All
east curves runs
or BUTTONS.
dealer is supplied with a
go variety. Irom which each [Litr-
user of a package at” Sweet Ccpcral
Ul‘prstics is entitled to a choice free.
. _ var
_ Glover
‘ ,e-Farm
‘ firssmeryi
aw Strawberry Jam, same as I sold
beseech to people that say it is the
they ever ate. '
intakes very“, fine jelly. all
agent for Cafe Royal Coffee. None
”Niobehad. and very few,“ any
parewith it in quality. as some
ofthisoitycantestify.
ctr
constant is s
you ever get tired of see
‘ ing the word ’
. - -;- -ACETON
? r r
i If you are troubled with
. ii‘ssdaahe. Rheumatism. lisursl-
* gls. Isd colds. ls. .
’I‘
., a. few powders, and you
' never tire of recommend-
in itto your afflicted friend.
9 en called to a case of La
vGrippe. Dr. Marland always
.. gives the following prescrip
'tion:
. Aceton 1dr.
. . . v 0.12.
, 1 Take one every half hour. till tiers lir-
, - in. every four hours. I
, . A. ammo
This success in the cure of
this disease is world wide.
Aeeton can be obtained at
R. Hfl'laisted’s.
' p, Y..." listen—im
RAILROAD.
‘ Trains heave South Nor-walk as follows:
‘ For New York.
customs use m. its. so. see
00.!181. '. if. u alliance“.
asst.m.uo.m.su.ion.
so.
sunnars.
seam. BIL. “3.13.9,
vVoris for Swallow-Its.
100. 000.900. 100“. WOO. ll 00.
. .IMJW. I“. In HI. ON.
QVMIOOJMJIW.
N.
serious.
1”. I'. M. 600. not.
Iouth Harwell:
for N as» Haven.
incantation: moans
n.m.m.sol. m. so
have
m
DANIURV DIVISION.
Loav- Io. Howells.
‘ A. anion. Elltltiutlzttt.
o scouts.
an. s .ti. its.
as. Dunbar-y.
LI. stonewall». Pm. men.
sumrs.
LI. Its. ill. scs.
4 oml'ss‘O'rris i“
llil Ill
The col so sour and
Plilever
l’adju We
cislly recommended to
married Ladies. Ask for
an. “m-
smut suit
. a?" for“
“I : “fl ‘r' ‘.
sued-id Oil ecstasy seated
at Hartford.
vitamin ms or its rm.
. .
ls was“ Awakened to Find three Isa
centre-tier Hit With Minna—All
.1 sf 'l‘h‘sat Wars fluke-“I‘ll” means and
Have not Yet less captured. ‘ e
‘ Haarronn, ‘Sept. lie—A large 9.00.0
pound sale was cracked by masked bur-
glars in the office of the Standard Oil cont
party. at the northern terminus of Front
street. between the tracks of the Valley
railroad and the New England railroad.
this city. The door of the safe was blown
open and about .900 in money taken. .
Herbert 1'. Guinea. the watchman. slept
on a cot bed near the safe. He said the
first thing he knew after he woke up was
that three men were standing before him
and three revolvers were pointed at his
head. “Throw up your hands!" were the
first words said. ' . ‘
“Imk outmfor his gun!” “ex lined one
of the robbers, and a search w 5 made for
a revolver among the bedelothes. But the
watchman had no revolver. Then the rub-
hers looked around the room, first piling
the bedclothes on the watchman. who was
all the time covered with the robbers' re-
voivers.
’l‘hc strangers had a candle. which they
used for light. One of them suggested
that It was no place for the watchman in
bed. so they ordered him to get up and
dress himself. which he did. A sheet of!
the had was torn in strips and the watch-
man gagged. lie was then searched and
the keys of the several buildings taken
from his pockets, He was next led to the
barn. “10,600: of yrhich was unlocked
with the stolen keys.
The Watchman Bound.
The watchman was made fast to a post
in the middle of the floor on the first ‘
story. A blanket was spread on the floor
and the Watchman was seated on the
blanket with his back to the post. Then
he was tied with ropes and straps taken
from a harness and bound to the post. his
arm, first being pinioned to his sides. lie
was threatened with harm if he made a
sound or attempted to escape. One of the
robbers was detailed , to watch him. and
the other two returned to the office and
began working on the safe. ,
It seemed a long time before the watch-
uvan heard the explorion. When the ex-
plosion occurred, the robber who had re-
mained with the watchman left him and
probably joined his companions. About
half past SGuinan succeeded in liberating
himself and hastean to the police station.
