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E city and town.
sion, 843.30
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"An Eye Opener."
Our amok of g’l‘tl‘t'l‘lt‘flwfll!‘ kind you
can get nity (lily unywhcw and tho little
mate you can get at only a fcw special
Will on «yo opium to anyone who
«allover m'nit. in our all"? it in a
toast to the cyc—nt home it is n feast to
{hit tum.
Asparagus tips. mint-thing very line. 250 1
can. ‘ :
Canned poached strawberries. cherriem
apricots. inc apples.pcus,pluuni. Extra;
fine 8. ,
Chilirnuce. conned baked bonus with,
tomotoeaauoe. Evaporated horse rod
iah. Mnetard by the quart.
saucer consrocu JR’SE
72 North Main Street.
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The New York M ’ Jour-
nal recently offered ten leading E
makes of bicycles as prizes in a é
guessmg' contest,giving win—.
nets free choice of any one
of I
thetenmachines.Theresultwas E
ALLoftheten winnersselectedi
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Colombia
a
Bicycles
The Journal ac-
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t“! “mare;
gm without
discwntorrebate.
On even terms .2?-
few will choose a .
bicycle other than the Columbia ;
STANDARD OF THE WORLD
Unequalled, Unopprouched.
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, children éryfor :
Pltcher's Gastoria. .
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MtMIthadlttfim
Little chubby hands were climbing
Jh'tlio ”It and Milled hair.
The: wold never sit together.
Theme” such as noughty pair.
so Hm teacher uralghtny stood than
in the writer. with high capo.
And two little outuirctchod palm-
}‘mm In ruler got too slaps.
“Now. then. tell Inc all the. trouble."
Hold the tear-her at more.
But they both talked loud together.
Each one anxious to wan-u.
"fl'tuh. now. children." raid the teacher:
"loci fiddle speak: one at n time."
Do fiddle comm-d. oll di'nllu‘ll.
"Tom laid his ton on prettlor'n mlnc."
~lds Bammond Clark in Room City Star.
A HOUSE "into.
It wan advertised in the papers after
. this funhion: “A bijou residence. nuit- i
able for small family. Churmingly situ-
ated on one of the loveliest macho» of
the Thomas. A house of unique design
and exceptional sanitary nrrangementt.
Sloping garden to river. bout. boot-
honso. rtabling. fruit garden." etc.
Yet despite the alluring character of
, this announcement. the bijou renidence
went through two seasons unlet, its
notice boards leaning lower and lower
as the neurons wanton over the atone
boxed fringed garden walls with pa-
tbetic irresponsibility.
At length. simultaneously one morn-
. ing in late July, two people caught the
‘ glow of that announcement from oppo-
nito corner» of England—the one a
man. the other awoman—und they bent
their faces in its direction.
A geographical—ail well an a railway
time book—dispensation decreed aluo
that those two people should make their
debut simultaneously at the little way-
side station. situated some mile and a
half from the bijou residence in ques-
tiou. After that, how much fate or dos-
tiny had to do with it, how much man.
how much woman. remains problemat-
icul. I defy two people of the opposite
sexes to walk for a mile and a half
along a boxed in country lane and not
be oppressively conscious of each other.
I defy a mun poemscd of tho slightect
moiety of taste not to pick out the vuri.
nun beauties of that woman if she have
them and briefly tabulate them on the
retina of his appreciation us he walks.
I defy her, if she have a grain of that
coqnetry Which is said to ho innate in
women. not to display those boo utics to
the best advantage for his especial do.-
. lectution.
And what woman ever walks along at
country road rich in wild flowers with-
out stopping every five minutes to pick
sumplcs of them?
m going up Until. He caught ll I
lull now the rotten timid coming
down.
“Will the go ttruight out by the hall
door." he asked himself. "or com! into
the garden?"
A rustle of the will: I“!!! coming
down the path toward him. a glimpse
at a comely figure silhouetted women.
tarily against the pendent ivy, was the
agreeable answer to thin query.
”As we have both more very long
distances and indiuputably upon the name
quest." she began. “it is but fair, in-
deed the right and civil thing to do, I
think. to ask you if you have come to
any decision about the house? i be-
lieve’ '—hero her eyebrows went up. and
the showed it gloom of teeth-”in all
business matters mun takes precede-mic. "
"But. in matters of sentiment." be
interrupted her. “woman. "
“Sentiment?" uhe void. "Do you
think, then. that even in her barium
transactions awoman in Inventirily sen-
timental?"
"I certainly do." he answered.
