8.1.. June 11.4th
all here tor the Mt
t and Intoflnntioli o!
to know the points of tho
in row to the hi; vomit!
_ . .luno at. these statlalico
difference of tits pounds In
”M Height: of the crews. Yule
. m use email tho urin-
IIW u o linpy medium.
- ’ Ditto for endurunce. then
, advantage; but. on the
Well. With the lightest crew
than”. won last year 'a race easily.
lilishler than ever this year.
. added youngsters, who suc-
’ ' heavy men. being very
W enlity Harvard’s Weight
$4 Kine average weight: of
~ tékcluflve oi' the coxswninn.
' Iowa: Cornell. 169 pounds:
:‘ Yale, 17:119.
tiered last year from lack
. While the light Cornell
’ .In splendid shape, nl~
MM by the college "experts."
' ‘ are doing similar news-
; this year. 1111 being too light
"withstand the strain of hour
‘It I: generally conceded that
MI Always finish strong and
7mm iii their best point.
'bfll‘draineddhis year to over—
enr' defeat. and it is not
9, but probable that the
tilting will be done in the last
bird and Corndl hove
Intuition the starts, and both
b‘niqulck start. but an equally
' on? down to 11 normal stroke
on water quickly, but swings
m an easy salt at once. li’ Hair»
”come“ get lighting In the first
V " '. o and keep up a last stroke,
Wilt Ihor easy stroke will 11 in the
or. it Harvard and Yale put up
”content in the first mile. Cor-
repeat her performance of last
Q
rd pulls the longest stroke and
, quickest recovery. Yale comes
“minutes more body on the oar,
”I” it more quickly for recovery
I! la about the name as last year,
quit. no long as the present Har-
‘ be. but snappier.
thrill use a new Walters paper
, t'hoth Harvard and Yale will
but!” boats built in this country.
‘Wnell and Yale I-reu's use the
can swivel oat-look. but the Hor-
. “MIMI use the English thoIe pin
will?) tint they get_much more
n‘fllflntltlu to Be Connidmd.
‘ lieu. lacwts not theoriom are
at“ will undoubtedly be factors
myopic of speculative minils
““3 Willie for themselves the “in-
1!! equniiy as much noeurnvy its
manna one writing opinions
.But alter you have spot-u-
Mi Wore a final decision Is given,
M Valor, Yule lurk. Horror-timin-
, a nail Cornell limiting 1111000113
It! be marked down as unknown
ntities; iinhln to cause disaster to
decisive opinion.
e 9 me for the entire series
m briefly as Iolioun:
y. Juno 23,—«1‘wo mile ram
iron of Yale Hort .111] and
will. to be rowed up stream bt'tWI-en
”7'” 5 o'clock p. In.
titanium! 25.~«~Fntll' mile rare for
Ily crew- of Yale. Harvard. and
Il, to ho rowed down Illl‘t'atn at
p. in. ohm-p
I “heyday. June 30- I-TIvu mile moo
m Coltlniliin 11ml l’vnnnylvnnia to
. flown llreuni between i and ii
, 7.“ July l.—-Ftiur mile varsity
‘Cm-neil. Columbia :1an l‘nnnnylva-
1* ho {owed down stream between
Dull;
In much dim-union horn iinotit
fldn change-Ii. It In npprvlwnded
mm the more III piiilvii nil sharp.
1” _ no 23 there "my be trouble for
11» crew new ihr- beginning at
WWWW- .. .
. “I m Shelton.
Francisco, June El. 'l‘Wn rhnrp
m ”took! of earthquake W070
mlorday. thi- nilll'lnl limo oi
_ ”on by the l'nii‘etl Hinton
11. Ml!“ 12:14. It Will tui-
t immediately by it rim-11ml
vibration» were {mm wut
it! wrri- niaiiiiwil. nuiipvmi-
doourutionn were Molten
, but no real ditmuirv lit
I ohm-I111 Were tho intuit m
It”! hero for mimy your».
Wu general throulli—
Nollie ritilriinil. at-
I train runnlnit tram
. ran into uni killed
Verdi upon the truolt
m than. The omitti- wuu
lb! ditoh utmn HI tililit. liln.