Policemen were sent .in all directions.
but the burglars are still at liberty. They
left part of their tools behind. James L
heeborn is the local agent of the com-
pany. Had the burglars been a day earlier
rhcy would have secured,$l,000.
Lynching In New Orlsans.
‘ New ORLEAKB,Sept. 26. -—.lim Hawkins.
colored, was arrested for assault and bat-
tery on a little white boy, but the main
charge against him was a general bad rap
utation. men both white and black having
a dread of him. The priso'ner was placed
in the smaller jail in Gretna, which is not
so secure. At 1 o'oclock in the morning.
while Hawkins was sleeping and no spe-
cial guard was being kept, there being no
rumor of danger. a number of masked
men suddenly appeared before the jailer.
and the attack was rapid, the door being
broke open. the prisoner secured. and in a
moment he was in t‘hocentor of the crowd.
The party met with no interference and
halted about a mile above the little town
on the bank of the river. The terror
stricken wretch was given a brief time
for prayer. He was then hangedto a tree
near the batture. The body disappeared.
and it is not known positively what he-
came of it. The impression is, however.
that it was thrown into the river.
Over one Hundred lilonlrs Killed.
MADRID. Sept. lid—A dispatch to The
impareiai from Hongkong says that stonin-
ors which have arrived there from Manila.
the capital of the Philippine islands. bring
the announcement that Cavlte is occupied
by 15.000 insurgents. Over a hundred
monks have been murdered in the islands
since the beginning of the insurrection.
Many of the victims have been fastened to
trees. their clothing having been soaked
with kerosene oil. and than ignited and
been burned to death. Rich natives are
being arrested daily. Documents have
been seized by the authorities in which
are given the names of the president and
the various other officials of the proposed
republic.
Morris ls Guilty of Murder.
Hermon, Ma, Sept. 25.-—ln the ease
of the state versus Morris, the guide who
is charged with murder. evidence in re-
buttal was offered to sbowbow the dc-
fendant had evaded the oillcers in search
of him. This evidence was offered as the
defense had set up a plea of insanity.
After the pleas and the judge's charge.
the jury Wont out and after two hours'
conference returned a verdict of guilty.
Cornell University Opens.
lruaoa, N. Y.. Sept. lea—President
Sohurman delivered his annual address to
students of Cornell university yesterday
afternoon. in opening, he referred to tho
ursat political contest now going on as
the most important since the civil war
and urged the students to take a «imp in-
terest in it. as it is a campaign of educa.
tion.
Inquests to missions.
Iiom'mt. Hopi. 95.me will of Augusta
ii. h'uyss. late of Brooklyn. contains the
following public imquasts: American
board of commissioners for foreign mis-
eions, 02.1mm woman's board of “is...”
missions. 02.000: Congregational onu-
Missionary society of Saw York city”
“.000 ..... '
It‘s-Consul rarraad mad.
Newauao. N. it. Sept. Mallard has
been received here of the sudden death
from heart disease at his home in tit. Pe-
tershurg. ills. of Ltoioael l. l). remand.
Unloasl Farrand was (Sat l-lismcomul
to Callous. l’oro. butler t e flilfhilliliel‘fl‘
ties of President brunt.
. em. a. ..s..~... a“.
lite! liar Husband. 'l‘ttel Ilersslf.
Cutoaoo. Hopi. sawilsrry ll. runway.
it years of age. was shot and instantly
killed by his wife. dress ark Conway.
who is only ill years old. he shot herself
through the heart al ‘ srd. Jealousy
0‘th tragedy.
the field ltsserre.
Warmth-res. slept. “9-th treasury
yicet stucco in gold sole and
We
tram is hsra. which leaves the .
attendant M m m It fit “£le
“h...—
vmmmm . .M'““°'
l L ,
a Gist caustics woolsssssssur
A BIG CONCERN.
A Talented, lea-g Warsaw-study latices!
I'slitio—A his Held and lie raver For
Women—Ibo Will flamed-bliss. Zerelds
Wallace-Peeks” and Buttons.
A girl drummer has come to town.
and the most interesting sample inside
.or outside her baggage is herself.
Miss Byron is stopping at the Palace
hotel. on route for the southern part of
the state. where she will doubtless as:
tonisb the natives quite "effectively a.
she has amazcd the merchants of San
Francisco. Birds of passage in the we)
of male drummers are as common Iii
swallows. but a girl in the business is a
rare bird indeed.