She moved on down nearer the flagged
, edge of the reach and stood looking
‘ away uc'rou it to the green meadowlop-
mite, each detail of her charming pero
son duplicated in the writer with dis-
trnctiug accuracy.
“Ah. if you knew me better." she
uaid, "you would find that I am a moat
prosaic creature. l threw amide lenti-
meut ten yearn sign. when I threw aside
my youth. My head at this moment. if
you could only see the workings of it.
is full of the pro-lent speculations no to
the drainage of the cottage, the exact
character of the soil on which it stand»,
for l have a strong unupicion it is built
upon clay. I am promunding, too.
whether I like the kitchen range. The
ecullery strikes me as having been
thought of afterward. and about the
bathroom fittings 1 am just Wondering.
It seems to me they are inadequate. as
compared with the flowery nuggeotiou
of sanitary perfection conveyed in The
Daily Telegraph; and. well, the draw-
ing and dining rooms are certainly rath-
er circumscribed, aren’t they?”
“Yet, at the sometime. you are agree
ably pleased on the whole?" he suggest-
ed
”On the principle that nothing, oven
in six roomed cottage-iI on the banks of
the Thames. con entirely reach the full~
ness of our expectations—yes. "
He smiled and spread his hands.
“in that respect the beat of us are but
on little children over searching after
what is uheolufely imposnlhlo .in thin
world—perfection. ' ' he answered.
r"ch. why is it? We should not like
it if we could get it either. Yet we
search, search. neuritis. and waste our
Whnla liven. "
for Vou. for Anybody—loot Nor-
weltt Hat Taken It uric—Local
Testimony .9003. for Itself.
Kidney: cnn’t talk. but If you don't
hell them rightly you will hour from
them.
They have u lanunuge of their own.
this is how they tell you:
When you work too hard who! fol-
“lawn? You are tired. aren't you?
It's luut liw Io’tll‘lt‘ wllli the kidneys.
they get tlrcd. they have IU much to
do.
You sloop over of home occupation.
You strain yourself lifting.
You walk too far, of ride too for.
You tall this Illlfl‘ i-xuuon You can
not slurp when night comes.
Your hack tit‘hw. Y1 or head aches,
often you echo all over.
uh. you say. it's because I'm tired
out!
Now thin isn't right. It's
your kidneys arc tired.
They van only do im much and the
lifting. Mu plug. utiulnlng or exerting
has retarde thclr uctlon.
'rm- heart has pumped the blood into
them fl‘lslwr than they could filter it.
The tlltcr ls over-mud and becomes
clogged
'l‘hey cry for asylstnnce
aches that follow.
Nothlng starts thr- kldnvys working
IO quickly as Iman'u Kidney Pills.
Wc my 9m and twopl» right here to
Hunt Norwalk are lndorslng It.
The following staimnunt Is for from
lengthy. .w-t it tells a story and in
other Word-i declares: .1 was sick. but
now l mu wvll.” Mr. Win. Ackcr. of
10 00"" tutu-ct, on cmplnyn of tho Nor-
vt‘llk Look ("on unyi‘; "I wont In Plain-
tcd'u drug store for a box of [mall's
Kidney Pill», I was counting from
backache. I took them. They cured
It promptly. I can recommend them."
Thin or only one can in hnmlreds
right Iwrv In I-Jaat Norwulk—-penpl
whom you may know. people whose
omit-mums can not b" disputed.
Donne Klilflt‘)’ I'ills. {.0 cents per box.
for salo- liy all llt'fllt'rf‘; not by mail on
receipt of wprice. Foster-Millium Co.
but" Ago-ms for tln- l', 8.. Buffalo. N.
7.
because
in many
If your dealer tells you that sumo-
ihtng ciao In "Just as cowl" mi [man's
Ointment or Hives. l'ln Worms. Itch-
ing l'llr~, or nllu-r ilr'hlnl'w of ilm skin,
tell him you want the original. It ll
safe; uv-wr-mtlmr
'l'ruly usinuiahingm—Miw Anni-tic N.
Moon. Fountain. Minn. says: ".\ycr's
lllltf'n‘y' Pi'f'fm'fll hora hml n \vomlcrful
icflwt in coring my brothrr's children of
En nevcrc‘ and «humorous cold. it was
truly n~muishing how speedily tin-y
foam! ri-llcf after taking this pit-porn.
tron."
J. W. Picrcc. Republic. 111.. says: “I
mm «ammo;
'fitlya:
hm wind
colic. All mnelllen failed to onto him
until a lady friend recomuwndcd Dr.
