it"
it
ed but. Mindy was hurt.
M .irlor civil nourt,
down a decision awarding
it O'Rourke. administrator in his suit
” and costs of .court.
’ in the death or a rlittle girl through
‘; ashes. receiving burns which caused
. iotrator.
, W touthe two thump
‘gtuu on the tilted are not .m
y. Wort:- will be remitted altont
limit l. ‘ .
There was a mum at the yard at
Conanlldated road at New Haven
Way. and two locomotives were
wrecked Engine; 153 was butting up
Marti the Canal dock to take out the
lzzoi train on “the Northampton divi—
eion. when awiteh engine the wan run
on the wrong trtitllt‘ and housed into
. hocking engine. The latter was
derailed and both engines were wreck-
(' Judge John Kinny", of the Supt»
yentcrdn handed
,0 James
against the Acme Shear company. 8700
_ The case was
brought to recover damages resulting
the culpability oi the Shear company.
The victim was 'Ahnie Schorandori.
aged 8 years. who was walking on
Knowltou street, East Bridgeport. and
ninlnhled and fell into a pile of hot
her death. Since the accident the lit-
tle niri'n mother died. and Attorney
O'Rourke bmtutht the suit as admin-
ilrts.~ Frederick Goodman. a utiddltb
aged French woman. ol’ Brinoi. was
the victim of a serious burning arci-
dent yesterday. which will probably
result in the lose at the use at her
hands. Acting upon the stagnation of
an acquaintantre. hire. tlmwlmu was
trying to cleanse outm- lamp burners
by burning them in kerosene oil. The
oil ignited during the operation, and
in her attempt to throw the burning
kettle out. of doors the woman's clothes)
were not adre. ,She was neverely
hurnflon the more. and the limit was
so «unplntcly burned oil the hands.
that it in the belief or the attending
intuit-tan that she will lose the use of
then: airman entirely. lira. Gmulreou
hi the wile oi lf'fldt’l’ll‘k (ioodremt.
who, with another Bristol man. started
(or the Klondike two weeltti ago.
anvnnm W
.r‘
Puma-Win: the. will Pleu-
Iowan-Mm
The following list oi letters, uncalled
tor. and the persons to whom addrese—
cd cannot be located. remain in ihi'
tollnwing pttstolhcen for the week end—
ittu February 2th llitlll:
SOUTH NOIiWM.K.
Mill. .l. W. i'mly.
Mm. ll. Mellouut-Il, t-an- M
nir t'arlin.
bliss it}, I. Allen, rare Mr. Dealt.
Mm. Lizzie (lull-lien.
alien Lizzie i'artmgie,
lira. J. Sullivan
Mill. Joe Northrup,
t'. ll. Keeney,
Frank Pearce,
l-‘rnnlt Waller.
illtt-zal tinrdna.
ti W lillelfIilt.’ 'i‘. I’. id.
but .iutt-
NtlitWAl K
ilenry llrunz.
Mn. John il'iiol'ltf'.
W. it. MALONE, i’. id.
‘lorwalk Problem
Norwellt Ina puzzle unto hone-ll.
liven while a virtuoso: cllort in being
We to rain:- fund» to build .1 new
hltol that “hull he "ti t'rulil in the
rity." nnd mlmrihm to the loud are
given the mttrnut-t- that it will he a
profitable luvrrttmrnt. lwhold in one
day the landlord u! the only hotel in
the my molten an mutanttwnt owing
to n larlt oi hotel trade. and the loop.
er ol "the only romplctely «mimic-d
restaurant the town ever had.” tillio
clones tor the name Mlliirirut rennin,
Now the balloting, wtmlddw- Dlilllil'rih—
m to the rtoctlt oi the new hotel prnw
m are trying to figure out where lilo
his dirldmda are t'iiilllltl in from a
new and expensive hotel, when time
lau't braille-ti climb to autumn a ho»
tel or rrilltli‘llil already l'fiillll‘llwtl.
“New Haven i‘oliadiunt.
mun-Ind» leer.
{Deputy tiller"! liilltr received word
this morning to been the Wm. tor
Jolut it. um. wild note ll ‘5 hill
from mm... charm Kendall at ittmth
)iorwallt last evening Wit took
the money m Crown Randall and
went tor a tail ti hm. but lulled to
return. lie mite railroad tlclwt
tor thin my. and having a out-lat: oi
relatives but It to violator that he
in now nhntd the eliywfilaatiord 1‘»-
W.
