til it is the man
tiling when he
doing our best to sell to him. Of
th':"mun who knows ” helps us VVith
”body, because he finds here just
he wants III the grocery lino llere'
are scene of the things he has picked out
lately as being specially [.11 Kill
10 Royal Cotton.
I3"?
0-":
~17
Nectarine-.11, lilo, two for
Ruspdbe rries,
Hue cherries.
Cherries.
Plums, 14c. two for 27377
Apples. 12e
cs, 10 and 120 lb
As'tlne Jams as possible to have at
V3AIIIIVV£L consrocx 117's
W North Main Street.
The Canadian Government re-
ii‘icently sent an a raiser tothc
principal bicycle actoriesinthis
Velae will
into Canada. After an ex-
wave investigation, his re-
~;port to his Government rated
Columbia.
Bicycles
cent.h1 hill-
or anyother
make and they at
accord-
pay ingldml‘this but
ular verdict. Coi-
umbias stealer}
STANDARD or THE wom. .
Unequalld, Unapproached. '
Beautiful Art Catala agile of Columbia and Han-
ford Bicycles is free 1 you call upon any Colum-
bia agent; by mail from us for two a-ccni
stamps.
' ?
«POPE MANUFACTURING co.
V FactoriesandGeneralOiiices,Hartfordfionn.
‘ Ranch Stores and Agencies in almost every
city and town. If Col umbias are not properly
mooted in your vicinity let us know.
V HOIFOR
'l'j'lorida andtheSouth
3; CLYDE LINE.
Faro to30 Jacksonville, Fla., $25. 00; excur-
sion, $43.30
Fare to fit. Augustine. Fla, $26. 50; ex-
cursoionslll
Charlestbn. S. C. 820. 00; “excursion
832T.m.
All tickets include meals and berth
while on board of the steamer. For any
information, tickets. stateroom. etc.,
quire of V” ___W --
GEO. F. BEARSE, Agt.
' CITY NATIONAL BANK.
orW. P CLYDE & 00., General Agents,
.f 7 5 Bowling Green, New York.
To Advertisers!
Changes cannot be guar
anteed the same day copy
is handed in. Every rea-
soriabléeffort will be made
to acommodate patrons,»
but changes cannot be in-
sisted upon as a right no-
less copy is sent in by 2
o'clock in the afternoon of
the day before change is
desired. . .
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Fire. Life and
Accident
INsuRANCEu
, Real Estate and House Agent.
Ocean Steamship Tickets, and Sterling
‘ Drafts. Loans Negotiated
and Stocks Sold.
OHICE. 6 RAILROAD PLACE.
’ Next to Post Office,
SOUTH NORWALK. : : : .: CONN.
New Public. Acknowledgments Taken.
777.77.77.77677777”
onrheurt. Wet link for him. we'
for him. we buy for him and We.
course we want to sell to everybody; but '
25o .
ed Peru hes, 13c. iwu for
_. “ App les. 10c. three for 25o
Evaporated Peaches. llic. two for 250
15o'
180'
permtryto determine the exact 7
various makes for an '
in- .
little a limo. null- a link.
MI!“
lint alone when lilo ls pleas-lit.
But when things [0 stone
Caro did his to see you frowning.
horse will.“ you sigh: h ‘
M a s toes upon 0!.
Quick an ”no will lly.
India I little. smile a little.
All along the road.
lecI-y life must have its burden.
Every heart its lead.
Wig sit down in gloom and darknon
ith your grit-f to nupi
As you drink tste's bitter tonic
l Smile arrow the cup.
Italic upon the troubled pilgrims
Whom you pass and meet;
Prawns uro thorns. 777771 miles are blot
coins
0ft for weary foot.
Do not make the way loom harder
By a sullI-u face.
Smile a little. smile a little.
Brighten up tho place.
5 Exotic upon your undono labor:
Not for one who griI-vos
7 O'I-r his task waits wealth or glory;
Ilo who smiles nrhlI-vr-s.
Though you rum-t with loss and sorrow
I III the missing yours.
Smile a little. smile ll little.
Even through your tears.
-—Elln Wheeler Wilcox.
LOVE TR] UMPHED.
l
l Her father and his father had been
' brothers in arms for 20 years and chums
since their school days.
“When Mory has done with her govern-
ess, and your boy has seen a couple of
years’ service. we will marry them." said
Colonel Clive to General Verrludor.
Their wishes were eommimlcatod in due
course to the young people concerned.
And. humanity being by nature contra-
dictory. the inevitable result. of all this too
palpable paternal planning and humou-
resin was that. when 71777777777. for the
: first time since early childhood. the young
man and the girl at once conceived a Inu-
tunl aversion to each other.
They called Frank Verrlmior Dandy in
his regiment. and she hated II fop. She
was a high spirited. independent damsel,
who rude and trumped tho rugged Cornish
country about her home in all weathers.
She mentally accused him of offexuinaoy.
He regarded her with luuguid disfavor
and suspected that she had a temper. The
old men watched with dismay the throat.
? oiled collapse of their cherished scheme.
One morning Colonel Cllvo took thoglrl
to task for her conduct—tho worst course
he could have cheson probably, for she
was not a young lady to be coerced. film
was waiting for her horsflocomu round
from the stables.