Horrd'sihillc (hire. I tried it. unduwould i
not bc without it. and l gratefully advise.
ullnlothcni winhlng u sum ruinmly forE
colicky habitat to try Dr. Ilund'o Colic.
Unre.-—Mrs. A. L. Sturtevunt, No. 1.;
Blur mm Phum,"
5h. luntl‘u Ronni-divs ut all drug stores, ’
' F5" ;
' l
——Accton in harmloos. l
,Aliighlivcr withn torpid livcr will;
not boa lung liver. Correct the livrri
with De Witt‘u Little Earl Hitlt'l‘tl. little 1
tlhl ihntcnmdynpcminuu constipation. E
‘. P. \Vnulnniltl. (‘. Stillsml.
The local Panacea.
Juno-ii L. Francis. :ilclornum. t‘hicnl-lo.
“l rugni'ul Dr. King's New Dir
con-11v as on ltll'lll Puma-on for ('ouglni.
(Folds und Linn: L‘omplnints, huving'
tired it in! my family for tho but Iiw‘
”Vt'ilrfiufihlllt' I‘Xt'lurllllll of physician!
prm'ript u ms or otlwr pri-lpnrotii ins. "
lit-v. John Burgh», ookuk. lowu.
writing. "1 how been a ministcr of the»
Mctlnxhst Episcopal church for no your:
or more, and lum- now-r found anything
so lmni-llcml. or that town nn- such
speedy rcltcf us Dr. King's Now Di».
covcry." Try this hit-til Cough Rom-i
My now. 'l‘rinl Infill-s fn-i- int}. (.7.
Stillmn's nml E. 1’. Wood's drug stun-s.
Quick in «flat, lu-nhi Mill leaves no
sour. Bunting. scaly skin eruptions-
quicklycurcd by Dc Witl's Witch Hazel
Halve; Applicd to burns. molds, old
sores. it is magical in effect. Always
cures pill-s. E. l’.\\'H'tl and! i. i‘. Still- '
mm.
A Valuable Prescription. ,
liilitor .Iliorrison, of Worthington.
lml.. Sun. writrs: “You how u volun-
lllt' prm-ription in l-le-vn'ii- llittcrs. :iml 3
Icon chm'rfnlly n-i'onnncnd it for i‘on-
stipntion andSii-k llcndtwhc. and min
gum-ml systcln Ionic it lint-l no miunl."
Mm. Annie Hichb'. 2263.1 (‘ottnuv (il'iiqu
:u‘cnun. ('liii-ngo. was it" run clown, .
could not out our film-Hi foul. luuln'
luu'knclw which nowrlvf-f ln-r moi foil ‘.
tired uml weary. but six lnlfllt'ro of Bloc-f
ll‘lf' Blilt't‘fi n‘hltln'fl In~r health and n-- ‘
IIo'WHl hcr ntrcngth. Prim-s on com.“
and ill. (ii-t n luntlr of (i. t'. Stillson's‘
ttllll E. l’. “'wil'n‘ drug stores.
~Acrton cures headache.
Sun: or Unto, (fury or ’l‘omzno. I
- Lie-is (,‘oi'x'i‘v, \
FRANK J. (‘mzxrzi' undo-s oulh that In-
is the svnior pnrtm-r of the firm of l". .l. :
('ln-nvy & ('o . doing business in Iln- 1'in
of'l'olwlo. t‘umlfy and Not»- :iforuwnid.
SH. -
and that sold firm will my tlnv mm of
. nwoy. nnil nhout 1 o'clock the next morn.
j lug
. thought “the chloroform. ’l‘lm govcrxuneut
’ .lndgo Phllllpi. and he ound Millikan on
: llli own homo and retinal. no llo‘thonght.
. who was looking for Inoncy. but u limo .
‘ilr-k. hut corriml oil tho king's prii'ntc
. Home of ”Wm pertain to ltudslnn politics
1 to face under the trellised porch.
do: $31.15}{thfioifiiflfi‘hfigfifiv"33 £31“ She turned her urch glance toward him
' , - , ' . and wanted.
m, the mun pushing the gutewnle for s .. if m “m. (license. Pct-hum it i, W"
1’” Md waiting. and they “”“Cd face ‘ thcro purposely that we uhould not
; grow too fond of living. Besides—and
The women had put a bunch of scarlet 5 here comes the irony 0: u-if every-
rowun berries in lief-lint, u cort'capoml- thing were perfection “.0 rhouldn't
ing bunch in her waistband. Silo held know it. u -
sufficient wild grasses and flora in hcrE "No we should want counteracting
arms to decorate n font at u lllu'l'f'rl {03- T foil“. 1;“ milestones. m nhow m it in
twin. Her {lurk gypsy‘fuce had caught at l perfection. n Her eyes trnvclcd up the
glow from these berries; her dork eyes green slope toward the home, and she
.shoue; she we; not young, the man'
thought, but extremely attractive.