It“ comm underneath
My. them not intuit:
* M iii the om hill the ruIlII.
train I!“ tint till. engine
m m m 1“ mm-
the Willi” “joint“.
item. Will milk.
wanna try tin. u were
m of the vial-
nit”... but tow mil
am without iii.
stubby the III-.11 mic
it'll: iii-11m.
alum I13
I 1 I,
We:
MM‘
Decorating
Bunting i
rush.
Full line of revolvers, cannons and blank Icariridg‘r 5.
Special prices on assorted cases for individual or club displays.
We are in position to supply dealers at less than manufacturer’s
Our prices this year are lower than ever before.
Order your assortment early and have it delivered when desired, and avoid the great
w. s. S‘ruR‘IEVANT,
1., T -, 1
a. .. «I, II “t
Largest Stock
greatest Variety,
LoWest Prices.
Hprc sent quotations
north Iain anti Ann-Struts.
‘ ‘ South Iorwallt, Conn.
Hi
Dress Goods Remnants!
Thurs'ay' Is Bargain Day!
Beginning with Thursday of this WCtli. We will oil'cr a
special “Marked Down Sale" at
Spring Dress Goods!
Included in this sale will be our accumulation of
At our usual large reduction to prices for such pieces. “'1-
shall add to the above, 50 prices short lengths oi
Silks at 25 Cents.
Suitable for linings, dress fronts and
line of ladies’ shirt waists.
m
urn—o.
fancy Work. A large
84 Washington Strut, -
A. Dickermand: Son,
AT WRIGHT53 R EPOSITORY’
Corner Modison and Franklin Streets.
South lorwnik. Connecticut
...._--~, .4: ‘n m ...-.
5001..
r
dogs-.ao.5oooocgpohgro‘ so:
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IN BICYCLE.-
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IN OARRIAOEI.
IN HARNIDSEC.
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And
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MARKET.
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’FJZR’ANCIS “a. ”o.
The Clothiers,
, . ..._,.. .- _. w.-
South Norwaik.
:«.:‘ ,1 I‘: W.
mfi‘w‘mnummmm
Now. Inn. from where St. N.]“’ri‘ni‘OWlnilS
The Poet Lumen: sings the
Iwm~oioeom.II i
It!
'Irr. AWN! tram—- . in. ‘ii «I ‘ ‘
W.M“"9 Born-in m tho colo-
Irratio- of un- tiixly Yun' Riel.- With
Duration. :1 8|" Alta! oi [In Filth.
lighten Simple, but III-pro rive.
London. June 2L~The Time: min
morning co’ntuinii Alfred Auntin’ n poem
on the diamond Jubilee. It is entitled
”Victoria" and in in so stanzas. The
poet loot-cut. begins by describing how.
"they placed a crown upon her (hit
young. brow."
lilmt‘imho" gazed, In; am: who doth not
When Iilio
'twua as
now
The”o meaning of 11 message.
The h'liIlhh of one around her.
Iler soul"h that lpnke.
"With this tli't‘tld summons. since 'tlt
heaven 11 d1 crvr,
1 would not pultor even I! i could;
lint. tiring a woman only. I can be
Not great, but good.
“I cannot don the lirI-nntplnto and the
helm.
To 11'in weak waist the sword 1 cannot
1: r1
Nonin the timeouts that distract :1 realm
lice even or heard.
"ll iii in my m‘iplr' R wiedom will I share
Ami In lb: 1' valor play :1 IiI-ipiui port
111 ruling tho 111 still In .111 tin-y do or don:
My woman 11 In ori.
”Nivrr hr broken long on 1 sh: in high
Thom hooltmn cor-:vnmt t’wixt them am!
To ki'I'l! this kingdom mooted by the
11mm.
Loyal, yet (rt-1:."