“Mary, " he sold. ”you pretend locaro
for me a little bltpdon t yum"
_ “You dear old dad what a question!"
‘ She patted him on the arm with horsllvor
Vmounted riding whip.
“Then why don’ t you show it, my dear,
' by being a little moreoivil to Frank?"
‘ “I am civil to him!"
“Are you!" said the colonel, ’wiih n
flickering smile. “ I don‘t. like to contro-
dlct a young lady, but I illll under tho im-
pression that youworo positively rude to
1 him last. night!"
i . “He was irritating—wry. I am enrol
- was right, and 1111leon he shouldn' t
have contradicted mo flatly. " She paused
“ Was I 77771.72 ” sho queried.
’I‘ho colonel nodded.
She throw II careless arm about him and
leaned her head buck against his bI'I-usi.
”Dad, I'm afraid I'm a little boost,"
she remarked polisivoly, with her oyes on
the glow between thoitI-urs.
”Scarcoly—or-—n—liiilo Moist, 1 think.
Only It wee bit. thoughtless and willful,
child. You should try to remember he
is our guest. and it is your'placo to make
him welcome."
"I'll be nice to him. to make up for last
night. I’ll ask him to forget what I said
and ride with me."
Mary crossed the hull with the swift
gait of a woman of perfect health and pro-
portions and opened the llbI'nry door. In
a big suddlcbug armchair on the hearth
rug reallnod Dandy, with ncignrcttobo~
tween his lips and uuutiorublo boredom
in his taco.
“Going out. Miss Clive?" ho'qucrlod. 4
throwing away the cigarette and rising to
his feet. V
“I've comoio tell you." she began. with
u gulp, “ that I'm afraid Iwas rather rude
' last night, and to say that I In sorry.”
“0h, pray don’ 17 7777777777777 it, Miss Clive!
It s so wholly unnecessary "
They looked at ouch other.
"I am going for arido. " she said jorklly.
”So I concluded from your dress. Is it
wise? It'll rain in half an hour. You‘ll
be caught. ”
"I thought—er—would you cure to ac-
company met" pile spoke almost nervous-
1y.
”I thinknot. Tll-fl‘llksl” he responded.
"'I hate getting wet for nothing, you know: ,
It socmsfoollsb."
She had made an advance to him, and
he had rejected it. The light of bottle
shells in her eyes.
“One would think that you were a piece
of sugar that would melt, " she cried. ”I
wonder what you would do if there wet-on
war and your regiment were ordered to
, the front? I believe you would exchange."
“Do you?” he sold placldly.
"Yes,”"she printed. "And if I were a
man. and any one as good as called me a
coward I would never speak to them
again.”
" ‘Any one‘ and ‘she’ or “he, not- them.
It isn’t grammar," be corrected gently.
“I shouldn’t go too far if I were you. I‘m
sure we’re going to have n storm. "
She so for pcthltted herself to forget
her manners as to slam the door.
”Mary, will you marry me?"
“No. thanks. ” 3
He had asked her to share his life in the
some tone as he would have asked her for
a voice. '
It was a couple of weeks later. and the
following day his leave would expire.
“I hope,” he said slowly, “you don't
think that I was impertinont or dense
enough to assume for an instant that your
answer would be different: The governor
wishedme to propose to you. and the dear
old chop s been so good to me all my life
that I should boon ungrateful end if I had
refused to obey him."
“You needn’t apologize." sho retortod
with scorn. “Believe me, I labored under
no delusion respecting your reason It.
must be a great relief to you to have it
safely over, as it is to me. "
Perhaps it was because she was so re«
lieved that she wept stormily in her room
‘as aha dressed for one of her customary
cross country tramps. ' Women are com»
plex'u'entnres.
Daddy’s behavior, too. was somewhat
incomprehensible. lfa sighed as the door
cloned behind her and strolled about the
room whistling ‘f’l‘he Buster‘s Sarcastic"
out of tune.
The sores-demo teen and in a dismal
Pitchers Gastorla.
minor ‘as the general and his best entered,
r717 Into- 77am :7
“Would you mind telling lie .77 when
becomes up that l mull ls‘nuut saddled.
I!!!" he sold to Colonel (ill-7's. "I ii an
and dress."
?W WVcrrlndor looked at Colonel
Cl vo. Colonel Clive looked at General
Verrlnder. 'l‘lley sighed slumitanoounly.
“Rejected!" gunned the general. “Slur
wouldn’t have my boy."
"I did my host. old chum." sold the
colonel. with tears in his eyes. "Daudy' a
a trump. and i told her so, but when a
mettle-lame filly gets the bit between her
tooth"—
Tho general took up the parable.
—-"there‘s nothing to he done."
Dandy, generally the sweetest tempered
of men, was in bad humor. Ho slashed
F oust in a manner which utouishod that
high spirited animal and sent him along
in fine style. which would have raised him
several inches in the estimation of Miss
Mary Cllw luul aho boon there to son.
He gallopod some miles and then turned
to the coast and traveled humoward at a
slower pace along the cliffs.
Presently he came to a cleft in the slide
which run inward from tho son and barred
his farther pmgrcss in that direction. '
The jump was too ugly for a man in his
senses to attempt. Ho forthwith proceed-
ed toakirt it.