The Hound of advancing footsteps——
footstcpr' presumably of the caretaker-—
roused him from his temporary aberra-
1 tion. It occurred to him tlnitspcei-h was
the only thing possible to save the situa-
tion. Ho raised his but. displaying a
grizzled but pntriciun lieud, andmniled.
“Is the house let then?" he asked.
The womnn showed :1 gleam of teeth
under tho rich unduluting curve of her
red lips.
"Tlmt wus jnut tho question I was
going to put to you,” the answered.
“No,” he said. “I have merely come
from Dorchester to look at it."
”And I have come from (Iromer. "
In the pause of which announcement,
:1 Woman, in snnbonnet and clogs. with
that reticcnce which the caretaker ex-
hibits when she does not want to lot the
house. slowly opened the door. She
moved back, making room for them to
euter.1nnkiug ut the some timeade—
preciurory movement with her bare
arms. “It's all very nice and convenient
like," she raid, indicating the tiny
drawing room on the right; the tiny‘din-
ing room on the left, the lilliputiau
kitchen in perspective, the narrow stain,
way intervening, “fur a bachelor. or u
spinster. but not for themes is married.
For them es is married—on I flatter
3 myself as I known, being myself it mur-
ried woman—this ’ore bijou residence
ain’t ’ulf.nor yet a quarter, large enough.
A man may be es fond 0' his wife es
ever it is possible for ’im to be. a. wo-
man may be on fond of 'er ’usbund es
'er ever ken be, but they don't want to
be knocking up agin. each other all the
livelong day. "
Here the figure in the rowan berries
summarily disappeared into the tiny
drawing room. The tall patrician mun,
preteruaturully embarrassed. anode into
the tiny dining room, and the gurrulous
caretaker was left to finish her speech
to empty benches. She imagined herself
to be a woman of singular penetration.
however. It was her boast that she
could grasp n situation at a glauc‘e and
take it all in. Therefore ehe was by no
means disconcerted till a flutter of skirts
emote her ear and the woman with the
rowan berries reappeared, the man hav-
ing gone up stairs, saying in u whisper,
with indignation traceable in every
word . . .
“That gentleman is a perfect stranger
to me. I have never seen him‘bcfore
today in my life. We chanced to arrive
at the station together and to walk up
to the house together. And now you
can go. There is no occasion for you to
follow me over the house. I prefer to
look at it alouu' By the bye," the add-
ed, 'fl should advise the owners of it to
put it in other hands. You evidently
don't want to let it E"
-lt dose not take long to look over :1
six roamed cottage. in ten minutes the
manwuouton the-lopeof gardeuin
uddcd, reverting to it: "But you. you
also, like this by no means faultless bi-
juu residincc. You, i can see by your
face. Your face assures too that you
have seen something today that plo-nws
you. " ',
Ho dropped his hazel eyes upon her
and leaned on his cane.
"Yes." he sold slowly. "I have 1'"-
tainly seen something that plcnsrs um
today. But.” he added quickly. "i am
willing towoivo priority if I have it.
which ldonbt, in your favor and back
out of all competition w ith regard to
the bijou residence. After all, what
does It signify? i am at buchclor; uny-
thing will do for mu. "
"And lam u spinner, " she sold with
n smile. “Why should not anything do
for me?”
“For nil their never 'uvin met till
this 'ere morning. they seem to be
mighty friendly,” observed the cure~
taker watching their departure down
the shady road together inter. “it
seems to me to be more a question of
taking each other than taking the house.
They ain't snid nothing about the hoarse
one way or t'other. but they 'ave said
a good deal about each other judging by
their eyes. ” '
The woman picked more wild flowers
as rho Went buck, the man assisting her.
Midway down the dusty lune they rested
on a fallen oak, the victim of a recwt
ivy-clone. and told each other their biogv
ruphies. At the inn, close to the rail—
way. they lunched together in the inn
parlor, criticising the proprietor} ideas
of art afterward. a task of elastic qual-
ity according to the degree of opportu—
nity for lingering desired. And she—she
never looked prettier, even in her pulm-
iest days. .
Have you ever traced the genesis of an
acquaintance? It may be quite as copa-
hle of wide advances and undreumed
conclusions on the generic of speech.