“Come iu."’ said a still. small voicr
in response to a knock on the door 0
the girl drummcr’s room. Dry gmids u
the right of bar. dry goods to the left 01
her. dry goods all around her, and. ii
the midst of the display. Miss Byrm
herself—a slim little girl in modem
gown of black who might be somewhcn
in the early twenties. but just exactly
where, you would not venture to‘gucss
And she is everything that one wonlo
imagine a woman drummer not to be.
”How did I happen to go into tin
business?" repeated Miss Byrne in th:
softest of voices. shaking out the folds
of a sample tea gown and arranging in
whore it would catch the eye to the bes:
advantage. “That is easily answered. 1
took it up because I saw that there Wfll ‘
sues GLESS crust; .
a future in it for mo. I knew I shoal.
never anionnt to anything nor main
any money if I stayed behind acountm
or hold any other of the ordinary pasi
lions opened togiris on a few paltry
dollars a Wot-k. So I determined tr
strike out for myself.
“Ilnvo Isucm-rdcd? Well. if scllinp
goods menus success, then I bars sun»
seeded. and-bettrr than anybody iiioaghi
I would. You see it is one of the few
professions that are not orcirrowdml
with women. Yes, I have soononc other
in the business, but only one in all my
travels. I love the lifqum loading.
The very uncertainty of ii harps m-
oonstanily in a stale of pleasurable ox.
citcmout. There is nothing like it it
give zest to ouo’s existence.
“It is delightful to wake up in the
morning not knowing what the day
may bring forth or where you will aim-p
tbatnight. Why. it seems to be the
only lifo worth living.
“Yrs, ldo havosomo amnaingrrpa.
ricnccs. (inn is bound to encounter cut-b
things when conslaully traveling. nuu
.~.-xpvrially in my line of business Do i
find my so: a disadvantage? ()u the
contrary. The dealers often lcll m:- that
they will give me an crdrr wiu-thrr
they nor-d the goods or not simply for
tho novclry of dealing with a girl drum»
mcr. liveryhmly is nice l0 llu'. but of
course one has to be on ouo's dignity.
“'l‘be most anuwiug incidents of all
are the oudcavors of my coworkers to
give inc sage ndvicc. " and Miss llyruo's
blue eyes twiuil'lml in a way that hint.
ml of fur ability to give the mo of tilt»
fraivrnlty u low pointers if shr- chose.
“You have a splendid country out
bore—n lino field forfruilv.”siu-cou-
tinned. "I rcprrsnnt u Nuv York home
that duals in women's n'ndy madr
gowns and I have bad jlla't the bust of
luck here. My frivuds n'rrc burrlib-d
when i started out as ndrumuur, but it
is the coming buaim-ss for maul-u. and
For going to stay with it. No. i don’t
call myself a now wcuum at all. I fail
to sea why a girl cannot bo just as frin-
iuluo in my busiums as though she
knitted tidios for a living. iii mursc
site will not ho quit" its much of n
clinging vino, but she Will iuziku a
whole lot more iunnvy. Uh. you im-d
not go for live minuim yeti l have a
customer coming at half past the hour. "
lint at flint moou'nt ibrro Was a
knock at the door. and it Well imuwu
bun Francisco incl-chant enicml with a
quiesicoi but Very rrsiar‘iful uir. Any
l‘IlilllllI‘l’f'illi trawler will toll you llud
siislomors imp druianicrs Wailing. and
that miiiotinms wild ham-s reliant «iron
Ilium his way whouiimes are hard. The
only carrptious In this rule are made in
from of the drummer who lIuppr-IIO to
to a girl-«dun Francisco Esamiurr.
A ‘l'alsaisd Young Woman.
The award of tho brouscmmlal of tho
‘ ; Royal Drawing society of London this
year is a matter of enthusiastic interest
in young art studrutssll over the world.
inasmuch as it was won by a yriouu
woman only lilycmofago. idles Nollie
Huck.
disco the earliest luaumtrntiim of of»
forum prison for the lust Work among
any given artistic line artists of on.
douhtml across from (furrow amt 'l‘lmr.
welders have ruined imo caesi- semipe-
iiilou for the advantages which such
badges of distinction carry in their
train. for where they do not includc
years of study undcr most favoring con-
ditions. as they so often do. they bring
to an artist mutant and wirlwrced
Willa". and it ought in nerve as a
stimulus lathe . ‘ art student in
mil healers. ” ,
' The drawing ‘ which obtained 1 Mist
unit so distinguished a success is on-
ttlcd “The. Young Sr. Oeeel , " a
charmingly mmposed decorative anoi.
chiefly interesting by reason of it orig-
inal and novel manner of troatm ui.