On a sudden he pulled Faust up with an
abruptnoss which sent him on to his hind
higs. for a woman’s shriek had pierced the
a r.
Across the gap a few hundred yards
away. in a hollow previously hidden from
his view. he saw Mary mounting a rough
looking man in o sailor's dress with the
walking slick which always accompanied
her upon her solitary rambles.
But she was only a girl. and before
Dandy had time to fully grasp the situa-
tion the stick was flying from her hand,
and she was completely at the thorny of
her pcrsocuior.
The blood flow to Dandy’s fuoc.
"Don't be frightened. Mary," he shout-
ed. "I'm coming to you."
It was a terrible jump, and in case of
failure a horrible (loath awaitodboth horse
and rider on thurooks over lilo foot below.
She looked up and saw him for the first
time. At. the sumo instant shu recognized
tho danger of what he was about to do,
and her face want whiter. if possible, than
before.
“For God's sake. stay where you are!"
she shriekod. “ You'll kill yourself.”
And then she shut her eyes and prayed
as she had never prayed in her life, for the
man she had culled offeminotu had dug
his spurs into the horsu's sides, and Faust-
had sprung like an arrow frmu a hon at
the yawning gulf between them.
The agony of a mouth accrued concou-
trntod in the moment of suspense that ful-
lnwud. A heavy thud on the turf told her
he was safe, and fur onI-o in her life she
must have fainted, for when she oponod
her eyes again. her into assailant was hob-
bllng lamoiy away in the distance, and
Dandy was on his knees beside her. with
the splintered fragment oft a riding whip
in his band. and his lips so closo to burn
ihut she almost fancied that it was thoir
touch which had awakened hor.
"Thank God!" he said in a volco that
irquhlI-d with emotion. “I-you fright-
cued iuu awfully!"
"Not so much as you frightened mo
awfully!"
“Not so much as you frightened mo."
she murmured. " You risknd your lifn for
my sake. Oh. it was terrible. terrible! It
mode inc ill!"
"Did you faint because you foarod for
my safety?” ‘
The blue eyes gazed into the brown
onus; the brown onus droopcd.
“Mary. I believe 'ch‘vo both IMO“ piny-
lng fast and loose with our happiness
through idiotic pride. I know I've taken
pains to appear more of on 7.777.177." nature
intended. I was a brute to propose to you
like that. Ioould have bitten my tongue
out all the while."
“And I cried afterward. " Idle owned.
“because I thought. you didn't cum "
Just six W01 ks later they took I-atli oth-
er "for better, for worse. —-.~’iu~nvvrs.
A Chancellor‘n Ways.
Thurlow’ spot among the juniors was
John Scott. and his boto noiro was Popper
Arden. for whom he always expressed the
greatest fouling of contempt. When I’ll-t
proposed that Anion should sum'timl to the
Dillon of Illusiorof tho rolls, this channel-
lor‘mudo long and furious objection, but
the prIVIIIh-r was inflexible. ’i‘ilurlow ill
lust gnvowuy with the customary oath. “I
care not who the devil you appoint. but he
shuu’t heave his anqu-d Vvallotgm my
shoulders." ()uo doyu Iuossougor'oumo to
the chancellor in open court with Ardou‘s
respects and regret that he was too ill to
sit at tho rolls. whoroupnu ’l‘huriow do-
umndod in n V'illf‘f‘! of thunder. “What ails
him?" Tho trembling reply was. " Pit-Ilse,
your lordship, ho is laid up with tho Eng:
lish cholera." ’l‘hevauswor did not Iuolli-
fy tho august questioner. who burst out-
with: “ Let him take on not of parliament
and try to digest it. There is nothing so
binding.”
One day Arden and Scott argued before
'I‘hurlcw in the some cause. 'l‘hnloudor
"spoke with grout fluency, but very loose-
ly and without duo preparation.“ and
when Scott rose to explain his views the
chancellor exclaimed, coruiu 'publico, “I
am glad. Mr. Scott, to find that you are
engaged in this cause, for I now stand
some chance to know something of the
matter." Evcu‘tho pot, hovvever, did not
always escape from a stinging sarcasm,
He was once greeted with tho glbe. “I was
with you. Mr. Scott. till I heard your or-
gument "—Templo Bar.
7'
7’
Professor McCosh Was Mad.
Princeton college is preparing to cole-
bmts its one hundred and fiftieth anni-
versary. We trust it will take particular
care to provide a seat on the platform. for
President Eliot of Harvard. and thus ro-
vorse the order of things that obtained at
Cambridge at the celebration of the two
hundred and fiftieth anniversary of liar—
Vnrd. On that' occasion all the college
presidents of the country were provided
with conspicuous olmlris; but, through an
lpndvortenoe. there was none for the van-
erable . President McCosh of ' Princeton.
The testy Sootclunan did not wait for an
explanation of the mlstuko. in took his
gripsnck and left Cambridge wl liout lis-
tening to the exercises. The mistake was
tlia'subjoct of an animated correspondence
when the factsbecamc known, huttlio Im-
ploasantness was finally overcome—Bos-
ton Herald
Football In England.