You may begin in the tropic of Cancer
and end in Siberia; or you may begin in
Siberia and end in the tropic of Cancer;
it's all amntter of chance; But this
man and this woman begun and ended
in the tropic of Cancer. and sotbeiewue
a marriage in the paper, but the bijon
residence is still opiate-George Wemyei
in Sketch.
n..- Modem
Miss Rosebud fut her that racer—And
who did you say that gentleman in the
checked suit was?
Mr. Straighttip—Oh, that is 8—, the
bookmaker.
Miss Rosebud (enthusianicullyy-Do
bring him up and introduce him. You
know I dote upon anthem—Exchange.
l
mu.
(Sumac—What would you take to
stand all night on bronze Penn's but on
the top of the city hall?
Borneo—A bud oohl-Fhiladelpbla
"all. ,
how our .l Unv Minute Cough Cure in my l
fnniilyumlfur mug-If, with faculty; mimic hundrml dollars for t'ill'll nml vii-1y
culindy snzisfm'tory (hail t'iul hardlyll'ilsi“'lll'“m“'h ”W "MW" ll" "WM 1'."
find ‘v~ll'l‘ : i own" as mym-lf on to its 31“ "‘5“ ”l. “4“." “”“lrl' "Ml-
tni'rit. [Will never fall to recommend i "»‘L . .-\. W. tiliil..\rill.\‘. .
it to others. on every “305181011 that prc- Notary Public.
wnmnfldf.” 1;, )1, Weed and G. (_,'_ Hull's (.‘utnrrhf‘nrois tnkmnntornzilly
Stillson. nml ncts ilircrtly on tho blood and inn-E
cons surfaces of tln- S}‘.~«[t'lll. Sonvl fwl'
tnwtimoniuls frwn
I“. .l. ('HliNl-IY & (1).. 'l‘olwlo. ”lllll..
Sold by «lrnggists. 75w. '
'l'ltc will.“ 1’ you lwgin to light tln- firc.
fir" loom t u-ily it may be vatinguisln-il. .
The Stirllt'l’ you login tnkilw .\yor‘.~' Sur- l
mpurilln for your blood lliwaw, fln- cns- E
ivr ivill luv tho rnrc. In both cuscmlvluyi
is dungeon». if not fund. llo- snn- you;
‘ lli~tic~‘.
got Aycr's and no other.
n. Y.,IIew Haven & Hartford
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Paper-Hanger, Calcimlner,
Painter.
._._.....
.. :DIALIR IN
mu raven no sonoens.
. 1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwalk.
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boom for inspection. on notice by postal.
Entimates (.‘beerfnlly Given. me it)
For éaln by
S. B. WILSON
BUILDER AID REM.
ESTATE ABEIT.
92 WALL STREET,,NOBWALK, or.
Two or Three Good Home.
On the lnshtllmf'llt plan. or will exclmnge one
for store or merchandise.
sourn nonwstx . .
5 . -‘ ssvmos ssnx.
SI Washington Street.
I to it p. m.. and on Monday evenings
from 7 to 9‘.
Interest allowed on deposits.
ALDEN SOIJllAXI-i. I’reat.
JOHN H. FKliRlH, Vice l'mt.
JOHN ll. KhAPl’. Sec. and Trees.
'1
‘I “ When aha was a Child. she cried for Canorio.
Open daily from 9 to l: n. m.. and from ‘
One Minute- Cingh t‘urv four-hos flic
right Flptlt. It also foul-lies it at tho
right time if you who it when you how-
umnghorrold. Son the point? 'l‘hvn
don't cough. ii. i’.Wm-d and (i. (Thrill:I
Mill. .
~Accton will brouk up n cold.
“Givc llli‘ u liwr rvgnlnfor and I can .
regulate the \i'ot'lil." Hillil u gcuius. Tho
(lrunnixt linnilml llllll o bottle of Do'
VVlll's llitlli' l‘3:u'l_v lino-rs. rim flunons
littleA pills. ii. l’.’Wcul and ti. ('.
Stillmn. ..
—-Accton cures the grip.
Don't invite disupwinlmcnt by cxpi-ri
menting. Depend, upon Unu Minim-
Cough Cure and you have imnn-dlntu n»- :
lief. It cum; crimp. Tlli.‘ only liunnless E
remedy that productsitinncdiutc rusultfi.
1'). 1’. VVch :unl ('r. C. Sillison. , "
-——Aceton will prevent pneumonia.
Bucklln's Arnie: Salve.
The best salvo in the world for cuts,
bruises, sores. ulcers, unit I'llt'tllll. fcvcr;
sorcs, tcttcr. chopped haunts, cliilblnins,
coma, and all skin eruptions, and pmn- f
tively cures, pill-a, or no pay required. .
