N
.1. r. Prowl»,
Out! score and five ”rulers tarrled at
‘ flexwysltmosmhnmn.
toothed-oi. i‘ «it lime-d. not... ‘ ‘
lid ntituation in Inunsbuty lathewscn
dt (Jo's shoe factory in South Norwall.
Pioneer Castle. A. 0. K. of M. 0.,
will give a sociable on Friday evening,
March 19th.}
Mrs. Cyrus 0. Barber, of Westport
avenue, yesterday received the news of
the death of her sister in Leland. Mich.
‘ o... Wallinglon Social club will hold
a dance in its hall at Cranbnry, tomor-
row night.
11 D, Cornell,ol Nors'allt, has been
awarded the contth to repaint the.
steamship Halifax.
William E Montgomery has leased
the house in Cross street recently vicar.
ed by Fran}: I Jones and will take pos—
session April 1st.
The Brard of Relief of the Broad Rive r
school dstriot will meet in 'the select-
ineu's omen at 2 o'clock tomorrow after -
noon. ' '
Miss Bridget Lyton has arranged with
uncut E Apell for the psssage. from
llasgcw to Norwalk, at her cousil ,
John J. O'Conpor. '
O
The Beethoven concert to be held in
the Norwulk Congregational church 1
for the benefit of the cushion and carpet
fund of the church. The date is Tnos~
duy. Much ill.
The basket-ball teams of Comp my l“
and the Pcmouuosk Pl inure club will
hold a practice gums in the Armory, ti -
night.
Leslie Blnedict. of Bayview avenue,
is suffering from a badly cut liugrr,
cansml by the member cutting in con-
tact with a chisel at the lock factmy.
Tuesday. '
The new promotional crew} for St.
Paul's chapel. mention of which “in“
mule in The Sentinel. Mondiy. illlw
similar to the crossut Trinity cbbrch,
New York.
Mrs. George 13. Gregory, oi Isunre
street. who was seriously injured in
falling down the collar s'tairs Saturdn)
night, is on the rend to recovery.
The i’cquonnoclt Pleasure club basktt-
bull tcum is cudeavoring to arrange ..
some with the Bridgeport Y. M. C. A.
team. tobepluyed in the Norwulk Ar.
mory. m"
REV. '1‘. K. Noble will give u Danton
sermon nttho Norwulk Congregational
chapel tonight. ' liie theme will lb",
"What Shall I do With my Christian
Life?" The service commences at ill.)
o‘clock. ‘
timclt arc running in large numbers in
tho Sungatuck river, and ueinc-huulors
are doing woil catching them. To.
river is clear of ice.
The committee on forloited rights. of
the stole Bonnie. has reported favorubly
on tho remlntion maturing forfi-ilml
rmhts lo WlilluulJ. ilamiilou..lr., ol
Narwullr.
Rev. ii F. Kidder. of Trinity Metho
dial. Epinc lpul church. New Huron. hu-
mused u sensation by refusing to olllm-
nlly Maximo/n [unis ileltohorni ouool
ill" Million of the church bullshit! Mr
lion-hoi- lwlouus ton will-t club.
Tho judiohlry committed report-oil fu-
vorshly yesterduy u bill emulating hotel
linens“ from liability tor property of
guests ulllm placed in the hotel ante and
thou only llubio to tlmust out of .350 no-
loss property is stated to be worth more.
A dog owned by Dr. I. N. Pillow)“.
of Wont nwuuo, was uttuoked by another
dog. yesterduy afternoon. it’. the corner
of Franklin avenue and Maple stool. and
bully bitten The counting do; was
ilrlvon oil. utter some dillltlulty. by
(bingo it it oltotl. Considershlsoxoltc-
"you was c mead in tho lisiglioirhmxl by
the light
l‘l tho Hulnvior Uourt. Monday. John
ll. ll‘l' wits lined with, Joseph Whilwn
”to. ilool'lln ”JUN Milo. l3 trnliy “do;
gun. and limy Malibu- rum. Tin-y
paid the lines. The men nam-d urn
tom who were recently arrested for
notion their mummy in Htmnlord and
timouwich for pom room purposes. All
plwlsl guilty. M
limiting of the death ol ltluhard (lil-
mate, of with Norwslk. tho ”notary
WMHW "The dmamlwmlml
"m at tho wedding of Air and a“
' , M 9, Mile" tblscity. which
illustrious! Kthbout twommth
In was wet! lit-owe hem ml ill-lit
. . ct Elisabet. who has
. been iii «the grip. is renovating.