Football has been played in England for
more than 500 years. Formerly it was the
:ustoin to kick the ball, but latterly Eng-
land duds so many other things to kick at
that the lull is new carried through the
game as tenderly as if it worse baby or an
ebsolssccnt ssg—Lexeept when the exigen-
cies of the game require a series of ground
and lofty tumbllnzl.~Bocton Transcript.
ii ii
'1'qu is East“ roman rem
many and Therefore
Reliable.
When a remedy has no equal It is up
to date and a pith- in advance or all
oihcre remedied for a specific-d con'h
dlBlui. Medical theory of old times
held that a medicine containing a little
of each kind for every ill should malts
a rmnedy for all wmplsinis. . We laugh
at such foolishness io-day. and wonder
it was ever thought wisdom. The max-
liu to-duy is h-aru WHAT the disease
is and apply the remedy which has
proveu the.. most direct and radical.
Specialties rule the day. and a single
organ. its disorders and how to ‘Cill‘l.’ ii.
is the highest distinction in Illi‘ IIIV-dlrul
profession. The kidneys illt.‘ wonder-
fully cousiruriml. [)77 you illlnw just
what their functions or»? They are
llli" labI‘IrIiiorir-s of the burly for Illr}
RENOVATING of the blood. BEFORE”
l'l‘rl i’t-il-I AGAIN. Road that carom!-
ly. Every pulsation of the heart solids
out the blood to give life to the body.
When it picks up the poisons in its
course it guns lo‘tho kldm-ya in bi-
MADE NEW for use again. if the
kidneys rue wait they can not do the
work. and uric poison stamps out iht-
llfe of the blood. ‘Doan’n Kldm-y Pills
correct all disorders of the kidneys
and keep ilwse laboratories true purl.
flora of the blood. East Norwulk peo~
pie are fast learning ibis. need the
following case:
Mrs. Annie Clark. .'0. 6‘KI-ysrr ave-
nue. says: "My husband and l have
both tricd Dean's Kidney Pills with
very pleasing results. They cured his
back and since- I look them i find my
sI-lf quite well. i had' kidney trouble-
for some time. Hail to rise two '1
three times a night and l was both-
ered with n sew-r1- backache. The end
box of Dunn's Kidney Pills that i got
at I’lnlsicd's drug store. completely
cured me." ,
For sale by all dealers. Price. 1’70
cents per box, or six boxes for $2.50.
Sent by mull on receipt of price ivy Pos-
ter .Villburu (‘0,, Buffalo. N. Y}; sole
ngcnis for the l'nltrd Stairs.
All those crux-plug. crawling. sting-
ing sensations that I'oinhluo to make
up the iorlun-s of any llilllllfl.’ dist-urn,-
of the skin are instantly l'i‘ll‘W'IIl and;
since urn. motored greatly from wind
colic.
until a lady friend Wl‘illlllllt'llfli'tl llr.7
Hand‘aOollel‘ are [tried it and Vvouhli
luitliwithouiit I M ll' ' :
uullgml u y :lfhlmi ,me 1““an
i tells the story:
all mothers woduug a sure n-Iuodv for
colicky babies to try Dr. Hand :7 iolid
i‘ure ‘Mrs. A714. fitnrloVuut. No. 77,
‘ limbo juulor alum-7 of the New York uui
nnd‘s Remedies at all drug stiller. l 3.777.377,
i7.Iull gnvo him ihruo examples for his
film haul Placi- "
Dr.
777.77;
”Austen is harmless
All rcuwdios failed to stole lllllli
7 ,m,mm.,, 077777777777
llttleh’aby. new fifteen Weeks old. has
a..." q 7. Manual-Q“
"I Can. I Will.”
our largest colleges. whore reputation on a
Iiuulhomutlrhm is very high. in gun his
career llllili‘l‘ Ihu inspiration of‘ i can.
I know a boy who was preparing teen
lie was studying trigououmiry.
next loswun The following day he 171nm
LM i into my room to demonstrate his pmhlonm.
Ahighliv-II' willie torpid livcr Villll
’l‘wo of tlwm lu lunh-rsumd but ilu- ihlnl
not be u lung liver. (hum-t llu- liVH'la vary (llmlliil our. ho llrltl not perforumd.
with Do Witt‘ 14 Little Early lilo-rs. liiilo
Dillslhut cure dynpl pain and I ouslipui ion. 7
E. 1’ WI odour! [H Hillll'iull.
Old People.
Ultl proph- Willi 17"I7ui17- illi'lllt'llli’ to
n-guluiv the boVVIls .Iud kidneys \Vill
find the tnu- I'I nil-sly in E for 71w Bill: ix.