Quiet: Barium—Mindted.
try—”liner Ital. “fluid. (loll will
improvement upon a system that has
been in one since ancient times. There,
are in one three not: at apparatue.
somewhat dillerent from each other.
were invented by contain Wat-
you English engineer" and iden-
nt li'iult. oi our navy. They are
tiny and it in dldieult to
explain elyo tlou no it can he on,
tier-dong by laymen. All ouch inven-
none are an nhpliance oi the mathe-
tuathatl principle that, knowing the
battle of a triangle and the two angles
at itmutrctuitieat. one edit“ calculate
the distance between them. On coast
deiencea~ the base of the triangle is
permanent. with titted objects to mark
iltt terminus. The angles are ascer-
tained by observations through inatru-
menu made for that norm. and
when they are known there in a ne-
rieo oi vrinted calculations covering
all mible rituatlontl, which enabler
the gunner to catch the distance of his
target at a glance.
.\t sun, when a vessel is moving, the
lume- is titted and measured upon the
den-it. A telertcope is placed at either
end oi that line, and the tonnes of both
at. An observation is then taken a
rapid mnthernatlral calculation in
mode. the book of tables is referred to.
and in a moment the gunner may
know whether the enemy's cruiser ls
lite and one-half or six and one~tourth
miles away. or any other given dis-
tance. This. of course. requires a grmt
deal of tevltnlml skill and mathemati-
cal ability. but it is mild to be aim
iutely accurate, and the apparition is
so renaltive. and regulated to such a
line degree. that hyrturnintr a key a
monster nun weight: a hundred tons
run be instantly adituted no that with
a given quantity oi powder it will car-
ry a projectile of a given weight exact-
ly the diwtanee which the mngevdndcr
has determined. 0! course. the gun-
ner Intuit knew the content-t of hi-
cartridge. bet-aim that its a material
factor in hit: problem. He must aim
matte allowance for the wind. tor the
rmiuum o! the atmosphere. for the
curvature of the earth and for the
movement of the enemy's fleet. it it is
in motion. The range-tinder in. how-
ever. a great deal more accurate than
the human eye. and persons with d».
teetive vision will often insist that a
gun is badly aimed and lint! out the
contrary alter the shot In tired.
Mthough we have gun» on our hot-
tleshllut and in the fortresses on the
must that will carry a projectile lit
niilra, it would ht- lolly to attempt to
use them at that distance. because. ow-
ing to the curvature of the earth. It
would he lmmdlblu to see the target.
A man in a small boat upon the nitr-
lare ol the water mount no; uni than
tour little». “out the hri ’ oi an
ordinary man-ol—war. whit-It may be
thirty leet iron: the. water. a man with
ltood eyesight. or with a glass roll am-
right or‘it'ino miles. A man at the
innathcad run two ten or twelve miles.
but very indistinctly. and that is tho-
limit of human vision upon a level
Mll‘iflt’l‘.“ W i2. t'urtia in the t‘hlrngn
lieu-rd.
NAB 1703 mutt.
liliinery that Will Have its First
Airing at the clone 0! Lent.
Imulmrn, Minolta. thin and radio, in
all Hillil’fi, are nerd tut tho
ltttls,
new wring
ma wull fill an ulmnlmely new»
nlrnw braid with a mill) liniaait not un-
til“- the nilhwowrml braid» whit-it ul»
tainml during the winter. Sailor hats,
that always; have an aattttrml intuition,
are in a new material in the tuna or
Wait“) bnlrunhtm. which after being
braided. are lth and generally
mixed with a narrow-blurb velvet rib—
hon Linen tmh its also used lot
this kind of hot. The moat. striking
ol all are thmw oi white or gray lt-It.
intended tor hummer wear.
“it‘ll ribhoua ot velvet, “ilk. satin.
and moire are all uml, being plotted
and uhlrrml. with pit-w. inhrit-e. hettvi»
ly enliunidertd with bendtt and apan~
wire. also oiuain. 'l‘lm tauhionnhle
rotor» are twvrlwinhle blue. :ttlemont'
blue. heilutrope, champagne. the light
uhndeu oi ruby. brown, pearl gray.
pink. and pale green. i‘nnriiul vom-
lltnutlonu arr noted in the ilowm.
There in it decided [nut-y tor putting
the trimmlnwwthat ntny take the
iorm oi a hunch oi flowers. a bow oi
ribbon. a drapery ol velvet or natin~
under the brim on the tell. no mutated
as to have it come well on the hair.“
March new Home Journal.