Itvis guaranteed to give pi-ri’cct radiation =
tion or money refunded. Price 21.} rants '
per box. E. P. Weed and U. C. Stillson.
It not only is so, it must he so. Hm:
Minute Cough (Juri- acts quickly, and
that‘s what malice it go. E. I’. Woe-d
undti ('1. Stillson.
You do}: Have To Swear 0ft.
says the St. LouisJouruul of Agriculture
in an editorial about No—To‘Bm'. the;
famous tobacco hubit cure. "We know ’
of many cases cured by NII‘TIl-Bai‘.E
_Onc, a prominent St. Louis :irchimrt,
smoked and chewed for twvnty years;
two boxes cured him so that own llii'l
smell of tobmco mukcn him sick." No-
'l‘o-Bucsold and guaranteed by it. 11.;
Plnisted. No cure no pay. Book frcv. .
Sterling Remedy (10.. New York or
Chicago. " '
Soothing. heuling.‘clcnn.~nug, Do \Yitt's j
Witch Hazel Solve is the. enemy to son‘s, ;'
wounds and piles, which it never fails to .
cure. Stops itching and burning. (.flunrsi
chopped lips and cold-sores in two or E
three hours. B. P. Weed and (1'. ('. Htill- !
son.
When Baby was sick. we gnve her ('“tnl‘lJ. E
When she became Silas. she clung to Cit-norm.
When the bud Children the gavelheru Curtorlu.
children Cry for f
Pltcher’o Gestorla. t
. inymonn. he follows: Iiult'nlo, ilJlllaJloo; E
; «loamy-d by Ilrc.
Scott's wurchon-‘c
Elintionu of postnmsicra
i n lnlioror at tin-.- mill. and Allan llolllngcr. .
‘ the Ilrcftmn, “cn' k'llll'll: . E
- h) flue (.‘nnnilinn nuthoritlm for the roll E
‘ bury and :Ittcniptcd murder of blilwnrill
E lillrmlucml in im- .\'o w .lt'l’yt‘y liglrlillllru "m“l'r-v
: uhlch prowlcs for lilcnninl sceslons. '
i In: elected for it“) you”.
. . M
Wuamomit. Inuit lit—The I nont-
ly deferred trial of‘fiulnmln It. till then.
a well known yonufil‘enm. mutant
of houwbraklug ly l and entering the
elwplng apartment of Milo tiertrudo Phll~
lips. daughter of ox-Mlleltor General Sain-
uel Iv'. Phllllps and well known in moiety,
wus begun to the criminal court horn.
'I‘ho courtroom Wu crowded in tho cxpcc.
union that there Would be some lttllliltllull'
nl din ulmnuonts. Mlllikcu planted not
What ’8
guilty. and thereupon the pl'tlait‘tlllllun and
defense ontllui-d their coum a Ila
ill-strict Attorney Blrncy said he Willlltl .
prove that Millikan called nt .ludgo Phil 3
lips' house on the night of .luly -l lust: '
Ihot erm l’lillllps refused to .«on him and .
scnt down to him it nnmlmr of glltu hc
llllll prewnnut to her. lllllllkuo lllt'll wcnt
Ontario is Dr. Samuel Pitch?!
prescription for Infants and Chil-
' than it contains neither Opium.
Morphine nor other Narcotic ml»
7 stance. It is a harmless substitute for
f Paregoric, Drops, Soothing Syrup;
. and Castor Oil. It is pleasant. Ito
. guarantee is thirty years’ use by
’ millions of lather; Castoria is the
:Children's Psmea~tbo Mother‘s
Min l’hllllm wnn fl\\ul\l‘lllld by n
slight not-o and an odor or when she
contctnlml tlmt an the door was lockcd
.‘lllllki-n mint hnt'o cnlcroil tho room
curly. ’l‘ln-m‘ruonuof ll dnnghlvrnrouml
tho roof of n rcar Illlt‘tl.
l-vafiollcltor tietlcrnl .lohn finodo, coun-
M'l for ‘Ill! ill-louse. contended that .\lllll-
kcn way not In it mental or phyuloul con E Friend,
llltluil to have willllllitull tliu tillt‘lhtd .
charged. 'l‘hcru was no lntontlon. lll‘.‘ mid.
to rcilcct um .‘flilit Phllllpn' churnctcr. lilo '
client. not realizing hilt condition, had
rolled on the young lady and thought she
I‘Xl‘llrtt'll horsulf. lloentcrod tho parlor un-
noticed by tho Intully and fcll nslcop.
when he uwokc. he supposed ho Will nt
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
_ llu not lu- lmpoied upon, but lnslnt upon
, huiiu; (.l‘lul’lit. and set: that the fac-sinu.)