"l‘his Illi'dli'llli‘ due-.7 uni atiiuuluu- :IVuIl
Ioumiusuu whiskiv uur oilul iuin'Ib
cum. hui lll'lrhlfl a tonic .uul :IlIIruliVI-
II' III is Inildlv on the siouuu' ll uIIIl boVV ~
«is. adding amulgth and giving v Iqu- la .
tlazorcuus. thou-lav uilliugh utuI-I- lulla-
pi ri‘oruuuu'l' ol’ the Inlll'ililiii. hll't‘fi'lt'
Bitters Is on excellent llllpi‘lfllZI r and aids
digestion. Old poo lo find it just i‘Xlli‘ I-
ly Vv-lmi ihcyym-ot. l’IiI-I- iifiy Wills
and ill IiiipI-rlmtilo iii iv (.‘. Stillmu's
and E P. W 1711' 7: Drug Him-1's.
finick— in ('fl'tlill’, 77-7777. and loaves on
near. Burning. soul skin eruptions
quickly on n-d bv Dr V itt' s Witch film i 7
old _
Always ,
“Wt-ml uudil. i‘. Still- 'V
Sulvo.1‘lppliI-d to burns. scalds
wires, it is magical in effect.
cures piles. l'}.
son. 3
Two Lives Saved.
Miss Plus-ho 'l’luunus. of 7lllllf'lltlli ( ,‘IIVV', ‘
' lllillI'Ini-V
siliuptimiuiid that illi‘l'l' was In: hopvi
for I?! 1'. but two bottlI-s Dr. King‘s NI \l‘l
11].. iV‘lu-I told by lli‘l' Iliw'lors relu
DiscoVorV I-muplI-IinurI-Il 1771' and .V'lu-
says It stuml lu-rlil'o- MI l'lms imam-I“.
l ill Florida St. .. . ':III E ruIlI'ism. auti'I-I'nl.
from a dreadful mid, approac him: i' or - :
sumption. trio-Ii without rI-sull l“\"'l\'~
thing I-lsI- th II lmughtum- bottle ul llr.
King' s New Discovery and ill tVVo “H ks
wusmm-Il. He is nuiumllv tlmukiul.
ii is sth results.
sauuplius that provo flli' VvqulIrt'ul 7
lll'lll‘VUfllllh' Inmlii'iuv in (oughs 71ml
(‘old-I l" rm- il'llll bottles :17 (l l‘. Is’iill-
suns 7H“! 1'}. l’ VVI'I'II 5 limit: Shun. i
poi‘umus'ntlv ('uml by lioziu' a (iii: 1-
men! Tulle no substitute. Donn a URN-“‘1 “' “'7'“ "u“ "'"l ‘1'",
m-V'm' Milo-V . i
It 19 not to he wondered at that .-\_vI-I' s'
l’ills are in such ullchrsul demand. 3’
For the curt-of mnstipatiou. biliousucss
or any othox complaint urn-ding a him
live. tili'sI-pillsnn- unsurpassed. ’l'yho V]
are sugar-routed IusV toiukr. and own
dose is omit the
.l. W. Pierce. Iii-public. In. says: “I
have ust d (hio Minniei ‘onghi‘ are in my
family nndfur mystwlf with results so
entirely satisfactory thutI can hardly)
fludVV'orrls in express myself as ml
merit. I will never fail to n-coqui-udl
it to others. on every twcaslou that pro I
souls itself. " l‘ .W '07! and (l. (‘.
Sillisou. '
VV bih no plush ml] or 77177777777777 (on!
(What iI-utiously VV: u'ruut a euro tlIoJ. t‘
Avvr Co. guarantor-tho nriry sthIigIh
uiu medicinal virtue-s o AVI-rs So I'm
parillu. It was the oulv blood puVrilii-I
udmittod ut the great Woild' s l‘lill in}
L‘h' longop who
7
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fl. V.,fiew Haven 87 l'lartford'
RAILROAD.
Trains Louvr- South Norivulk as follows:
For New York.
AJVI. 520,530,615. iii-3i. 705. 765. 1721. 977:7.
9317.959. mus. Hm Til. 125-2. III. 2277.257.
“77.4 4217. 525. 530. (7217 777.77 757.3“. 10 no
, sorrows.
A. Ill. 5 20. II 377.1115. 1'. M. an. 7 23. 9 28.
Leave New York for So.Norwa|k.
\. Iii. 500. sec. 7 00. s on. -.V on, 177777. 10777:, 77 7-77.
I! In. 1-202. 1'. Mina-.7777. 317:7. 1777. 405. 7:77.
61".}. ii (iii, ll U3. 7 Oil. it on, ‘J fl“, 1200.
EIUSUAYH. ,
A. M. son. 7 30. 1‘. ll. one. 12 00. '
Leave South Norwalk
for New Haven.
7 A.M. 10:1. 120630131»: sic 911.10175.11M.
no. 1‘. ill. 12106157 :103120..507 5.7112”
6')" 710. “1.941. 11 In
DANBURY DIVISION.
Leave So. Norwalk.
AM. 637.1011. P.M.‘1I;3.Isa.si2.sts.
susnus.
AM. one. P.1d. 725.
Leave Danbury.
AJI. 800.730.957JUO. P.1d. 42.131757.
HUNDAYS.
AM. 805. P.lif. soc.
J.O.JVENNING$.
Paper-Hanger, Calciminer,
Painter.
{DEALER IN
WALL PAPER AND BORDERS
1 NORTH MAIN STREE‘V'L‘,
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of Papers.
Borders and Gilt Mouldings taken to
houses for inspection, on notice by postal.
Estimates Cheerfully Given. Vmc l9
7
7-5.”: Sale by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER MID REAL
. ESTATE AGEllT.
92 WALL STREET, NORWALK, VCT.
Two or Three Good Home.