Death olive. Veil-gen.
Death again visited titration] on
Monday ‘and claimed Mn. limo A.
Von Turn. lira. Von Town was the,"I
are located upon the object to be shot <
no or run-t with:
hp» helm not mm o Ventral tut. -
tween the Inventor of tho 10W
. and flats yahorolnaaow, Hr. lint-horn.
rm to Mr!» lloll’» Marriage.
Wan-sultan run. gent-murmur All x
under l minim Iiell and his nil-r hire.
”libel ii. lied! hate lummlll null
mlnot urn. Gertrude at. llntdtutd.
uhurlea J. Bell. Blarn- Ma "lie“ and
hihr n Hubbard lien for t rmmwry
of .198 and the niltuuiutnwrtt oi "iv
Amerit-an Hwtlriiy and Trout mmpouy
mt trustee tar hint. "oil in fim‘ttrt' her
int-went in n trout (told u! with!” held
{or her by her title lotto-r. tier-liner It.
Hubbard. All the startled to the mm or»
minted. i’roft-snmr Hell it. the invent":-
M iii? (Plevhuiw. MW. ‘3. 31. Iitllllxttrii
is his momenta-law. and (3. J. ltelt is
hilt lll'llillll'Y-il’lrlnw and would: nt of lh-v
American tirt'ltrity and Trust « wit-pun).
The other tun defendants are trons:
dnuuhtmnn.’ Sir. and Mrs. .\. Ii. llvil.
Behind the wit lies a story of the
romantic attachment of i’ruttmaur hull
tor Minn iinblmni nitlrn reunited in
their marriage and the net utiug oi the
iinnnc [Si lid from Fruit 7"“! Hubbard
O
ALEX ANiii-‘Jt ti.
“13.1..
for the tit-2n twttly lni‘riiit'tl [Pit-pht'nl’.
Many yrnnt ago Mr. Hell wua engaged
here an a tenrhrr oi tit» tlt-ai and dumb,
employing his leisure timi- itt oxwrh
mutn with the idea of trait-militia: the
human i’flil‘rl «m-r a Mr». During this»
period Mr. lit-ll imam» ut’ulltlillir-tl will:
”but ilnblutttl. who who one at hltt nu.
pile. and the tun were thua thronn tutu
onniuri frequently. They lull in love.
and Mr. ilcll prommd'marriau.
Mio- IluM—rd’n (Kl-inn.
In order in limit-rt the intern“ at
Miss Hubbard. “it". tut Ult’ tiaughv-r o!
at Hull mttrt, lmvl rurtnltlt-tably iwlh’l
pronpwts than the young: pron-mu. n
I’lmtrill: twin unit-rod int" by Mr, "uh.
Want and hlr. Bull. The turnlzt nt’ this
v-oulrm'l, no rwl forth in the hill jll'i
i'ilml, prutnlml fur (hr arr-tum" Hi .i
trust. .llr liv-ll n-nvctmi all his inivr-
well: lit hi» pan-ill.» on ”w irit'bhtillt‘
both at ilutm' .tml alumni in Itir. Hull»
hard in hold in trust tut .\ir.-. ilell. Mr
Hullluml unit in I’ll." the immune from
them- Ilillr'ltlfi to hint, Hull nu long if.“
int'rvmt- Jilil'lot cit-m1) 33.00. (your.
a the revenue- rxc-v-r-rlml lhladllgure,
H WI! [trui‘lill'l'l that lit" mom‘s Should
remain in Mr littlllmrti‘a humid tiltlll it
[withi‘d tin-- .lmntmi ul Shun”). Alter
tltlu it “no in iw livid it! ii trunt {aunt
and oil thv- tumou- from tiiv- pan-um
and m.- mt ‘rwni .tn tizr trot-w mm in
he [vat-i tn MM I‘wll, 'i'ilv tlttwi Most in
rulllimtr- ”Li” ”W tit-”ll: n'l Ml '. irll.
and ”w tutu! nan ill-ti in an in hit
t-itiltlrwn. ur, tl hilt' haul non-x to All
Until.
The «without “it! «an tttmi ntt July 9.
‘5::, illltl .‘il l’cll flit-i Ill->4 ”tilllnflvl
itr'ir' utturtul. ”-lln lull rmttw that M!
liullllanl lalthiuil) lw-llul‘lttrti his: part
of tin- rnttif‘mi until in.» tlmtit Ill tiw
latter will u! lair; liv b-lt .i “ill to
whith hr' tit’Vir‘u-tl hilt villiiv Pfil‘it' in
3th. Huhluttll, itiu “will“, without an).