’ Ilgnntun- of
Is on the , .
to his room. uncovering his mistake whim “PPM“... m
Wesholl im- ' '
he recognized .lndgo Phillips. The first ‘ 1
witness was .ludgo Phllllizn, who testified k“ ”“rm'” ‘1‘"! ”w P“: ”c 3‘ all boards.
that he wounrouvod nhortlyuftcr midnight 7'”: Ch-“V‘U‘ awn-“377 ”‘le Slum“
by his daughter‘s sit-roan", found her in E
s umvulnlon-l :ind then found It won in the
violent. who lnlor. escaping to n roar roof. .
. proved to be Millikan.
him liortrndo Phillips and bur clilci'E ”mug!"
. «litter testified unhatnntlully to the more .
effect and also to the foot that billllkcn ; ,
won it frequent cnllur. Mics (icrtrndo ud- i
mlttcd thnt the find Millikan had boon in ~
love wlth each other.
STOLE KING'S LETTERS. l
. -.. - l
.l Illusion Adventuress tho Burglar. nnd ‘
hlw Trice to Prevent Ills Marriage. :
BERLIN, Morch lu.-—-lllghly scusntlonnl I
developments are reported from liclgrndc,
capital of Scrvla, in cunnoctlun with tlmE
burglnry which wan mnimittcd in Klng
Alcxnndur‘it room when his desk was
broken open. :
'i'lm hurglnr mm Hot n conunon thlcf. E
it Cures
COUG HS
and
eion lLivcnturi-xs of filittlmttlllu bounty.
who gnltmi considerable lnllueniro UH"
the yonng king and ofton trust to ho scan I
at the roynl residuum E
'l‘ho thluf loft tho inoncytlmt was in the
iiipylzig hook. containing lllllldl‘k‘tlfi of 1
compr-uniamg lctturs from nnd til wonivn,
illplolnnti. politician: and bikini-so pt'ttlllt'. E
nnd intriguvn, while oiln-n rclnn- to the
zirronuvinrnt which King hillnn inmln in
report to his lllvuitimnlv (‘lllllll'l‘lL oqw-
i'i.iily thi- son who la tho oil-wring of tin.-
now rs-xmrutcd will: of tho former prcxnli-r. r
wniIAMsr
Clllllili
'l'lm pnrpmo of this theft li‘l sold to in",
the forcstnlllng uf thi- contomplutod Innr- E
rluzu of King Alexander to otircck prinr .
cuss. -
.. 1
Ih-livf I'ur tlw .‘I‘Iltl'lllflflfl. E
NEW limb. .‘lill‘t‘ll lit—Tin- lttllU\Vlll[_‘,l
inn lll‘l‘n ri-i‘vlwii from tlw inturnntiolznl E
.\rmunlnzi ruin-f coniniltti-i- at i'onstnntl- E
nnplv: "All ulll‘ available funds i-xlmim- 1.
l'tl'. llldlstribullng wntrrs culling for help; {
pi-oplo pi-rlnhlng. \l'lmt shall vvcnnswcr‘fl' E
l
l
I
.
And in rcsponm- 1hr notional Armcninn
rcllcf Cunniiiticc frirtvnrilcd by cubic Sill, fro; 4 a
win. 0/40/1446de
’l'rn .‘flllltm- l'nr I'I'Ilhftllnt.
\l‘inlnxuc'm. )liirr-h lu.-—’l‘lm secretory i
of the intcrior hm mode a requisition: on;
lli" trcnsiiryfnr Similioymll for pr-nslonE
l
t'hicngo. 2': LED mm; ('um'nrtl. Silliy‘nltll;E
[Iv-4 Homo-t. :fi-l.'.l.‘.-Iv,mm: Billwnnkcu. $l.-l
TLWIM“. l’ilt-‘lmv'g. $l..vfltl‘il”l_:; Wudiillg-E
ton. {in .Uoo; lndionupoli.:, $100,001). l
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l
Thu l'ullttl-nl 'I'rcmi In Michigan.
MI HillimN. Mich. March 15'. — MIH- E
any aXvKa/r$‘
A Examiner in
Q l'. K. l’atcnt ofllcc,
kogun county is the iir~t to sclcctdclc-E
onto-s to the stntu convention The convcn-
1576 to [SS3 ,
(illiccs. 4:36 Main Street.