Perhaps it was her own sweet youth
in the blood that led her liliitfillftllfill
away from the traditionally hint to (lo-
oilia and made itdwell rather up ill the
helwouly maid ‘wilon inspirati‘o lll'tll
dawned upon her youtlifui'cou *ious-
uses. Willi ufow clover, affective irokci
«he has uchievad thouwcolly M'I‘lO Is for:
audpose of the young saint.i \voll
grouped. raptly listening angels bovc.
topped by the conventiouali'mi gum
if Music and Poetry. The whol give.»
ividcuco of fine {mile fancy. cxrciloui
tl'l, audls particularly strong 'i ilu
.locor'ntive harmony of its lines.
Two years ago Miss Rock was
id Lord Imigiiton's prize for her
mg, "The Mermaid," and be iii o. ai.
ways so ready" to encourage yo itiifui
talent. recommended but to adopt “it
artist’s moirsslon.
In fact “The YoungSt. Cecelia
rcscuisiwr third success. as last your
the obtained the Goorchckwich' prim-
r'or an illustration of“Un(line."—-Do-
iroit Free Press.
ward.
draw-
' rcp.
Study National Politics.
Bvery womanwho feels her luiirH
ind responsibilities as a citizen and
who claims a right to a voice in )lllillf'
affairs ought to study the grant lllllllC
questions now under discussion and
especially the question of litanco.
[ivory Woman who loves her cruutry
ought first to make up her own mind
on the merits of free coinage of Jsiivci
it a ratio of 16 to 1 or upon than: of
maintaining the existing gold st: ulnrd
and then should iryio convinm and
convert women and men of the opposite
opinion. Both parties agree on till *viial
importance of theissuo. Both droiarc
that the honor and happiness and pros.-
periiy of the country are at stake. It is.
criminal for any citizen, woman or
man. to stand neutral in so grivo a
crisis.
In order to form an intelligent judg-
ment I advise every woman to Mal
3.: Molly the Republican and Drum-
c-raiic platftmns. adopted n-spvciivu-ly
it St. Louis and Chicago. Then i -t lll'l
rmul Mr. Bryan’s New York speech and
those of (horns Fred Williams. i u lln»
other side. let her road Senator Shor-
man's Columbus speech and lines of
Mr. Perry Belmont and Bourke Ufr-‘k-
ran in reply in Mr. Brian. After can--
fully wrighing those and oibur argu—
ments, let her study tho history -f the
country for the past eight years in d try
to ascertain the causes of flu: or wing
business depression.
it is not the provinceof The Wu unn's
Journal to discuss political quwimns
own which sullrugists are divided But
it is ourduiy to remind \vmncn that tho
iluiiib-n-m:o of so many worm-u It such
pmiinns of currency. tarifl’. it come
lax and fl'dvmi intervention is the
main objm'liuil now urge-vi against 1'3:-
mniing suffrage to \vom-‘n. Lot \H’llllt'll
[also an into-net in politics, and pull»
(tennis will soon take an inn-1“ st in
Wullll’ll. Voting is ibv most Illllit rinni
of :illpniitirni activities. but lot the
only our. Even without volm “onion
can influence thumbs of oilwr. and
help «in-cub- file fate of ill" notion -——ll.
Ii. ll. in Boston Woman's Journal.
A Fair Field and No Furor For Women.
Nu logialltlim obsiucb' sliou ll lw
[lllllfi‘ll in tin; \vsyni’ worm in in bar flwm
out from rmplnynwnu for whirl Ila-y
show ”rerun-hrs lint-d. and no m-inl
prrjutlivo slu-uld l'c allow-«l lofymn-
nix» win-r0 llicro *lifllllll ho a fail livid
and no favor.
But what will follow? A ru-ab of
wumvn llllo oil iln- professions. berths
and oliiucs hitherto iwlouuinu to men?
lily no lltt'lllli-f. Tim slruuuml form‘s of
nature will will remain in draw wom-
ou “visually in the old dim-tic! A
sell-vi fww, wuli t'llillll'lii. gifts. will shari-
important |h~~lllullrl will: lilo mlur his.
but the rank and filo will iiudibmr
place in the old spheres. it is w: II for
Whilll‘fi in know that liiitrl'lligo lrtlillt llu‘
only outlet for their li‘v’ih‘. but inur-
riugc will over mmiiuuo in be the lllill'f
for ilmurvat majority. ”lmvu-‘syoung
«lo-am" will not lu- nimuuuhml. 'l‘bv
unuuuo nlviit of lbw imam hold wil over
hr \vouuui's pmuilnr carv. lusiiuc a not
to in“ ov-rmmr Will continue iodruw
“will in l‘I'l‘lileilllirl that am peculiarly
sum :1 in Hair strungihnmi thvir i rows.