On the installment plan. or will exchange one
for store or Inert-hon
sours 77777777777777
sIIVIIIes cAIIII.
5| Washington Street.
Open daily from ii to 1’ IV. In.. and from
1 to :l p. m , and on Monday evenings
from 7 to 77'
Interest allowed on deposits.
Al. Di. N SOLMA‘V’S. Prest.
JUHV’ II. FERRIS. V' Ice Profit.
null or 7-: din-1' ilV 1717 the blond
mamas cures hmulut-hr'.
Sl‘tTlltlF (lino (m «71117111777 7 ..
l7l"."I\~(IIi\‘IV lb"
l‘lliV‘K .l.( lllZNM Iliulw'snuili il7.u lu-
Is illt‘ sI-IIIIII' pui‘iuo-I' of tho firm of l". J
7i T-lu 'Ilt‘y It; (‘70.. ill ling 77777777.... in ilu- 7-li'7' .
of'i‘olI'Iiu. County and Hiutl- aforesaid.
:IuIl th. It said firm \\ ill p:'I_V Ilu Milli oi
Hinm- humlu-Il dollars 17-71 1'711'll :lllll 7V7 l'_'\ :
1' mo of I M: IrI'lI ill. Il I'llllllill in rIinl lI_V'
in usi «If ll7'7ll ~( .1i.IrIu ( ill"
l~I:\i.§ Vill\‘-\H\
Not: In Public.
ll. Ill s ( ‘.Itai"‘1h( lll'i 1s lulu-II Iuto- “llllllll'i
:IIIIl mu—
('l'li‘l surim' «s oi the :4" sh lil >27 ml i771
II stinmul. 'Ils frI-I
l-'. .‘l.( Ill-”Vii 7V.- I U
Sold by Ilruggisls, .‘iw.
T-uli Ill» 1 ”1177
()llt‘ Minute f‘ough ('uro tout-hos the
right spot. It also tnu7lws it .It the
right flmi' if voui; Iio- it “hit“ _V on h: In-
though (would. Soc tlu- point. ' The-u
don (laugh. i" 1’. VV 1‘1 d and (l ( ,Slill
lit )1)
onotoII “ill bII-uk up n cold
"(11V c mo 11 lth r 7777771777777 qul I 0. III
l‘i'gllllltr‘ llli‘ Wnrl 'snui u gvnius.
druggist handed him :1 bottle of [)7-
Witt's Little Early Iiisr'i's‘. lllI‘ famous
little pills. ii. 1?, Wood and (I, ('.
Stillsou
——Accton curt-s tho grip
Don tiIIViio til-7.7ppoIIItim-ui by ( xpl l‘i
mmitiug. Di lit fill upon (lIII- Millim-
( ‘uugh i are and you how imuu'di. III- I'v-
l'u'l' It ('11er croup 'lhc oulv lair-mil ass
remedy th: It produr' to immediate results
E. I’. Wot-Ii and (i. (‘. Stillsuii.
; —.Acct011 'will prevent pneumonia.
Bucklin' 5 Andre Salve.
The bestsanein the world for cuts.
bruises sows, ulcers, suit rthin, few-'71
sores tettor, chaplx-dlmnds. chilhluius
horns. and all skin eruptions, and posi
t1volycuxc~ pill-s, or no porn 11"Illlll'iiil.
‘ It' is gnarl Inteed to mvo period t 'sntisfzu -
lien or money refunded. Price '25 rout».
per box. E. "l’ VVccdnnd G (3. Stillsou.
It not only Is so it must be so Ono
that's what makes 1t go E. F “77-17
andfi C Stillsou
You “flout have To Swear Oil.
famous tobacco habit cure,
One a prominent St. Louis arr-bite”,
51110 -11 (If tobacco makes him sick "
Plaistcd. No cure no pay.
Sterling Remedy Co, New York or
Chicago.
wounds and piles VV lII'I'h it Ili‘Vi‘l’ fails in
care. Stopsitchiug:Iudlmruiug. ('an-s
chapped lips and mhl— «urns in tVVonr
thn-chours. E l’. VVI-I-damlf}. (’V. Still-
sou.
7/
When Baby was sick, we gave her Castoria.
When she was a Child. she criI-d for Castoria.
When she became Miss. she clung to Cmstoris. ,
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Children Cry for
JOHN H. KNAI’I’. 57772177777 Trans.
an.
Pltche‘r’c Gastorla.
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Minute Cough Cure nets quicklv. mull"
snys the St. Louis Journal of Agriculture i
in an editorial about No-TIVBnc. thc‘
“We know
of many cases cured by No-To-Bm'
smoked and chewed for twunty yours; 1
two boxescurrd him so that even tin-1
N17» 7
To B710 sold and miumutcixl by R. If 7
Book from 7
Soothing. 177777177777,7-17~777777777g. Do Witt's
Witch Hazel SEIIV'PIH the enemy to sort- 7 , V
When she 17.7.1 Children. she gavcthcm 077577.77... ‘- “
lucid in him:
" Bhtlll I [help you.”