"The poet laureate rotors to her
“princely heipmatr. smrnvr of wrong
and ii-ver of the right" and then tells
of lli‘l‘ norruw at his 1111:1111. ’l‘l1-~ [lilt'lll
concludes, from the tII'r-nty—fuuriii
stanza. an follows: ‘
’ili: ii to “in-ls yIt wiilir w .13 nnt’nrlvd
l‘ho'flng liiiit tyrant; xnI11r umiil In-
1- u
'iiii its strong wisdom governed hall the
nurhl
And nil the wow
And imnnpllml :~illki for W. 11' or poor".
i It torlo s l: nitianii furrou'r (it still the
{mun
harvest
(m t'
Il'idI-r than llnmi.
'I'n empire wimr than 11-1111
Then-tore. with glowing livnrls and proud
m.- .1) hum
The children of In r Isl. Ind rv him today
ltw III in" sixty vv'm mlile year:
(it \Iitumh swm
nduwn
"i‘wiu towns in tint and plains that till
tilt plow.
And 6- min ~‘ 11- ml.“ the lmpvrlol cronn
'l'.tI It Kiltl.‘ III r brow.
From Alrimi‘q mp»,
tings Imi‘k.
Ami Britain's
withdrawn,
And that young (‘t‘llllllii‘lll that grrots the
dark
\I‘lwn we tho down.
where lay-.12 watchv
srepter nv'rr shall be
From stvIt-l vomit-ii
.uui strum:
.1an tum i h s mounting guard liftrii rm.
lll illl.
iiiriiI r hor
prnmnnturii :1 :«Irrn
sittijvets World to hall liLl‘
1111:.
H1 Stilt mien: ri-lgn.
.‘inIl I-t‘rr, wlnn mill-.lmw'x: mink News
an.
Hill“ rifl't‘ “ill '1 36 limit? \lI'l
31ml own
[3th
Pb in lii‘l' [dirt fzimo.
JUBILEE SERVICES.
Qmmn Victoria ‘1ng... tin- Celebration It
81. (irorgc'ii 1 hand.
London. June L'i. Ith-n \‘lrtorin he-
iziin the ("‘l“llrit'lttl’] ni' livr julint't‘ yvs‘
11-May, 38 “as lmilltim: ht'l‘ «mire 1-11-
fi'i'l'. hi‘iuri‘: lln- itllill’ of WT inlili. while
t‘Iir-IiixliI-ui Imnclun. tin» l'niiml King»
Ilnm .llI-‘l the empire. In evnry mtimlroi.
f‘lllll‘t’h or olmpri u! the i-lsiiihlishwl
“Ellip‘ll .if I'liiqlrtnil “'t'l’i' hold wrvir-nfi
similnr to ill-"51' .11 St. «Emmi-'5 t‘hill'i‘li
\I'indeor. \ilirw litl "minim paid ln-l'
Ilnuliunsi and uiriIIIIII solemn thanks-
' i1 Inn.
The innoiini'tmmit that the survive at
St, llnrirge'y .tmptl would lm private
and fur ihv llii iiilit‘lri of ”in rnynl limi-
ily ivruwniml the authoring of :1 lzu'izt'
I‘i'nmi. 'i’liv :~'< I. m- “11,-: must inipri-snivv
and "IV )l‘l'Vli'I' wry slim-Iv. Iii-r mul-
i-uiy sat in the chair of stall llllllli'dl-
only in ll'l'lil of llli' communion roll
and luni bier-idi- the inner plati- the In-
iu'ilpii-rn of Iihii‘li di'filfllililt'fl the spot
Wllli'li mm the Inmpnrnry plow u! in-
terment oi the [whim t'IIllNrirl.
'l‘lio- indie.“ and m-nllvmi 11 Min art} the
11mm! nillII'i-s III the lllli"‘li'fl llIIlit-‘I'llillil
I'lllm‘t‘il lirnt. lulluwmi by the military
K‘lllfl'lllit at Windsor in tin» full wwiumc
III mirltml huts rind ni’iii‘lvt mutt-i. ’l'lit'
lmiw ill limmmhiro 11ml l.v|l'1l itom-iwry
oqu-iml their stalls on Knights of llll‘
(lurivr.
'I'liv Tleiin of Winder-r. \W‘lll'lili! the in-
signia Iii I'lmplnin of tin» tmlvr Iii tiw
tlnrlor. Iiflil-intmi, llflifilf‘olt’tl by the lord
lilIliop o! lmrry nnii nun-nil muons.