The functions of iiiutvrmiy \rill Iv sur-
roundni with a charm of tlo'ir on i it
may be true that ctr-1| in physical
slrrngib flu: woman may by ll'illlllllill
null in‘fi'l‘v‘" lmmuc liwc-quulu' 'lu'
nuiu. lint pliysiolouisis all b-ll u that
lit“ can only be uriiuwd apart from
iba- functions of lfliifi'l'fill)‘. tin It In: as
sin-«scribes iluw- function-I lll'l’ unu-
us it rain will be Illlli'l‘ llllll'lll for
"month Weaker. itt‘l' fn-alurvs unro rc- I
fluid. lmrtualmrrs more uruilv. And
tin-so qualities will in mono don no iv
imparmi to her daughters. annr n will
thus place in :- barrier ltultlli‘lf in m of
tho mwnpdlmiis of llioollwrscx. ’i'hv
female t'bnim‘irr will rt lulu its obliv-
mI-ul. its notation: mi and its urucv. 'i'bv
div-luv min. which has given to 1mm
ilw first le'r‘ iuihclmumn family. will
sulfur in infmcibm. it will br- Iron
flint "lbo he i of flu-woman s rim
iimil."--li"v. isfismr W. H. liltlkie.
D. it. in h‘orihhmrrlmu llvviow
_1-
lbs Will hoarse-i. ‘1
May fiordivt has arrimi ’ mind"!
with tall and a iypooi. and un-
' hub
is! of
lll'f‘l‘fl
nounms lit-r ”million to outer lb
vvrsliy lililltl’turltioicwiili tho cl
limo. 'l'b" ymitm lady bow m h in
Hill"? limo for small capital and a ll."-
lI riniimiir ii that admits no [moi only
of defeat. bat/jinn will but allot! liml
than is a doubt smut iwr :31” iy to
maintain htrsvc if at f‘fiilf'fz'f.
Min llurdirlr lea armiunio o
(min-mus lilac hml. film is a
with M". l'iilie'ri on (Juliette Wu .
number of friends who have . f
Marina in mm" Woo have
D
.. u a...
helped our lit durum we insert-
mr. and already ‘good‘deal’of work
as typewriter has been sent to her.
Members of the faculty and local basi-
ucss mou lbavc become consumed for the
success of such bravo culerpt‘llo iuid are
saving their work for the courageous
Young lady. so that lbcrois a good pros-
pect that she will summed. film will do
her own stalking 'and live wholly by her
own efforts in the room that she has
l‘clilml.
Miss Burdick's alumni to start with
is not enough to buy the books she will
um d and pay her matriculation ex-
panses. Tho task she has set before her-
self is thou-fora that of earning her on-
tiro expenses of four years of college life
and at the some time pursuing the stud-
ies of a full university course, often do-
l-lurcd to be too much for a woman who
can give her whole lime to if.
The young lady is quib- cheerful our
the prospect before her. “llmvooomo to
liurlrolry io‘cnior tho univcrsity," said
she. "mid I shall certainly stay. " The
general impression among "those who
know bar is that silo will keep her
word. ——..'an Francisco Call.
we... .. .. ......
Mrs. Zerelda \Vailace.
One of the greatest of America’s \vom-
an tunizlrs is Mrs. Zcrclda Wuilucc, the
stepmother of General Low Wallace
and the original of Olll‘ of the most
beautiful characters in “Boil-Hun "
Mrs. Wallace has been a temperance
worker and a woman sullragist for
many years. She ibus relates the cir-
cumstances of bar conversion to the cause
of woman’s rightsaw
After I had bccn'win religious reform
work for a , little while I took up the
cause of woman suffrage. It happened
this way: Anumbc’r of as women want
to Indianapolis to work for the reten-
tion of the Baxtcr local option law
when the question of its repeal was up
before the Indiana legislature. During
the vote on the question a Dr. Thomp-
son. an older in the Presbyterian church
and a member of the senate. runs in his
place to explain his vote. He said that
although personally opposed to tho liq-
uor truillo he must. us the rcprcscuta-
five of his constituency and the tummy-
ors. cust- bis ballot in favor of the repeal
of the local option law.