~V77 77717.77. 777771 will .17. 77 if 577.77
giro Iuo iluu.‘ '
I will,
wi-JIlI
The In- In Vluv in coma into my room .11
l'ti' lie lliillllll' r 17 Mull in tho sumo «(177in
‘\\7 ll Himnu, ham you Wllrkl'll that.
1 real: Iph:
”.\n. sir." ho fill-lWI'l’ilil. "but I will do
it if you will give me u little more flow."
‘7 "Certainly. You slmllhuvhull tho time
you Ilflhll‘l‘. "
I always like those boys who are deter-
mined to do ihvir own work. for tho-v
make our host m'lmlurs and IIu-u too. ’ilm
7 third morning you should have soon Simon
enter my room.
wimlu fuen told tho slury of his surcI-s-I.
Yes. he llllil ii. notwithstanding it had
cost him umuv hours of hard Work. Not
only had he sulel the problem: but. what
wasnf lIIIIIlI szrnzltoi' importance. ho hurl
begun to duVolop mathematical pomu'
Good-us Will Be Rewarded.
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New Dolly: .llll Poll) :11. Il K7 in Will limo-
Must only in r1.- of lamp zillli k- l II llullm' for me;
I III going to mark t in 1 .1y sum: thing good.
i
IAud l‘uil ll- 'uh hm 'iiII' :11 If Vuum'toayoil1
of VVlIiIlI liii'sv' "If";
illi.7lllil
«l 'luieiim'. Work
i Table Tennis.
Tobie tennis can I 1- 777777177 t-udly.
' llolzu such IH you have im- dosk rum-1's :Ii
’ school. 'l'iIqu-l will ill-.ui'I'IuII'sin17l' mos,
quilu uniting,- I-lliII-I' Who or Guilt)“.
Lulu gel. the round form of tho lllll by llrllfllf
old VV'llali-lqu-s, ilIII- stl'vls or IlIiI'k stool
1 wire.
. nru like lilo ('t‘flli‘l‘h of lll’llih’fi 77r- mmfluw
ors. As some of you may not know jlhb
how iblsls Iloiw. horn is ilm llli‘ililllli ('17!
. tVV':71:lrr'.ul.'lr pii'w's oi push-board. A half
idlluo Would bu about :lu «1/.7- rcquiI'I-Ii f771'
Main-17!.«1n in Ilu- m-uh-r
. this purpom.
of (’lll'll and Hit 117 sill. ll‘l'lll the sim- in the ‘
.L'Hlfi'f'. 'l'lu'I-lul u Vl’lll“ii'(l lll‘l‘illrt with
siugiu zuphyruud anrk ll. «nor am! ”Va-1'
ilu- IVV'II I‘lrv-l-u-J. VVlIlI'lI should lm lli'lil
7V firmly 117;:7-1277-1'. Win-II you lllth‘
liltlll with wound. 71.1- ilu- til'Zl‘. by slip
ipllig Illt' ~'< is I‘l'w lu- '1“! 7 u Ilu- tVVo 1'-uurlii
i-Tluu [illr‘ M rung il'. r7111 Ill VVII in I "7:1-7'71
l this I irv' l7 ~ :lllll ii- Li 'llili fill .77 i' 77»: old
board our and limp-7 your bull.
for table II unis .‘ll‘l' mm in iv tho V llllf‘ .H
l for tho ouidm 1' game. -Vll17777kly 17 Hugh
Jolly.
7
One hot day VV'llt‘ -u .lctty VV'."7.-. :1 177th- kit- '
:V ,
tun hismisiross found him sitting in
1“‘lh‘lllliil’t’llif \V‘ulil' which mun- one had-
I:uI'elos.~'l_v lI-fi. standing.
”7- M‘L‘llli‘il to whiny hi7: mud both an ‘
much Iliui be VV'ImiI-d logolmcl; m It. after '
his mistress luul ilfiml him out.
lint Ibo llili'ltl‘l'h’h thing that Jolly dons
is to bathe his tool. A \l'liiliil'll qup pull
always stands in a l‘l'l'lllill Illili'l‘, purl l3,-
lilh-d with water to Iii‘lni'lli. it from going
to piu'I'vs‘.
blurry (le Jolly gm .4 to ibis: pull. lull
zinc-1s 'llllll.it‘lf ou tin I-zigu of it, dips one
low info [.17 VV :lill' fill it is, thoroughly ,
wot. Iiild flu II 114. l;~' ii. Ili‘g.‘ lip ll'li'S H74:
'MIIIII- with im- ”flu-r 1711‘7‘7'. 'l'lu '11 ii. tiling:
’lll'llllilll :IIui I'I-alizur 17‘777 pun"; 1m 1' 177 (ll r7
no imbue his him! 7'7 oi ill llli' Huuc VV.7;.'.
Now this is a URI“ story.
and will nothI-I. iimli‘ fol-t if flu-:7 mu
mold ii, Vou I7III judge thai Jetty
j"'\«I_V ruwmukublu cut. ~\ouih‘ V Lump 717
.II rm.
Initials.
Thornisun opportunity for lI'Igr-nuity.
graceful cmnpliuu; m. qul hunu‘unus rally
l in pl'IV'lug“ luitlul ' lluo person gives
: Vout his initials.
lpeii' 'll llflll pIpI-r..lrug1\mi a or win flou-
pI-Ibups ihrl'n minutes in \Vllll h In write
11 thrI-n \Viu'd about t: I'izutiou of this pi r— f _ .
j. sou tho \Vlllilis‘ lit-ginning with the initials i clurgg, r7... ,
7 in the order given.