'I'Iw titan-i III the t‘hiuwl.
i‘iiIIvtniillv :It ii u'rlm'k. nml-I' the roll
nirniiw of an tll‘litiltl voluntary, thi- Inn-Mi
ltl‘i'l\'t‘ll t‘t'niii llli' l‘lllllili'l'fl Iii lllt' I-n-
ii'liiiw. utiminiml by hrr lnIlliIn III-
iI-mliini. Ilhi' \\‘llll(l'll I‘l'lll‘ly to Iliv I‘Imir
iii 11min. tho congregation ntniiiliiuz.
i'llI-I 11 on Ilrvwwd it" in Mark i-xrvivt for
11 “NH“ tuft in lll'l' iioiilivi. 'l'lii- llm~
pram l’t‘mllll'lrk of Germany. illlll’i‘il in
Ilwii llllll'k, lmilt llli' mini III the tight of
he tun-on. whili- l‘lll' lliikv III (fon-
niiimm, \H‘ill'lllli lllli Windmi- uniform.
tiliitll‘i’l Iiimwll it! lit-r left.
1’“? otlwrit iti'uupI-Il IliI-mm-Ivvii Mosu-
iy lwhliid and looked wry Illw ii iiiiiiplr-
tiimiiy oi wuiehliwrii. Among thui‘n
mII-u tho liiwhmm of Continuum. i'I-InI-r
Henry at l'i'Iii-Iiiii and tin» I‘I'inmiii
"imry, Prime (litrliitinn 11nd Prim-mun
("tiriniiiim with, their children. Print-emu
Henry of llnliI-nlmrfl. tlw Ill‘iitiil Dukii
iii-ruin! and the urnnd Illlislwu.
,Ilrillilitl'y nioriiiuit prayer- iwirun with
u nlmrt t'ihiil‘lflllilll from I. 'l‘lm.. and
the “nitration uni-r tIiI~ (Freed I-untiiinod
them Millli'lliltlil:
l'riniiiwil Lotti now the queen.
Ariswermwmi puiivtii hm- trust in
“101‘.
I‘lriimt»Ilend her help from that hot;
plum».
Annworw-And ovrrmum mightily do:
tend lwr.
lirliieiwlwi her i‘IIi‘llili‘II have no ad-
vantage tivur lli'l‘.
Anon-cruel not the wicked wot-mien
to him her.
-vllt H 'l'I lilt,
linizlz'unlu gri mine 1:11» a
tum WE 1101i 7
"Ran
thing: w on are We.” .
'l'liero was no unnon. but a worm
11m. more by tit! flint my. Wii.
the
tum womm. lord 11111119 ot. win-n
item. with music by Sir Arthur Bulll.
inn, run run; nt her muerty'l re-
0“"!
Before the benediction 2. special
thanksgiving was oderoil. _
8min! Prayer- nod limbo.
The choir of ill. George's chapel ren-
dered the musical portion of the aorviee.
Sir Walter Parratt prealdinn ot the or.
gun. The service looted 40 minutes, the
queen remaining seated throughout and
{allowing cioneiy the special prayers
and hymn. ,
At the end there was a potion. The
queen. with bowed head, rontinuod In
I silent prayer. Then followed a touching
scene, which will ever linger in the
QI'EEN VICTORIA.
memory of those who witnessed It.
Suitimvmlnu. the" Empress Frirdi-rick.
who invited loi' at Eti'l' side. the «1111-1311
kissed her on both cheeks. Tln- litiki- or
(.‘onnnuirhl rim! thi- others of tho family
followed, l‘l‘t‘ltl't'lllg a similar when of
afiiii'llfln on iwnded knm‘. in many
cases the recipient was kissed several
times.
The queen was profoundly movml,
illiil the tours roiled clown llt'l' vim-ks.