(tilllllii'alliuli! mu! Iii frw nimplr- Mt:
Hubbard and .“i'. t'. .l llrll in‘ir rmnml
us Mm ttlnra, slllhullt 1minl,’ It tun» llffv
will-nut Mm Mr. liui-lmni'a l‘rhlh ill.”
iii" innit iulni atmnuntmi to ”7.179%, .lml
5. lm of real return and «hn'km item it)
Mr, "Hilliard fur the [Vital lit lilo-ll. Mn:
A. ll. Ii-vll. liter-vim". Hill'l'i‘ ”w 'o-inm
of the trust. brill-ten hornet! hr hr' an.
aunt in until“ at um». and nail, "Ml
the Amt-river: Security and THIN mm-
W'W it» nulnilltllwl in!" ”l” r'xw‘ulnr! of
“to “HI ni’ Mr. "llllhtlhl, on [:u a); run.
writ-t Ihl' trmt The union nt thr- o-Siztlw
tuft by Mr. littlllmtd is nlwn "I NJ...
not) in Mlllt‘k’i Hill. real t-Mlti", 5.3mm» in
ll.t'umittttv :Iilli MUM) ulttv on out-at.
Alleged Inrgny of “one, lirrlrn.
\Vzt-tlllnwlutt. '0'“. Eli. .ltlmvli “'.
.len. it birth in llw ovfliw- Hi ”I“ “will.
”y (M the twttnllii-c ii‘lrltiimr‘lll. lltitfl
been artr-ntml by ntflnvtu oi the ”Win:
:wrvim' Nil "ll' r'itltrnn u! fuming l'nlt-
ml Stolen rumor-y urd’l‘“, 'il’itur'ul ii'll
littm ll. tiltaiim It. tiw Ullin rntmrrtmmlm,
norm-d in illi’nlil'i .inron‘ bond. and he
It'll! mirnlttmi to boil in the mm oi
“Jim. it in «burns-d that Mr. .iunrn irmk
Intmey order blank! "durum! ttnttnuil
{ruin at Michigan vtt'llrr and llilv-tl them
out. mulling them tmynble at ”to ”tilt-n
in Wilmington, Del. Whoever llllml out
mum- imminlent ldnnlu "In", to Hitler
in m-oure the money, have ndlet-ti the
Wilmington will” and tulle-rim it there.
Thin. it in obliged, Dir. Jones did.
”W
D’s-rut rim rattan-tom.
Wuhlnnwn. Feb. I‘m-Tho following
town. "on tummutm have um. ti!-
dottglttrr oi the late tier. Arthur it,
new arts-rut... oi New York. She
alum thin line war directed to Dora
item Want. a me girl. who
won Witt to this mutry by lira.
Von Turn' a m. Anna 0. mm.
who tell QM” tor the education ot
modlummmlmt- the
donut titans until lit-r tummy»
Whom t‘hrowiele
llewittwiitd you not It not «try our
the ring?
tutti-wile. hit! that didn't tulle
any “Irma; i eould hear mry
word distinctly. The lint! (eight
1*!mzylvanla-Cm hranton. Anna 8.
nutty. Ilooole. John Htfillldlt. Tom
fluowdrtt and granddaughter oi ch.’ ville Franklin flauulnrm
Sew Jrr-ey-»Plraront lion. Hill-n
leave-t no ehlldrrl. llrr sole attention M”
new Yuritmt'orinth, Titration Bits.
mg, (Willa, uwin omen; lint
limo. Irwin R. llllltte: Hadley, .l.
Willttrtl Koihan. "minim. time i'.
lam lib-nun. titled W Seymour: Lyn.
Jammie “mt” A Waterbury; lititllr
more. Clifford ii l'ody; lieut'llir Dior.
timer lllrhry.
Amines-“loathe”
lm. Volt 26. What its known no
flaunt-oh weather" trrrvnllhl. and the
m ”drawing room" at the mm at
‘Botkinghnm potato won a M inn.
lint alilr Iltl. livery Vim, with of
m trotted mm mm «enema. on.
«RIM In. J. Mount W
“I I“ m mm.
H.
About filly
Mnhncltento Hotel Block.
tlur lines selling at
$2.8
ALSO
.at
$3.48
South Norwalk.
H. KRIEGERS Millinery Store.
The Last and Greatest Sac-
rifice Sale of the Season.