7,,mmwm .
M In. M“? w ownw- ,
. inl- moisture: llitt‘anu on
" dg’bartmantiuudf i 7
confuse to many more
. the wont mm 0! ll»
‘ is reduced. The lsw provides
thatwbeu a prison is full all prisoners
who receive state prison sentences shall
be keptiu jail until thereis room for
them at Wat‘herslicld.
ennui so unscrew.
The attendance at the meeting of the
Boolalsnd Literary circle at Rev. 8. J.
‘Wllhosnmss diminished by the
stcrmyevgniug. ‘The‘admlrablsplper
on ” well.",heurd with so much in'er-
est at the previous meeting. was replet-
edby request. The next meeting will
be bold Friday evening. March 10, at the
house of Miss Annie Brady, The civil
war. from Bnm'e: m Gettysburg. will
be discussel.
Kisses Jennie and Meta Birchard gave
‘a tea, yesterday aitcmocu. at their
pleasant home in Main street. An cu-
joyable feature was the selections ren-
dered on Homer Birchard's phonograph.
There were also vocal and instrumental
numbers. among those participating be.
lug Misses Nellie Leonard. K the Farin.
Addie and Georgie Whitney and Jennie
Seolield.
Tax pollector W. W. Ballard hut post-
ed a notice on the sign-post to the silent.
that he will be at the collector'- olli at,
Town Hall. Tuesdays, April ll. 13. 2.1»
and 27. from 2 to 7 p. m.. Tuesdays
thereafter from 7 to 8:30 p. in . und M
Webb & Abbott‘s store. Noroton. Mon-
dtyl, April 5 and 19. Iron: 2 to 7 p. m ,
for thenceipt of taxes.
The concert given last night by E lulu
Hook and Ladder company wut a mo tl-
success. the hull being crowded with in
terestcd auditors. who heartily npp‘. uu-l»
ed the artists. The utfuir will no.2
good sum for the company's trenusy
The decorations wen very tasty.
Alonso Swords, an old slldier. w it
has been residing in Monroe. w...
brought to the state home for Gun l
Army veterans. Monday. and then b »
met his brother Walter, whom be h 5::
not seen in thirty years.
0m new member was received int.
the Congregational church. Sunday
The Sunday ache)! came‘near being :i
record-breaker. There were ill in o'-
tendance. '
Mrs. S. U. Sillimnn is in New York
visiting her daughter Cluru. a nurse in
the Skin and Cancer hospital.
The Chiuoer club met Monday f‘t’l'il»
ing at the house of Miss Blsh 1]). N W )-
ton. "Hamlet" was coucluduil.
Aveterau numel Cook tllfltl yl-ovw
(lay at Fitch's Soldiers' Homo. ,
ROWAYTON.
C. 1.. llgden has signed it contract to
build a bridge twelve lect wide from
the burn owned by Mrs. A. 1). Ward nt
Contentment island to the cottage on
the adjacent island. 'l‘hreo rooms will
be added to the cottage. The windmill
sud chimneys of Mr. Ihsun‘s new house
have Mon repaired.
Thomas Jr Lynch will have a new
roof and blinds placed on the lit. John
place in Main street, lately mcupied by
Neil Mitchell. improvements will luv
made to the interior of the house.
Cuslnuau it Stevens are pointing and
paper-lug Selectman Mucltey‘e liousc. u.
Daricn. which will be occupied by
George W. Goodeve.