Then I thought to myself, Who cmu’
pass his constituency and Ill" taxpayers
whom he rcprcsonis? I was then u wid-
ow with six lilibz children. and I bud
my taxes in pay, and we all bad to obvy
the laws. A light lll‘lllli' over lllt‘, will 1
Como to the conclusion that I was :i port
of that constituency of which the swu-
lnr spoko. and so was every other \vmn-
an in the district. After Ilil' session 1
wvnt up to Senator Thompson. and,
shaking hands with him, thanked him
for that sprm'li and told him that his
spot-ch bad 121mb» a woman sull‘rugist or
mum—New York Mail and l'l:.'prc.~:s.
Pockets and Buttons.
Women never look smarter than when
in tailor made gowns. It is l‘f‘mul‘knblu
that the frocks of heavy cloth, cut in
severely plain Mylo, suit awry kind of
Woman. If she bus a maul ligun». tin-
inilur manic gown sets it 011‘; if sbo has
a bad figure. the gown improves if so
lbnt' it appears good. in vimv of (law
facts it H good lows lo-oui'y on“ that
tho tailor manic gown will be now in
evidence this coining autumn and mu-
il-r than for many wars.
The patterns will be movily abut
goodsfivltli some solid colors. 'l‘lirra
will ho gn-rns, browns. blur-l." and (lo/,-
ens of shades of gray. They Will be in
all kinds of combinations. and most of
them will b‘cplcasing to ill!‘ (-yv, nor-ml-
iuu lo the imuxui'uclni‘wzs. Asirrilw
make of fill! gmvus. ibvy will Ili‘ milwr
more (lf‘lililllt‘llil‘fl than bus in r” the
new. 'I'liuyarc l"lll.‘i\'u IlllllUiH largo
uml small and of all kinds of lililll'l‘lill
and llllllil’. Til" buttons will be put on
\tllm‘uvvr them is room for llil‘lll and
Will ho utlucbmi for urnaun fit as much
as for uliiily. There will be 1t mid-ts in
tho mats itllll pockets in lin- skills. A
(lviormiiml oli’ori will be made to nip-
ply women with rmwpluclls for rim.
small baggage that they always carry
about with ”Will. and that is gwnu-mHy
clutched II‘VI'I‘li‘llly in tho band for luck
of anywhere rise to keep it. [\llilgf'lll'l
flu-I‘ll is u prospm'i of lunch t-vxni‘nii .m
wvli ns slylo in tho tailor llllilll' gown-4
for lliofuilnnulxviulor. As forliio prov-us
——wa-ll, that is number story—Now
York Press.
Convertible Nightgown.
Thom-quid to tho folding hl‘d ls ibo
convoriiblo nightgown. Fold up the
fwd and you have ibo ('hcvnl glow.
Sluiko out llu- nightgown. add u rub!“ '
or so. and Miami illouvuiiuma Ami ibv
lwllo who has b nrimi Ibo soon-i of I“ r-
it of repose. so flint Ilil‘ gown in lllli'rliuil
um rm s uuruiupb d from tho i'n-uuly
misc-p. may be as i'ari‘eiuu us sbo plvum:
~iu lii'i‘ hours for iillll‘llillpf coil-in :uid
immioir culls wiibuut change of mi-
inrut. —-l'lxobuui¢o.
Linoleum is it good substitute wiwro
tiling Is not in be had. Floors vow-n ll
with it arc easily brushed up or wipml
all. A strip of linolrum Elli nit-hos «imp
put above the baseboard in a kitchen
and finisliml at tho top with it narrow
building is better than wood wanna-ot-
lug.
In relaying carpets after the fall
rimming it is WI” to apriukb-smuw
thinguudcr the mines to destroy any
('nrxwt bugs that may bo lurking around.
As maid a filing us run bousod isu
powdwr maria of mpial parts of compiler
gum and tobacco. is
as...
t
A “slim for length! (Mil Follows hit-l
lately imvu started in 'l‘usumuin. This
is probably the first lodge of ilw sort
jomml for women in tho whole world. ‘
flcv. " is [labor of Hon Francisco,
“in ” iiiimi has mine when up now
to put the right suffrage in tho baulls
of our mothers id daughters. "
§
The British and Foreign Anilslsvcry
society has adc. ted restrictions com-
ineianrativs of artist Beeches titows.
“”hflflmm.» up“, . .t.
g .
ls.
M Fill Hm
Bells can.
Warsnaunr. Oonn.. i-afisc—chd
Medicine Oo.——Dear Sim-«“1 am using
Dr. Hand's Con h and Group Medicine
and Colic Care or ml; children and find
nothing to equal i am. They work
like magic. I would not be without
them in my house. The little ones love
Dr. Hand’s Colic Care and cry for it; it
relieves them almost instantly. Mrs.