At lust. and evidently with great ruino-
tnnr'e. sin. lvw'knlli‘il llPl‘ Indian attend-
ant. and. [mining on his arm. passed
slowly out of 1111- chapel, the entire run-
grugniiun standing. thr- Still light {oil—
iiig through lllt' multimliirml window;
and tho exquisite strains of the organ
rising: and Sll'ullll'lg imp-nth 1th gums.»
lutnnr- -r1-Il run! it It .IK 1 sun-- m-vvr in
In forgot ttn 11nd llllllltil all Illi'fit'l‘li
nith strum: “math 11
BIG BANK LITIGATION.
Tho (lutunm: of an Alleged limbo-ulc-
mrnt 11' Nearly $1,000,000.
Line-viii. Nwll,, June 2! —-1\'eoriy lml
"it'llt‘3't‘ll mm of Illinois. scum-red ovvr
tho amt-- from Chicago to East St.
Louis, mzmy of whom I‘v-siili‘ at Peoria
amt llziiosiinrtz, lIuVu been made Iltflt‘lhl-
am.» in ulmt is likely to prove the must
swtmutiunnl national bank litigation M'-
or instiluiivi in tin: Wt‘Fl—llli: nextvhap-
in r in lhr' f:llll|itlil vase In whirh i‘harlvs
MHShI'I‘. prcwiiiont of the llt‘funl‘t (tapi-
tnl National hunk «I! this city figured
in iliv i‘lelIK of shading, it is Rlll‘gt'il.
Something IIi'vr SiJ‘II‘iI'IJlfltl.
lite hunk Most-Ii in Hill. Ten years
prior to that time ttn- (‘zipiial Notional
hail hum paying immvrisu dividends.
amounting in lllt‘ aggrc gum in whom.
Th0 Slitl‘khtildnl‘s “‘I‘rr IIIUSVJF llllnulrl
pimple. ilwwtvvr llnyslen of ”I“ Masher
hank nnu‘ hos brought suit against the
st-u-kiinltim'i: in furvv [bum in I'i-ium tho
illl‘lrlt‘lltlfi piml by Musiiwr on thr- ground
lhnt tin-y \wro not t‘lll’lli-il, hut III-re
paid oil: of the monvy oi the (lL‘IJuEI'
'liuis.
iiw soy: that ”1" books show that Ilw
irmk nvwr lliiiil" :1 Ilnl'znr. A similar
suit ll.l‘~' iii-Ii lIII-Iri' .l.». iiiml livrI- against
a NP“ Y-ll‘k THIII'l-illfllill l‘, li.\\':ir«ilin1\'-
api .tr New York viiy. who must r-Iliirn
MEAN” paid to him in dividends by
Musltvr.
im‘lii‘f'r lliiyilvn. J. \'i'. llf‘ww‘il'. ('.
Muuwm. .l. H. Amp-I illlil II. M. Lam'-
lwramn how x'vrurnv-Il lI'I-m i'liivntzu,
wlnrv ttIu-y lurtk Mmhor's tl'filllllilny iIi
thr- ozwo. Morin-1* 1le ion-s that tlw div-
idends 11mm minim] siiul that, if the
hooks .III nut slimy it ilII-y haw been
Imitilzixml sliiI'v hr iIIfI iln- hunk.
The law I24 IIiIIm‘ that if 1hr Iiiviulvmls
worn llllt‘ii'iii'tl tiny "Inst lw I'i-iiiriwd
in tw»ii:ilut,i.~n- ii.II I‘l‘liudllvirfi.
iii. r‘llv!‘ is not. lli‘llll: ii: t'lill‘nim, ii is‘
will. in rouii eiyiv.
Alnlmnui'u Terrific Storm.
Slviilluuii‘n‘l‘)’, .\i.i.. .lllllt' L'i. II'I'IIo 1m-
l‘i'l’c‘hl ,v'IIIiII kiimin in this. rentinn viri-
lml .\I- Iiiirmm '1‘. 'i'ilv Mini 1- ohm I‘t'il
Til miin is :In lnIiii' (or .I (my minutiae. .iiinl
illiniml Ilnw-qIIIII-imr u! rm invh u! rain
lull. Iiiiliiii L'ii llllllllil'l‘. wliiI-ii I» mow
ilinii llll' total Fillilliill t'nr lll!’ thumb
of May. ’i’iw lliil'liilli'll'l‘ Iir-IiIII-Iii two.
lonthii. \i'lllli‘ ilin li’ilil‘rl'Illlilv ill‘iiti-
ppIIIitii iii-grown in in: illllll)‘ IIIinIIti-a.