Mathew: Sun have the frame "Hill"
for Baggage Master l“. H. “Klkwulkl'b
house.
Mrs. E. Thorium. of Main nil'dltl, it Hi
of the grip.
! l
GEORGETOWN.
Michucl Martin but moved into one ol
Gilbert 8: Helium's llutlutt, ueur lln
depot.
Augustus .lonlts‘ cows uud llnrsou uni-o
attached. Ionday. by Ll” Hellook. ol
Dunbary. to satisfy a claim for rum.
George Hanan will more into in.
Henry ”so" place at Little llmtuu tlltt‘
trict. the first of April.
Thsflocdssll lame but boon sold l.
flr. Been. ol Danbnry.
”Irvin Btoohlus hut rented mum ol
In. Frank Jelilf.
A dance WI! Mill in Lonny Hump-u
new barn."l‘nsaday night.
isles level the Com" ltalles
Thellrswhleh broke out in the Wall
its] room 01 the Georgetown ruiimy
station. about “:80 Which Tuesday
night. was dlscovmd by William id o
tlll. I'M “VOI It.“ the Ittlllull. "I: uni»
($leth entrance by liooctlul.
luawludow. and nice-dell in pool»;
out the the helm lllilt‘lt doom Wu
dole. The building my evidently tool
lire lmttt til. lime pill. as a hole chem.
acres that in dismiss was berm
around thanlpe where it pit-lass lllrougl.
tusslllas. Tbs-mas rim was com
Milli“! out final yours ago b
vmflfllhfhm the wires. sun
is. Mme mmwhe lured lb
at the
now
all m ism ls "Woo
. Micah . ”them we "no t: o.
m 7..., W. 3mm... erv; intuit" worm: .
- " I" ‘ " uncut é" Musicals" who; of any
mollusk-Martians; WW willbc u 'bll . A. i
, . "d: t thereon , Ls ion- 'lhe
90¢»th ot tax-mint“ ‘ man who has _ ”New”,
“ UP ”WWW defi‘mW' to this profession is It. noon-tins. and
”W.” m bin. , W its- he has been so suceeatnl that 33.
W mind, at MWylor tre ready he has sent out ever live bun.
market merino“ indications innuendo-d mac-mm all loaded with no: in
point tothe speedy‘erterminatiou or its “WWII and primed with his Voice.
untamed bivalve inacommercial sense. H" meal“ “Nubile. Withcucb
and in! the near future th’e scientific ”1'0””th the" k '9'” 1|" textbook,
W m mm the oysters 'm‘lm‘mlf loaded cylinders and twenty
. .blanlr cuss. Each lesson ln-vtho book
mamtllmb’ MP" 0' 3“. marine ill arranged in the form of out’stious:
n . t‘ _
, . , . and answers. The pupil ready to be
The holiness of oyster culture has al- Lbrill, puts the cylinder at the llrst li-s-
ready been carriel to a high point of ton in the machine. the mm in in.
development» in . Long island 30mm learn and startsthc phonogruph.
where artificial breeding has taken the “Wiping hi8 We on the book he hears.
place of the old method almost entirely ”"" WW" and "him?” repeated, with
In fact. nearly one-third of the bottom "w" "mp" ““9““ 1“” a“ " “1" KW
‘ _ . lessor stood at his side. There is on
0' W“ cm 0' “19'0" ‘3 09‘3“?!“ "" additional advantage that the lesson
present by oyster beds, the "0'1““ “lion be nmeated twenty or n hundred
which is dcrivel from the sowing oi yum“ if nct't‘llnl'y. until orcry sound is
seed and as regularly harvesting us any laminar to the pupil.
land crop. ‘ l Then after having thoroughly
u is wholly practicable to pmmmp, glcurncd llnrse sentence-u. he puts out
oystersbymakingun artificial mixture got the unused cylinders in the not
of cells item the mole mollusk and eggs '2"","‘ and minute ”'9 MW)“ I“ n
from the female. This h“ been aoomn ,lllllt‘ pnpl-r box the cylinder goes buck
_ , to Sew York, and at his earliest op
1)“.th “ll!!! ”"103 in an “Wr‘mm‘” gimriuully lllr. Canine pops it into his
way by simply chopping up ill“! loll?" own nun-blue.