BIIIDGEPORT, C(INN-
tion wuq held here. and illt'tlull'gllfus ware ; "
instructr-il for McKinley uml tho host
wishes toil-gruplmd Iho'ilhio mun through
tllu clmirnzun of the convention.
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A Virginia To“ n \l'ipo-il (but. I
Mann's BiiAM'll. \‘n., )llli‘n‘ll lat—The
(nth-v hostile-75 portion of [hit plum was l
The ilri- originntoil in I
’l'llo [m.ztolllrv nmi nll E
of in; records lllltl ixzziil mum-l- were :11“)?
il~-~lroyml; cstimnlcll lo». Show”); inflor-é
iincc. $1l'}.lluil,
' i
O
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(taverns. and Trude-Marks obtuinedand n11 Pate
(‘nt bllfiilcifi conducted for Mopggg-fg Eggs,
Our: ornc: l5 OPPOSITE, U S. EAT: TOrrIc:
and we rnnm‘mre patent In css tune t those
remote from Washington.
56nd modcl. (inning or photo., with descrip-
lion. We advise. if puteiitablc or not, free of
charge. Our for; not due till 'patcnt is secured.
A pAMpu LET. “ How to Obtain Patients," with?
cost of mine in the U. S. and foreign countries
sent free. Address, . '
3
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Mum
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1
Ilcmi Itch-gates Clinton. E
QI‘IM'Y. Muss” Mort-h lib—ltii'tl dolor '
got-vs wore clerii-(l in tho mucmm ln-rc.
in tho L‘Ol]fll‘u~.'~'lllllill nlclupnfiuu lilioAt-
\mod contingent scrnrci'. ll mics llllil the
Mini“ contingent 7 Votes.
m
I’ostniauto-rs Appoinlcil.
\\'.\~m.\i.'ro_~:. )lii‘rch I'm-The lullutt‘lilg
fourth class postmaster» hove hccn up»
pointed for ol’licm in Control-ticut: Lin.
\anl. .\li.~s liosolln Welsh; Lucio la‘lltull,
Mrs. M. A. 'i'omncy.’ -
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.
.Thcro nro rumors nt Limo. l’i‘rn, flint a
rebellion inn. broken out in llolivi‘n.
Martin L. Street. flitllliitrplUIIIllUl'llllln,
groin dcnlcr, immufncluicr and lill'lllLl‘.
hit-i nsnignml :it I-imnd linpiils. Liabilities
nrc nhout ¥l75,ooo,
’i'hc pro-'idi-m not the following nomi—
lo tho sonnti-z
.lnnnys 't'. Crawford, Murrlsltm‘n. N. Y.;
Louis B. Bum-dirt, Ellcnsvillc, N. Y.
It Is ‘
the Best "
new and untried makes. Buy one that
lion. ilnvid A. 'l'nngnrt of .Ztizinchlutor, has sum“ the test "I "me- For 5"7'5”
X. ll.. Wins uppoinu'd unsignco of the! ”7"" “l”. "lic-sut'c-)'0u-;1re-right-and-
Granite State l’l'tl‘i'lilt'lll‘llisnlflllfilull liylthlth-illlénd” policy has made the
.ltistici: \anlocc, llonils worn plnccil utE '
O 9’ ,
tummy”. ! 66
A lurrihlc imilcr cililmion took plnco M. E mmX
‘ I‘ B. l
)li'leirkln‘.‘ mills lli'lll‘ (inlcdonla. Alli. r:
.‘iinon “hits. at furnwr. Ali-xnnilor ilrncc. l
insscll m. llriilccslniru.illit.. lnqt (ii-toner, Irammlfi for beauty, durability, strength
“as cnpturml ot Hinton, l’n. ' and wood. Cost, $|00,
A. constitutionnl nms-ndnmnt has been a A " l‘h rnivjl llnlelu.nbuged_ needs M, "nah“...
i. . .. w..r'3l.i"i‘£.'lil. ’..‘i?:.".;:;“.7"t':.i.‘;‘:-
m-tnblvnwn eluted in lull? lift! to wit“ ‘ ”T"‘.E“fh"”“ hfngcr'“ju’m'icmndle M'm‘ .
otnv )‘cnr. lifter which naiomlilyincn :in- to f ”rm “r "H (Mu/"g“—”mad/"fl
Senators me lo " STOVER BICYCLE MNFG. (10..
1 575-577 Maulson Ave” New Vorh.
Uflill‘lt'fl liynn of Hull'nlu. who Is wnntod
um t.’ four Venn.
plan. in buying :1 wheel. to avoid the .
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