'l'hI- Iiiiivl'n i'vlm'll)‘ Inn-I fli‘l'illi'l‘ than
M'vr iii-turn I‘I'i-ll‘dli'l'l‘Il llt‘l‘t'. Rhndv lll‘i'il
nil uvI-r tum. Ii’l‘l‘t‘ Mimi illitl i-rniiii In
tho IIurrIiIiIIiiiiIIt I'uiiiili‘y IlziiiiiutI-II. IiIi-
Iiivrumi i'imiii were blown off iiiid fence»
lllld low.
«w
r
Nam lineal-1111mm. Hunt.
t'lmiminoun. .11in L'i.«--.I Mam-iii! i‘roni
(initiation. MIL. mm: llvnry 'liiIiiniw, :1
[learn rsxi'iii-riunilt irIIiiI llll‘llliliilllililt.
ili'mi Into a party of iiiitiiuin-ii neuron
tint! on tho iriiinn‘amlonrinuiuni Wound.
ml Will (honor, it “Will I‘illllllliil. (luv.
nor tillil tile ll‘lr'lllli‘ l’t‘llil‘lil’il thv tire.
and u Itunvmi TIHl l'llfitli'il. 'i'liuiiuui 11*qu
Idiot Iii ilw limit and ill‘l'li iitIIl Willi
nlnhiml “UN! in the hlI'IIililil‘ and will
llli‘. ’l‘II'n oilin’ liiriiiiiiitiinui twirl-nut
wore flliitl IItIii utiuiiim unis Millllu‘ll.
Moan \illliilty II :11 the (‘Ililrii' ui iiw iron.
”1".
,—... “M,
A nonimtor'u 111.11..
flyrnctiw. Juno ilk "only if. Crow.
ford. It (’Illlll‘itl‘ltir. tun-d 4? years. mm.
milled uulride Iii hiii home in thin nity
Iiy cuttlnii his thrimi with 11 mat-r. Ho
llilll boon intone at Interviilii for 11 your.
linflvrinu from unreal». 'l'ln- tii'l tumour»
ml not to have liven iit'r-i'anltiItNlI lie
lint! Juiii IIIIIiVI-Il lililllwll’ tlllil Iiplwiirud
to have lutiiloniy lillil‘ll th» notion III
t'llllllll‘ Ilia throat.
WWIM
Mimi“ by (lulu-03
After the first roller-I Ii H'lt‘t‘lill colloid
1in: will. IiIiII imiieiui III the initial
prayer for the «um um! royal tiimiiy
twa 11mm oration Were ruhrtiitiiod.
A interim prover tor till“! we hold.
on thou Ivmmmimtflm
Newport New. \’II.. Jum- 21—41 oy~
alone but merited newrui huum 11ml
dill truuli ditto-Inn to growing [II-n]...
gflulllklmbio domino not lililii dam In
the mail mu lyiul iii wow iii the
rim rim.
. I'h 9y Are mm Norwolk People end
" WMEWMIIIMIW
Interim; “I
When mt incident like the iollb‘wlng
occur» right here at home .it is bound
to carry weight with our maxim.
many strangl- orcurrrnccs ”go to the
rounds oi the , not my published as
tools when tie intelligent read
known they wonot be true, then? in?
wonder tlI.II Iwuplc are skeptical ‘ ll
one snhieci okepllClim iii rapidly (lis-
appearing. This is due to the acluzil
pcmmol ex ptriencc oi our Citizens. and
their pnhlu utterances regarding
them. 'i‘iir. doubtcr must doubt no
more in the face of such evidence as
this. T be public statement of a repu-
table citizen living right lien: at home,
one whom you can see any day. irate»
no ground In: the skeptic to stohd on.
