud nurncricnl strength of tho
frcc silver icndcrs and ,fnrccs that they
made but a vcry faint effort to stay the
onslaught of the white rnctul's adherents.
Mr. lllnnd said in opening the conven-
tion that the Democrats of hllsmuri had
nescmbh-d to adopt resolutions for the Tree
coinagc of silver. to select it state commit-
tce which Would bc in sympathy with the
tmpulnr will. and how well his prophecy
wns carried out the result of the conven-
tiun toilet.
'I'hc report of the cnmmiitcr- on pcrmn~
hcnt organization, which practically snows
nndcr tln- old committee. was adopted
with but one or lWIi dissenting Voices.
That of the resolutions conunlttce for free
and unlimited coinogc at iii to l. regard-
less of any forcigu nation. was carried with
n hurrah and r'xpmlitlull Sn'ltlolu seen in n
convention. and furthcrrnoro mcu were
sr-lcctcd tn Hllllllnillt‘ dclcimtcs frrvoral‘dc
to silver to thc truth-uni Ih-mm'mtic con-
vention in third.
WILL PRESS THE BUTTON.
President Cleveland Agrees to 0an the
Atlanta Exposition.
in 12mm Tm. Muse, Aug. 7.——Ex~
liovvrnor iiullmk of (Brought culicd nt
(irnytw‘nbb-s to mukc :u‘rnugcmcnts for
tho siltl‘lllli: of tho which. or [III' Atlanta
A‘xpu‘ilion on Supt in. Tim gowruor.
who is chairman or thc ('Ulllltllfio‘t' on ccr-
t-lilultltlls and ccn‘moninl days. rcndcrui
to the Ill'l'allli‘lll lln- sr‘l‘Vlt'ci of thc Hutc-
('itygunrds us an Tii'Ill‘l'ill‘yt'M’rIrt from
Washington to Atlanta on Oct. .3. whcli
the [il‘l‘nltillil and cubinct will visit tin-
t'xlmsillnlt
’l‘hc prmidcni mid it “'lilllli nITord hlru
tho print-M [lil‘ll‘lil'l‘ to pr.» thc ch-ctric
button \\‘lil\'ll Would «art lhc tum-hincry
in motion, This l1c\\‘nultl do cithcr ut
tirny tinblm' or \vlicrcvt-r Ilt‘ might be on
that day. llc thunhui tiuvcrnor- Bullock
for thc compliment Illll'lllil'll by tho mill
tar-y company, but hi~ tit-sir.» was to mold
any di~piu_v. and coanucntly he felt
curnpcllcrl to tlcr'linc this honor.
Men—uf-Ivur MM n Ken Serpent.
HAVANA. All“, Tn—Tllt' ulllt‘l'l\ UT lili‘
Spanish mcnot‘wur Sum-hum Iiurcnlrtw
out and Marin l‘rNino rcport that ncnr
tho t‘olormio rot-is they not At monstrous
fish in) or lnnrc yards in length. The
Maria (‘hristina collidcd with sorucun-
knowu substuucc. Injuring her bottom
pintm. After n thorough search thcy
found the moustcr, which was followed
by othcrs of the some spccics of a smaller
site.
That Gold Shipment.
W.tsiti.\'t‘.‘l'0).'. Aug. 7.—l\lr. Preston, di-
rector of thc mint. in caplunation of tho
shipmcnt of iloounom in gold bullion
from Ncw York to i’hihulclphln, said that
it was thc present [tlll‘pnsn of thc govcrn-
mom to coin with rciwnnnbh- rapidity all
of its stock of gold Illllllull. This amounts
to moriy $ll|'.|'llll.|lltll. nlrmli all or which
is in Now York, l’hilmiclphlu and For:
Francisco.
Sucrctary Smith Meets a Populist.
ATHENS. Lia... Aug 7.—\\'hilo Secretory
Smith was cu mum to Jciicruon from
Alia-us In,- mrs lllt‘l on the road by Lou
lutvcudcr. u Populist. who pllcd him with
questions and rim-Al wry offcnsivo lun-
guugc. tellint.r him he was it turncoot.
traitor, ctc. Sccrctnry Smith treated the
rcrnnrhs us coming from on Insane than
and instructed his courhmuu to drive on.
“Am Cicero Trial Ended.