Frank Smith. 21 Wood street. At all
drungists. doc.
r
A hacking cough is not ”only llllllfly-
ing to othersmut is dangerous to the per-
sou who has it. . lino minute cough ours
will quickly put an end to it. E. 1’.
Word, Norwalk, and G. C St‘iilson. So.
Norwalk. ‘
Mansions Retails.
From a letter written by Rev. J. Gau-
dcnnan.oi‘ Dimondldc, Mich we run per
mild-d to make this extract: ‘I have no
hesitation in rwomnu-uding Dr. King‘s
New Discovery as the results were al-
most numwioas in the case of rmy wife.
While I was pastor of tho iliupiist
church at Rivrs Junction she was
brought down Willi pm-mnoniu sums-il-
lug Lu Urippo. Terrible paroxysms of
(numbing would last hours with little
interruption, and it socnmd as if she
could not. survivo tlwm. A friend rc-
commcudwl Dr. King's Now Discovvl'v;
it was quick in its Work and biglly
satisfactory in ilsrrsults." Trial bol—
ilos froeutfl. (l. Htillsou's and E. I’.
Wood's drug stores. Regular size 50c.
and $1.
DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salvo is an an-
tiscptic, soothing and healing applica-
tion for burns, Braids, outs and bruises.
ctc..nnd euros piles like magic. It in-
stuntly ate it pain. (ill. Sl-illson, South
Norwulk, ‘. l’. Weed. Norwulk.
Electric Bliicrs.
Electric Bitters is a medicine suited
for any season, but perhaps more gener-
ally needed when the languid, exhaust.
ed feeling prevails. when the liver is
torpid and sluggish and the need of a
tonic and alterative is felt. A prompt
use of this medicine has often averted
long and perhaps fatal bilious fevers
No medicine will act more surely in
in counteracting and freeing the system
from malarial poison. I'Ieadm'be, indi-
gestion, mustiputicm, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. Fifty prints and {ti pm-
lu’ll‘lln at f}. (l. Stillson‘s and E. P.
Wood's drug stores.
Speed and safety are the watcliwords
of the ago. One minute couuli sin-cums
speedily. safely and never fails. Asth-
ma. bronchitis. coughs and colds are
cured by it, E. 1’. Wood. Norwulk. and
(Jr. (J. Hiiiisou. South Norwulk.
There is more (.‘aturrh in this section
of the country than all mhor diseases
put together, and until the last few years
was summed to be incurable. For a
great many years doctors pronounced it
a local disease, and proscribmi local rom-
v-dics. and by constantly failing to cure
with local treatment, pronounced it in-
curable. Selene-alias provcn caiurrh to
ban constitutional disease. and there-
foro requires constitutional treatment.
Hull'sl‘uturrli Cure. manufactured by
F. .l. (‘beuy 6c (24).. Toledo, t lhio, is the
only constitutional cure on the mm'kvt.
It is taken in dosvs from W drops in u
icuspooul‘ul. It acts Iiii‘rcily on the
min-nus surfaces of tho spa-tom. They
nil‘cronohundred dollars for any case
it fails to cure. Sand for list of test!-
iuuniuls. Address l-‘. ."l. t‘IlliNl‘lY or
“\Norwalk.
(31)., Toledo. l). Sold by druggisls.
’l‘l.c_v are so liiilv you hardly know
you are taking tiwm. They came no
:mpil g. yet Ilwy act quickly and must
iliormgllly. Such are lb:- famous little
pills i nowuusDcWill's Luth- l'Inrly ltis-
‘l-i‘s Small in size. great in l‘PSiillr. l7.
i’, \"n-d, Norwulli. (LU. Stillsmi. South
Nonvnlk.
CASTORIA.
I
l ‘l’le fa:-
i nozzle :4 iii;
“if“ ,M . Mag supper.
‘ «w. use. w. M
What ‘ is
I i I I
cutout is Dr. Samuel Pitchers
prescription for‘ Infants and 'lhil
dren. It contains neither Opium
Morphine nor other Narcotic sub:
stance. It is a harmless substitute for
Parigoric. Drops. Soothing Syrups,
and Castor Oil. It is pleasant Its
guarantee is thirty vears’ use by
millions of Mothers Castoria. is the
Children's Panacea—the Mother's ‘
Friend.
CASTORIA
For Infants and Children.
Do not be imposed upon, but insist upon
having Castorla. and see that the {ac-slim.) -
is on the
wrapper.”
fact ourselves and the public at all hazarih.