dnctive 01's!!!“ M spawning time. 10‘ At his side is the stenogrnpher. As
this fashion ninety-eight per cent. of ills: ; Iic lion-nu to the lesson. repented buck.
eggs are impregnuted. whereas llnllr'l" "0W Hil’lll’lult lllt’ phonograph, new
natural conditions the great Inllj'n’lly 1:! : skirting ll going “W“- helm-mm “h
them are nit fertilized. failing to come iuntil-nun. win-re the pronunciation is
into contact with the mole cells ulthcy “WWII. Winn is right. what the mist
llost about in the water lohrs are and whorl) they have. been
1 lllzlilt'.
The letter and tho cylinder go burl:
——Df. it. 6. Flower on Latin Lest”. _ ll” lilo pupil. who rend» and lieu-us it,
Dr. R. C. Flower suys:
"It isrnlygllie own voice roprmlncvd. 'l'hen.
candidopiniou that Linus braves wiliW'kll'u "it ”I“ “fill!!!” "flinch-r mu-s
cure nine out of u.” 0' all female dm i more. ho in chin to loll lust whori- lllt‘
(-ttilcs." Price woo. For sale by u n ””"“"“"“‘_‘"”-
i’kmtodnlruguiut- Fourunss m OLD CORKS.
. The Number of Dlfl’wroul “’33: I’ll “'ltlrl:
‘[ They are Made l’sefnl.
It won cosy to find the place. for in:
One hundred and twontydivo guest. l‘lillml'ult‘ "cork rustic" of ridiculou:
look dinner at Norlield Grange BL“, proportions mlornml tho window. nod
Thursday lust, this occasion boing in four still-legged «1er men were uppur
Furmcrs' Institute held there by tho ””3." ""Iklm: vfl'orls in (lriw :1 mo».
Connecticut Agricultural ussilcintiou. ,“r "” 0' ”'rk mm" W” "W mm" ”‘1'-
The principii smokers of the day wwrv'I “N?!" l"? ”m" :"w proprietor W"
Dr. Jenkins, of the Slate Experiment ,;:'3:P|"::;:lzl'l'ffl {t‘xrmkmfifmfl‘s m”
Station: '1‘. 8. Gold. secretary of the sv- 2 3' .Imp ‘ s'
‘ "'l‘hcw." Kohl ho. in Hip course ll
mention, and l’roi. “10’1". 0' 5W?” {my Pill" with him. "are nil old (with:
college.
.ind pvrhupu nonn- ol' lholn haw bt‘t‘li
Mrs. Ephraim l'itch. who has been
‘ro-lnudl- lhri-c or four limos. You: I
seriimsly ill the In“ two weeks, .fl «no lllllkt“ money out of any sort of old
hotter.
. writs. stood or luld. 'l‘hcac." llt' ('Ullllll
. _ _ ;il|'tl. li-mling tho “by to ll lou . lll'll
A ”POW"! 900ml" WI” be 8"” b" :l'lmm. lined on curb ‘liido with llfillltill’lii‘
the Noriiald Endeavorers. at the llolncpmoilvn bio». "on- all old corks. Till.-
of Miss ldu Coley. Thursday evening. ‘lirsi bin. you .wv ls Illiod with mixed
The funeral 0% M”. Betsey-'Seslryj ur broken curls ill'lll'lt‘rl. .
was held from her late home on Soul '1 ”"3. m”"'””"“ "k" fourpcncc '"
day. Rev. Willi nuColzltfiweilolliciulmr. HMMW" u ”Hm". for ”m; WNW" "w"
. _ l il'lrr being \Vith’lll'tl in llul \Vllli'l‘ and
The Misses Hubhon. 0' Bflds‘llilfL tin-ll lll'lt'tl, it is around “no and mill
are lineal-s of Mrs. Rufus Fitch. ;Io linoleum imlllufuclnrors :ll loo .shl
Mrs. John Lockwood broke her collar »""l~"_‘ " pound.
hm“, (till unlit linod 0mm. anurics. l')’ " l hmo‘ lil'v \\ hill we will HI'I'tWVh.” In
. a: ' - y I . . .
being thrown from her carriage, utlu‘, "1";::'".“'l“‘i:mllhz‘i::‘u.\hl:;111 hill“ of livid
bl ‘ ll ' ' l l \ . . 4'... I.