Come early.
In Both Ladies? and Gents’ Shoes.
(lut'(iettts’ alsttnmel Roast-land Box I ‘.llf Shoes,
M. H. GLOVER’S,
I22 Washington Street,
About 25 Young Ladies’ Jackets, to close
out, sizes 14,16, and 18 years old, must go
for $3. 98, most of them worth $12. 00
Coats for children and ladies.
which you can buy for less titan manufac‘
tnrers’ prictis.
RIEGER’S,
South Norwaiit.
D0
3
6
8
them.
z
2 Quart, i
“ ' 12 Cents
20 Cents
25 Cents
4—“.
you want
a Tin Pail?
v0
‘6
00'
‘6
n.
W
WDIRECT
«FREIGHT LINE!»
BETWEEN
Norwallt, South Norwalk,
and New York.
”antennas
ll Cents
These are not cheap goods, but are such as Would
usually cost you fifty per cent. more than we ask for
They are made of one and two cross polished tin,
with Woml bundles and kind»; on the lids.
NASH it VAN SCOY,
Corner North Main and West Sts.
0111 01' NORM“, IIlLilill till EAGLE.
”Will. muomtnnmml
mmommnnmhmmrn,mamt
l
Wait}. ’ ‘ .
Wgfimfi ' AW
DnHUGHES
omen. m.
Wlll o «n a bmnrlt of his Doubt: at
Mi'l'tlii Lilli lil’AI. NINTH U Pit'll. ll
ll. H 'rtu In» tor willglve lulu ptsmnat
atteulitm to the mrt'nrt’lmii at
tri‘ l:.\t‘lt WEEK.
ills other noun will In: trout it a. m. tot! 1:. nt.
Ml mm ring from dot-votive viulon should
tumult and into the irt‘j’tm treated and prop!!!
glam“ a lillt d.
nuns WWW
l' llrmt inmtttnia, \‘t- Wily" Ilolltlcinttiimtu invi-
tegmy, Hinton: h 1 mnl'lm M- rum» and Bit it
ll: mint lu moi all" r ltutl. other, up. i hilly Witt!!!
of n twrtom I mutdr xmt;
With llu-nidul ”it intent ltnpmvrrl tlwlrit
imtruuwnt» nl Attttvrim'a and l-Zumtwe'u int
mullnl» on in maid-d to [wit your cytfilfiili
v it'ulilimtly.
Olin, it Will Street, lomli.
K0 [toddlers magma» elephant.
BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS
Ill WALL PAPERS
Are sometimes hard to get. But there
are such things netertheieas.- We don't
want to seem boastful but we are
proud of our slot-it. “e worked hard
to get it--we didn't take what was
thrown to us. That Is one reason why
we have the trade we do.
Painters’ supplies. glass. etc. paint~
tug. paper hanging and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM,
10 FIRST Al'i-ZNITE.
Boat Norwaik. - - - Connecticut.
THE STAR RANGE
It a com! thing all titrut “all
Economical in ltd.
Ptiitti biker.
Duplex or triangle grate.
Handsome design.
. And the price is Right.
We also have a num-
ber of bargains in hot
at r furnaces.
Ilortali Pattern it l'l’g. 60.,
‘Jt‘. \l'n-lnmgtnn ~I :1 rt. South Sum :tiit.
J. 0.“ JENNINGS.
; «litter linger, lithium, Painter.»
out.“ Isl».
Wall Papers and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN STREET,
South Norwallt.
Sample Books of latest Style: oi
Papers. iiorderu and Gill Mouldingl
taken to bottom for impaction. on no-
tlce by mini. intimates cheerfully
given. the
WilliomC. Jesse,
16h WASIIIRGTON S'Flii‘lv'T.
Sole Agent for
W!
W All!) wunzntmonn.
Delivered in Bulk to the Trade
A110 in bottle- to any part of the city
orrlrinlty. will. 51 nor an
Dark. equal to intported. $125.
Pro-pt attention given to
mail more.
m themed norttouotthr’
'tnere i! only one way town We
new. and that is by conefltuuonni
remedies. Deafness is canned by all
inflamed condition oi me running
ing of the Eustachian Tube. WI!
thin tube gets inflamed you have I.
and when it is entirely clotted Datum
iii the remit. and unless the indium».
tion can be taken
restored to its normal condition
hearing will be destroyed tamer;
nine (zoned out of ten are canned by
eatarrh, whit-it in nothing but an in:
flamed condition at the mucous our?
lanes.