Tun Cmsnn COMPANY. 77 Murray 8t..N.Y.
signature of Z '
Wesh‘ail pro- ' 2 i '
xiv-4, .. r
.wvl'
Examiner In
W... . {‘3
. & U. 8. Patent Office,
“176 to 1883
Offices. 4516 Main Street.
“RIDGEPOIRT. CONN '
ZELUFF
Wholesale
am!
Retail
Denier ~:
in
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
ScaHops.
'i‘v‘rpbnr c. :23- i.
HUNT 8: ZELUFF.
('Ilironiu constipation is a painful. «13»;
ugrccublwuui llll‘vhllOI‘It‘lllil}! d.li€vuilv.l
It 1101' mics tlu- syslvin. onusruick bun -]
:u‘lic, lull breath and rub-Wills ibo blw :1 ,
l. t on in readily oven-um.- by l”‘“"”"l
Lin!“ i'farlv lit-'vrs. 'i‘bm- lilIb- i'“.~
:n'u . rout regulators. l-I. l’ Word. iv 2'
walk. U. (2. .N‘lillsun. Soul]: Nuruuili.
, CABTORIA. 'y
The fit-
. .ww—mn... not... . I
Manylii‘cs of usefulness inm- ban on!
Maui by neglect to lll‘l‘iili up on ci'di»:
only mild. l'ill'uiimliiu. lll‘lllil’llllH and
won ('lllll‘llllillliflll t'llil la- zih'l'll ll bv ll 0
”trump! um oi'lluv Minute ('nugb ('mcul
‘3 i’. Wind. Nora-:Iikmmi (i. S. Hun-V
s u, South Norwulk.
CABTOIIIA.
WI fic ~ is:
”i“ . , m mm
Many political "makers. vloruyuwu.
tumours and others who mm llll'll' roiw'
l-acossivoiy. rely upon ( llll‘ Milmiu (.‘ounb
(“urn loprorrui buskim-ssund lurynulm
its value as a preventive is only equaled
by its powvr to afford instantaneous ro-
liof. ll, l’. Wood. Norwalk. (3. (I. Still
sou. South Nor-walk.
Bustila's Amics Salve
The host salvo in the World for cute.
bruises. sures, ulw‘rs. salt rbcmn. fol-r:
sores. (otter, chupprd bands. cliilbluius.
00"“. and all skin eruptions. and paid-
tivcly cures piles. or no pay n'qulrv'll.
It is guaranteed to also perfect Flilll‘lflliiu
lion or runner refunded. Print» 25 route-
mm. a. 1.2. was and o. u. Stillson.
Tciicr. (anion and all s iuilur skin
troubles are canal by tho use f lloWiit's
Witch Hazel Bulvo. If sombre at noon.
and matures tho lissucs in their natural
couilitiouyuod m-vcr fails in euro piles.
l‘). I’. Weed..'orwaik. (MI. fiiillsrm, i5”.
WAN-retained no r
. its used to. Advertise
in the South Nerwalir
, Ivonlrtg
‘Ilnlld ¢ ,, facts 1
r nature fig ~— -‘-_':‘.
cf . ’ 21¢“: 'rlJCu g i
Q
.l'slliw.
~.'
Prettv \"JJII
Decoration
uiiuie‘l ..::.i ...'._\ vow than ugly {n.lwl‘
a 1“:le 2‘ of fuel“, if you :no
lll!l‘~i1i‘l".‘.'ll’ll you \zuzli. ill" bu? '.'.’t“ w"
I» ;.'n but I" lisl In plm'v. You couldn't
go by: low .f you ll Rod our no hard. Wt-
lii'lll'fll)'lo'lil\'i'fl1,‘.l ib! rc- low-r was it
profiivr min of wall lI-‘ll or.
. l'zduiiuu. papri' hanging and (llslliil'uio
my,
if not w uvon‘wnt for you to mill at illn
slow. (in :11 pm? ;'l. aml l‘s‘ll‘: lK'pli-tm-tl
iovuli on you n Mb .lfull limmi‘ smupb s.
E. E. GORHAM.
10 Fillii'l‘ AVENUE,
Busihlom’alk. - - Connecticut
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without insurance. when ”our
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(fifiix Clo. a day will give you so Emlmv
meal. of 9H!!! parableio’ymnsclf if you
”ml. with ul-urmuu, its cwrylbiox
£156.th host lllllf’ulli'fllfl sf, insure ii: the
Connecticut Genera
life Insurance Co.
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