«laylaet week. . I no I.
l
WESTON.
wring from heriongiilneus. .l‘ l'nlll'sl‘. rvoilurs llwm illllll for r:
Dilmmr‘n. who have both been ill. um ”M" ”WW" " "WM“.
ticr.
b9 . .unl icon-s u hollow llllw. 'l'ho llllw~
"“"lflll'lflcsd Satchel :m» lln-n slim-d lnlo ring».- for lbw ll:
About till millionsoicigurs are unmml— """r "N" “"WVVWCV “0m”
1y iuumrted into this country ironl “ml " l ho wry but quullly of Moo .vorkt
lslaildol Cuba. Th", “'9 lligllcprlcml “lill‘ll ow sold in tho It's! lllhiilllt't‘ .‘il
_ ,‘ it in H, l“ .: " ..- ~- :- a
isignrs.uudcost no high as u dollar at " .7. m f ' mm ‘ an ”mu" I"
‘ \ l ' ‘ f ‘ f on lol NI. “r not our nupply or llu-m
”“9“" ‘ 3"" ‘ 9" U tummy ”my ”r from Ilw big Wont [Cull a-lnlm ulnl lush
as admin smoke. whon you con buy an
‘ , lonohlo l'l'hlillll‘illilo.
lmporinlt rowncigar for Illa. um. ;. s'nrkm'l'pw 3...... into in... mm
0
lino minute is oil tho limo ni'rousul‘y
lion Minute Conch lturo llnt'll “but was
uunioinlpliou. l). l'. Wood, Norwnlli;l
, I nlumllng is unto.
ll, (‘ bulls-m. south horwnlk.
Tollonnu. ilclnnn. scaly skin vrnp~
lllnld, burns and maids urn mullllod ul ., .
onwnnd pmmplly healed 3,}. UMVIIl'u “lion lulu-i \gonl iii-on». and lb.
Win-h llnmil .‘iulvo. Ilm best known cur» "1"" ”N" ”’l V” "” """mWWl ‘" “l
1“,. Wm. H l'. WW“, Nurwulh: it. :, loinl u blomlul merino mm. which luoi
:ltnlmn. South Numolk boon hlllllllt'tl lllt‘fl‘ to u slump moon-i.
nee llswsnt M00.
The modern ol this paper will he
pivoted to lcurn lllut lllt'ltlll- ut lrnst
mo drundod vim-rm that nuance has
lmoi ubll- lolcun- in all its Mug-m, and
llmt M i‘uturrh. llull‘s llutntrh lfurc is
lilo only pimitive corn known to the
mmliml fruturnlty tlulurrh being it
wolitutiouai dines». reunites a «melt
on louai trout moot. iiail'u tiatarrh Gum
~s iulwu internally. noting directly upon
lwbhuwl and “moons "illness of tho
tyblt’lll. lhcroby iloslmying the loondn»
rumoliho tllltr'itflldmtl giving the pn-
clout stronuth by building up the cou-
olsutiouuml assisting nature indolu
its work. The pollinators have so now
(son in in. curative :1le. that they
lifetime Hundred llolurs for so oats
llmtlt falls to cum. blend for l t at
him in u ll'oowmlons roul-
mill in bound the ruin hlliwkml «mu
end out and lnslnnlll' umlihol om;
"HP in sight. 'l'lil' i-rmv look Willin-
on tho cure. uhilv lli'um lmllml I’m
the m-llmphulv polo. All lll' pint-ml in»
build nunlml llw Imlt' llllll nilll‘lul In
climb the indoor tho “4th limgml
ngnlnwt the pole. a-ulvhlng illuiiwu’.
loft lmud lu-lwooo its hmol und ill.-
hoary llmlwr. I‘I'Ilnllltlll his llugm-u hor—
l'lhlt’.