(or any core of Dealnestl (cooled by;
rttiarrbl that cannot be cured by
Hall's Iatarrh Cure.
ruler», tree.
l". J. CHENEY it (1)., Toledo, 0. '
Sold by tll-ttggiatn.
————..—..__.
~Aceton curea Lu Grippe.
Some Foolish People
uliuw a tough to run until it gets be»
yond the l’l'm'li of llll'tiit‘illfi. They 0!-
(I’ll any ”()h, it will wear away," but
in most calm-u it will wear them away.
(’ouid they be induced to try the our"'
t't-saiul medicine called Kemp's Bah
sntn, which is sold on a tumitive guar-
antee to cure, they would immediately
see the t'Xt-ellem. elicet alter taking the
first dose. Price 25c and 50c. Trial
size free. At all druggists.
CASTom ..
all
mun.
§§
—~Aeeton break: up a cold.
A thrill of terror is experienced when
a brassy cough of croup sounds
through the house at night. But tho
terror soon changes to relief after One
Minute ('mtgh Cure has been emulate-t
lflrf'd. Sale and harmlm tor children.
ll. (’. Stimson and E. P. Weed.
Frank Sherwood was down town to»
day, the first time since he lied hilt
tussle with the cholera mother. He
says he drove thirty miles after he wan
taken. and never came so near dying
in his life. Alter this when he goes
out in the country he will take a hai-
rle oi Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
.tnd Diarrhoea Remedy with hint-w
illusion Valley tlowat Times. For
tale bv G. C Stillmn. South wanlk.
to») l“. P lit-ed. Norwaik.
After years nl untold stuttering front
piles. It. W. Pursuit of Knitersvilltl.
Pa, one: Illl't‘ll bt mint: a single box
1: lqu t Winn iiazel Salve. Skin
tlifit'ilrf‘fi .sm‘lt as t-t'lwmn. rash. pimple?
tlnl nintlnzttu sures aro- mtdily cured
in this faillnltzi roan-d3. t', Stille-
«utl and E. P. Weed.
\VA‘X'l'i-Iil.
lmlil-s and gentlemen suffering from
lbs-out and lung dilliruities to call at
om store {or a sample bottle of Otto‘s
t‘nw». which Wt' are Iliall'llmiiilfl free
my wintry». W.» mnlidnmly remmmcnrl
it as; 3 Hire {or i’tmght‘i. i'tlltis. "ranchi—
lifi. t'uusumpllon and all lllmaes oi
uh» tttmnt and loom. it will cure I
mngit out: Iii-r than any other known
t’wl'ltttl). We twill-v» it will cure you.
in t’l'ililll or wlumpint: rough if. ht little
to give illsltml reliol, large aim. him
and BTW. Sold by Edward P. Weed.
In a recent letter (mm Waahington,
ll. ('., to an old iricml, Major 0. A.
Hinder. (or twenty year» i'uitul silica
l'onmil at Situation“. anyr: ”While at
hm )lolnes l iwt'ame aroualnled with
:lntnwm icrmwn ml
l';.ln liaiul. Willlli l round excellent
lflfllflhi rtu-nmat‘mm a.» well as anoint
itlrl‘lwltti oi tlm throat and chat igi
mg nu- mm'h milder breathing).
burl a lunch of pnmuuottla early
work. and two nppllmtiona (reel: Ill-
;lliul in the throat and ("hunt relieved
in: at once. i would not be without it
tor anything." For sale by til. C. Billie
«ton. South Norwailt, and ii. I’. Weed.
Snrwallt.
M...“
wAet'mn don not alert the heart.
~Aceton to harmleu.
We are content to do a little good in.
this world and can think at no M‘
outer or better way to do it than
renown-ending One Minute cm
on a preventive oi pneumonia, ,
retention and other mill. III ‘
tun that follow neglected colon. ti.
Itllllon and B. i’. Weed. . '
lookinl I’mward»~hiond~“i’u
glad tom's winning." Aileen-ffnfit
eat l. he wont every tiru he who
often that i am altnou W in
out any more. I'll need at M
numth lnr mater." .
ilorlal Jon-«"tlur ermine
Mitre club has had in rat I
“Why?” "Well. we have It“ fl
«turrets om the prion that ,
tin men will go to in
lime."
rumbling lioillld or imperfect hearing...
out and till! tum.
We will give One Hundred .Dollarai
Send tor din ,‘
(fitnmberlaln'm , ‘
Norwalk Chronicler