'l'rtnurox. Aug 7.v~'l‘lu~ proscr'lltltm in
tho trial of (Jolonvl \‘Am (‘1ch closed with
the presentation of minor- tcsthuony. and
thcn Lawyer liurtou without culling a sin-
gle witness auuonuccd that tho defense
also rested. The court then adjourned un-
til this morning. when the summing up
was begun.
General Capping" Can See No lndlana.‘
WAsrrmtros. Aug. 7.-~.\ dispatch re-
ceived at the our department from Gen-
eral Copplnncr nt. Jackson's iioie says
that the Indian scouts are still out and
can find no Indians and that all is quiet.
Mine Accidents.
Summers, Pit. Aug. 7.--Jchn lindaok
and John Nutsko Worn fatally burned by
an explosion of gas, and Joseph Benzin
was seriously injured by a full of caustic
the Green Ridge mine.
I'irm Seaman Drowned.
trimmiii” iii: “fli'dmmni‘ °‘
_ steam gor- ear reu-
‘ m ignore elicit going um
..,-- my
., your e
”a: rose» a...“ .
murmur megawatt scrum I" I
V nil:
ABSOLUTEILY PURE i
not our secure
SWEET OIII’OIlAi.
. CIGARETTE
llu stood the tell at line
“OR! SOLD THA LAT-I. OTHER
BRANDS CO BINED
(18 lg
runcisnotctron.
You can buy here as cheap as at any
store in. town.
Do you" want for cash ':
Enameline Stove Pol- AIashs Salmon at 12c.
ish at to. SotusedMackc-rei at 15c.
Sardines in Oil at 42. Gold Dust at 20c.
Baked Beans at in- Corn'd Beam lbs.at 20¢.
Tomatoesfi lbs. at 7c. Roast " “ " “ 210.
Con'd Milk at be. Cuttollne. 3 " "25c.
Full Cream Cheese 81b3, Soda Crackers
at 13c. Ant 25c.
Fine Raisins at tic. 4k]. lbs. G. Snaps at 25a.
4%.. lbs. Lemon Crstcters at 23c.
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. .2
If you are looking for ammonia buy
one bottle of my Very Strong Ammonia
at 10 cents: reduce it with water from
one to two times. and then you have bet-
ter and cheaper than any 5:: trash.
Prices reduced on Flour.
Large home made pickles at 10 cents a
dozen.
Nice home grown Fruits and Vegeta<
bles here; Celery Plants to order: Black—
berries.
Oats to weigh 43 lbs. to bu.. $1.10 per
bag.
torrid
..—__—
along
Beware of Ointmenta for Catnrrh it".
Contain Mon-ury.
mmercury will surely destroy the sense (
rum-11am! mmplelA-ly derange the whole sys
turn or lieu entering it through the mucous sur-
fau-s. Such arrhwsshould never be used ex-
cept on prcit‘llpllOlirl from reputable physi-
rmns.» thc darnace they will do is ten told
to the good you can {visibly derive from them.
Hull's l'utarrh (are. manufactured by F. J. l
Cheney or t‘.:.. TUIQ‘dO. 0.. contains no mer- .
cur-y. rind is taken internally. acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the
synlt'm. in buy ing Hall's Cstarrh (‘nre he
sure you get the ccnnine. It is taken internal-
ly. and made in Toledo. Ohio. by F. J. Cheney
dz (VA. Testimonials tree.
”'5. Aid by droughts. price 7.3 cents per bot
tic.
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Whytake the chance of dy nu without' in‘
suruncovihen FOL'B (‘EN’l‘S a DA\ “ILL I
ian‘iiE YOUR LIFE l-‘nr SLIIII?
0r :5 (‘ ts a Day Will Give You an Endow.
rncut or bull. payable to yourself if you live.
With insurancedike everything else.the best
is the cheapest.
lNSL’RE TX THE
CONNECTICUT GENERAL
LIFE INSURIANCI: Company,
of Hartford.
5. S. L’Hornmedteu.
III WASHINGTON ST.
south Norwallr. Conn
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”WAGONS. .
New and second hand I
Buggies. Phaetons. Carriages
canopies. Spindles, ato.
Prices to Suit All.
cam. arm stir THEM.
Henry Tilly.
sins rosin
AT ROWAAYTON.
One Fancy sun, It tool, lrreee .
mounted. 1'
One Working Slim, Ii toot.
Ono FourteemFoot stiff.
One Twelve-Foot Follower.
line Nine-Foot acorn Follower.”
0m Eight-Foot Follower.
One Sit-Fm; Follower.
Good serviceable boats. at low prices.
Norwalk Chronicler