The young mun won klltlt'lit'll lion.
the polo. unit in tho I'llli't'ltllly M'llml
tho llt'tllil by tho lltll'llli. 'l‘hon l'llhllt'll
I ‘l’llll m'iltllv ln-lwm-ll lho mm on our
side nod tiiurw qul Ilw ll'uln t‘l't'tl'
twillmllllltllll ‘ on the oilirr. in “Mill llvulm Im'p
. im‘gm' l“. J. Uflltbllll'dt (30.1%). “in brunt of llu- mnlllrt. lining tlltllll
rm... , , ,. lll . 'l ....
llrdfilll by drnaglstaJiln. in the l luiluu u l llllll lllltl no u m u
on top of him mom or llw Hill".
3 Win-in the rum won ill lulu roioruml
to it» t'l'lllt' it was found lhlll. lh-Hlllt's
. . wk... ~.-.vm......_...
lt it'surprlnlug whut a "wee bit of a
:£3:1{.w"afinf°§‘;‘,‘g.""};, ”33W: having his lmml orusloul. llruvim wan
lliflllnfltl. “n ‘ Mob , mum IN- WC and minimal from hood to fool. llllll
Will's Little any Risen. hm , it. but bin nulfnrtll tll‘lll’ll' turn on.
title pill. Boot ll. E 1". Wood. or. finclumlcr how and .lilwmuor.
walk; ll. (i. not see. ttmth Hawaii.
”a ail—“.mm». .
w. ” I " a " M lel‘nlkiwlll‘m'iMill-W “with“ “learner.
Thimflullfifl - It! "Pu, who was thlock'!"
‘ l “I l‘sterfnmlllns with u look or M...
m and borrow: "llroul ”who“.
. you almol church null “ltfltltlyr
Mary west and new lows who
* was? ti! and ”end your
‘0 o
. ‘ i si-rl-u‘ls‘ m- Inmui that tho cork-e how ,
Mills Maude Willinmn is slowly rr't‘ot- ’lnwn picri-ml by ii ’l'tll'km‘l‘l'l“. \\ hirie. i
l ll-lavo Put in This Sale IOO Pair of
MPH. Emma 5mm” and Mm All"h,jllli|klllg into new corks. Nu “l' pol ‘
Iunrlnnv .
Jilill'll rm» lln- lllbltlt' out of Him“, .
MEN’S FINE RUSSET SHOE
It in wry H'llllil‘»: ‘
in high lll'lt'l'tl t\‘llll'. lludfiii‘m'c it is on '
busy nmllvr lnl- up. to "intro llwm lm. :
lo iiwido from Winona! crooriom'o that ”lintl'a'lllly now (‘0rkh.“‘l“r“lll .‘ll\\\'|‘l‘
l The ll, \\‘ mu] 0. lioiml ul Wolnov K
won it m-nv o1 grout i-xi-llouwnl ~llon ’
ly lu-l'nro ll u'rliwk Hulnrduy l‘H'lllIlu‘, i,
, 'i‘lw ritln mm in n slolll vl'nlv llllil ;
\n whim-i .
lunl tho t‘l'illl‘ louvlo-ci tho ground limo ;
won
.«f.?"”"" film
Cloak 'Smtore.
We are showing the most complete line of Shirts ‘ in all
twin cities. ’ A’ magnificent line of silk Waists in all the
latest shades ut‘as‘tonishingly low prices.
0
Something Special in Collarottes.
A very handsome little garment made out of astrakhan
cloth, silk lined, speciulfor $1.75. Don’t fail to come in
and look at it.
, u.