Mrs. l’hiv'Ip Plait No. 28 ch0nd
avenue. Ea." i‘xorwulk, says "My dor
tors told in: !. had a genuine case at
Bright 5 disease. One of them treated
me steadily tor six months. and then
gave me up as incurable. My ankles
swelled to mice their natural size; my
back mind so smcrciy that I could not
keep on my loci, and I had urinary
trouble as xvii. I got two boxes 01
Doon’s Kit'ory Pills at Plaistcd's drug
store. They helped me greatly. ‘Tllc
swelling in the ankles subsided, and the
b.11kaclics and urinary troubles disap.
cared for the time being I believe
bonn’s Kinney Pills will entirely re
more the cause of my trouble."
Doans Kidney Pills, 50 cents per
box, for sale by all dealers; sent by
mail on receipt of price. Foster-Mil—
bum C0,. Sole Agents for the U. 5.,
Buffalo. N. Y.
Remember the name. Dana, and
take __no substitute.
ASTBNNDINB EVIDENCE
OF NORWALK’S NEEDS
Anti Remarkable Proois "ml the Na-
lionai Disease Long Considered
incurable
-——+
Can be Cured and In: 8m Cured itiglii lion
in Nomaili.
Mrs. William W. Bloom. who lives at
7 Water street. Norwolk. says: ”I have
bien troubled with catsuit in my head
and throat for some time. My whole
head was stnfi'ei up; the passages of my
boat and throat would at times become
willied with mucous that I could not
talk, and altogether it was very annoy-
ing. I also aufi'ered 11 great deal of the
time with headaches. I got a bottle of
California Cotarrii Care at l’laisted‘s
drug store in South Not-walk. and I
think it is the grandest stall in the
world. It has curerl moot olltho dis-
agreeable sufiering I have had for so
long; my thmit troubles me no more,
and I haven't ind a headache for weeks.
I have recommended it to several friends
who bore mod it with satisfactory re-
sults. and we all unite in any log it is a
wonderful medicine. "
Break up your summer colds with
California Uittarrh Core. and prevent
colds "hanging 011." Sold by :1“ deal-
ers;.'ii‘)cents; three times as mucth.
.lyor‘ 11 Pills promoto the natural mo-
tion at the bunch. without which there
«2.111 In: no regular, healthy operations.
For the cure. of hiii’onsnem, in imitation.
fi't'k headacho. mnitipntion, innudice,
and liver complaint, these pills have no
equal. Evory dose isiloctivo.
"They are diImiit-s,” raid Thus. Bow-
Iii-11,1»! Ihu llrocIu-I, Texas, Eotcrprieo,
while writing tibout DeWiWil 11min
hotly itim‘rn. the famous little pills it :-
rink liimimlm and disorders of tho
litillliili l1 and liver. G. U. Bullion and
B.l’.Wt~1'tl.
TI 0 Wentield (lud. )Newo prints tho
following in r rrl to an old resident of
that place " tank Moltvoy.ior minty
your: in the employ of tho I... N. Alt;
0. Ry. here. says: 'I bummed ('liatn-
herlnin'a Colin Cholera 11ml Diarrhmn
Remedy for no your. or longoranm
never without it in my fondly. 1 con-
Iider It the but remedy of the hind
umuntiu-iorod. I tulle pleaiiore in too-
nmnmmiing it.’ " It is a suicide {or oil
bowel IiiaIirIII-rii. Forum by G. C.
Stillson.
Nut iiiiiny tioiiiumiu hour» in “It‘ll"
iI‘ Intui h'mtun 11.111 built 0! titty yourii'
IItIvIl.lIiu 'l‘hn lmtinm of Dr. .l (3
Ayirr 1\ I' I. inwoil Mum. whom in-
miinpuruiiio tiarmptriilu in known and
111111 nvnr whore. hiia panned its linli
coiitoiiniii and Will never in vigoront 1111
at prownt.
Don't lwnlvut a («Inuit mellow tho
Weather in Ntlmialll' before tho um
storm rolli- Ironnd it may dovolop into 11
biirliluil Ilitliimiiy beyond repair. Ono
Miiiuioitfiuuuht lll’II iii 111111on hills and
will do wlmi iiiI IIIlIIIIl implict. G. 0.
lithium and Ii. P. Weed
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Norwalk Chronicler