1 771 'Iusiuiuo,
one as “.1 luumliccnt crcnturo ” in man. '
in as "awkward but courageous," by .iihird
“Iiiwuvs luIy' lug choc-1- " and so I717.
it 7177777771 of the limo .Illuiiod all the (ill-
scriptinus are rI-rul aloud, and Ilu n the in
' ltmls of tho III-xi poi-sun :uo 11ml in the
; some way ~—Youth s (' olupunion.
“’Iirm cm Are Black.
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I hull- [71 mm t u out» at iiiuhi:
HllV pills lm- in“) “711' ii I (light
. SIII- strumming 77m llil' tail and bur-,k
7 And. my. ' .~-'ti.7 ~V 11VV ful :IVV' ful bl: 11-h.
' ~ ('hIpn.
I How It Happened. . .
7 "I’ve got 5 (‘uiiis to spend!" I'rioll DotL
iothy joyuusly. "f Sill'i'il it out of my
1 lu-uilu-u Iuqu-y that Iuaunua gave me for
5 lining VV'illmui hum-1'."
"Bill. if it was for tho hI-ui’llmi how
could you have ii?" iIIunh'I-Il the lady to
V whom this stIItI-IIIr-nt was lllMlI'
7 “Win.” rcpliml lloroihy. Mill .1 mu
'7 Vim iiig smili- "V'uu Sl‘f.‘ I didn t out so
A writer in an exchange 7'
A professor of mathematics in one of i
l
What is
fistula
Generic is Dr. Samuel Pitcher’e
prescription for Infants and Chil-
' dun.
‘ Horphlne nor other bucolic sub
"i will give you all the limo yml‘.
' dance. It isle harmless substitute for
It contains neither Opium.
7 Peregrine, Drops, Soothing Syrups,
and Carter Oil. It is pleasant. Its
guarantee is thirty yerm’ use by
millions of Mothers Calorie is the
Children's Panacea-the Heather's
, Friend. 7
i know ho bad it. for his ;
CASTORIA
For lnlksma and Children.
Do not
h.'IV' 71.7! 7.,
.m lmpacal 77;.777 but in lit u'wm '
(.7V'tz7'ria not u that the fusion.
Wyndham of
in on the .
wIHsppc-r ‘0' Mr
1 , a
i7Vv77717 Ii’ pro.
; trot ourselves and tla- polite at all heralds.
' Tm: Comma l‘uMl‘fllfl‘l, 7": Murray fie..N.Y.
Thu 5
board for this should l7omV'7-71'IlV-7'u.l7 group ;
YUll
'l'lu'. bulls should lu- ni' Vvursluii and ;
filli'thl
'l'lm I'IIlu-V
i-ilb‘
'lhI-II all, provided VV‘IIh V
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much IIIorI- liutiI-r than qumum I-xpcn'tcd'
I wouldu' i that there \WN enough for: In-
hoathcu and l5 routs lmidml"-—-lllxchaago
sol-swear
Children lilac
to Cure their
Coughs and
it
USE
WilllllllS’
e will :iiélim
cums 8.. cameras co "‘
FifiRWNMtD‘, Cf:
Vr‘V i Examiner in
l . a. Pawns once,
lb?“ lo ”5.63
v yr ’
Gilli U. I'r-‘I .957
“Rim-v [1'05ng
in Mil-oi. ’
(‘le Si.
and us you »
kl“’W lbot III-urly llll rots disillu- \V'llli‘l‘. 7
trrmsat’landcill’
C dvmffi. and Tmicvhiariw fl‘l‘dfi‘
an: bu one-«court .zi'erli‘ if "9533‘" tug,
7 ouaomertsOm-smu 5. ”norm-nee
Vi 7 l mhsstwe than (now
7
IlOfi.
A name at
cost of samg‘rn ill-7. U. s. and ”reign countries:
srul. free. thr'xu,
[SGIAI snow&00m
l i 0» linear curler. uncommon. D. c. I
vvv
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Await
and Imlcc mono .7 ..
:lli \.‘llI"V m: Vozu' if‘l’l'hf'd'} 53"’Illl’!ll 7'1
l 'l'hm: :u'c llms dwoua'h 7.77 «7" 7' $100
“Plucnix”
Bicycle
crrrr Vilmr'l ll. 71"“. :r
ii, “M '77-. 777' .
will,
- 7‘7 l7<.:.1 $7.790
2 to 5 male . 16' per cent.
5 w to . - I”! ”
10 to 15 " r 20 "
15 £029 " - 2‘2 "
M (8725 " - 275 "
25 up " . 7.
V7 171w ii; r7'7r1'i7rr rare 77777 n 7:-
777 ii 7777 mm '
ip to Augxw 717, m 7777: 1»
lie in 77' V77 ,
Ceca-Mm tree lot 19:: arising.
i'nr- w! u- m s at 7 . " "
or 1.137. . I nelghlm
STOVE!!! eleven; more. co.
1757471 m- Am. lino rm.
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