Store in ldahackemo Hotel block. l
o
waadays
merits particularly
“Riverside” and. “Royal.”
A. W.Austin’
H~c .
SOCl ETV AN D BALL
.....PR|NTING......
cases at
s. 39 Wall Street.
liloliths.
Value from $3 to $5 a
i - 'lllA'l‘ I WILL SELL AT
thclead‘io‘g" patterns fur, spring wear ever shov’vn in the
No one need go to Europe for e. f _
watch. The best are made right here " ms ”ammo“ my“
in America by the American Waltham
Watch Company. ’l‘wo watch move-
recommended—
‘ Can be
found in gold, silver and;.gold_fillcd
liorwalk.
AT THE SENTINEL OFFICE
Bankrupt Solo of Shoes is now going on and will continue for two . T
H AsLF - PR l CE.
new
cniozlrl’h
, i
W”, . .
lilnator" "at not
M mm M:
mauych id ‘ ‘l
8,.
“I
ch y'silweetw , .‘
penguin” wane new“
“m g,au motherswqrytl
pmlse thsiuaudtellot ' ..
them. Mylcuru
rhma. badstomsch.
l stomach
acheswand'r al
tron _ . , - clan
and bowtls. ‘ it was:
1! destroy them. and by
system do the child good
Mothers. all: at our, ..
twentyviive mile: or ' .
twee: Wolrm P'lr‘iwdors. use
your amt y. he use "
and harmless as tall?!" W trill»! f
will be sent free for trial to ' '
who will address Allen 3. ‘
i.
E E Turner. of Common. ‘5
us that alter antlering trom filefs¥ for
cnloen years. be complete! hired
by llltlllz three lumen of be M”
Him-l Salve. It cures cousins and
skin diseasml. E. P. ,W ’
g). Btillson, South In):
_ Champion mom
Miss Annie Oakley writes: I
and many of the Buflaln Bill W
Co. have given Allen’s ‘F' .g ' ,
powder to chaise into the ‘
thorough trial. and tin"
lhntit does all one: more "
claim." It instantly intestinal )
is u’certnin cure for swollen,’
aching. blistorfll or meeting I
by all druggiuts and shoe m.m'
live cents. Sample sent into. Address
Allen S. Omen-d. LeRoy. N. Y ‘ 7
If youfhuvc ever seen a child lh‘ “It! "
agonyl creep. you can appreciate :
gratitude of mothers who know thlfg-
Minnie (leech (lure relieves their little ,
ones as quickly as it is “mm;
Many homes in this city are new with? '
outit. E. l'. Weed, Norwulk; G. 0.,
Slillson. South Norwalk.
M, Bilicus Cello.
.ifereons who are subject to '9‘
lulloulumltc will he pleaded to “to?”
prompt relief may be“ bid by W
Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera ‘MW‘
rhocn Remedy. and if taken arm II
the lirst indication of the disease It)-
peurn. it will proventllio attack. For
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price.
500 “ sample, 23, ill illltl4, ll, ll coil 1.}
Worth ll'oln $l.‘25 to ii.
400 “
$1.5(). .
300 pr. lullicu’ (ioodymr woll, button,
worth $3, at ".00
7 5 pr. lliiascs’ potent in
80 H u ti 6‘
250 pl" lilou’s cull, squol'c lillldlt’llililtifiillt‘
.60 .i o ii i: n single n
50 “ “ police balls top,
50 “ boyu’, tup sole,
100 “ boys" and youlli’s,u good one,
130 “ innu’e high boots, snow on it your
mealsgtlwrm King,
pol.
other 8
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4150 pr. luilies’ coll, loco itllll button, worth. $2.50 ut 1.25.
“ nice lino kid button llllll luco,worlh $2,130 and 8, at“
350 pro. ol houuslun'y, Muthowoon ihtfo.’sluilicu’lino shoes at half -
,ll‘lllll 75o..to $1.25.
lvulhcr tip, 3 etylfi,’
coin, all. 7 fir.
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$1.25 “
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some as your up),
Norwalk Chronicler