M. cotarrh that cannot bI
’Ooterrh Cure.
h 00., Prom, Tole
signed, have hum F
. the loot titteen years
“ him perfectly honornhh
transactions. and tin-
to carry out any oblige
. their firm.
.. Uhx, Wholeuieo III-us
- surfaces of the system
Woe: bottle. soul by at
outimonlals tree.
are now feel the effect!
’ vice they endured dur
,Mr. (loo. 3 Ander on, 01
county. Penn» w om
lid of service at the trout
neatly troubled with hen
ad a severe attack
,7; "and procured a hott to 01
, '0 Pain Balm. It did III
W that I would like to noon
III would charge me for out
ow to." Mr. Anderson wanth'
his own. use and to numb
ends and neighbors. as every
0 II have a bottle of it ll
, not only for rheumatism
l: sprains. sWellings. cuts
Id burns, for which it is an
a. For sale by G. C. Stillson
walk, and E. P. Weed. Nor
.t I in: In one o! the leading tour
of this village and one of th
bromincnt men in this vicinity
. 0. Phlppln, cdltor Red Creel
‘ WHOOPING ('(‘lllil H.
.9. little boy who won nearly
an attack or whoopim
> My neighboru rocommondm
3 --I)erlnin's Cough Remedy lIllI
. Mink that any nli‘llli' Inc would hell
' but utter giving him a low dose:
. remedy I notlII-III an Improvr
“(I one bottle curcd him cutlrr
I I! tile bout Ionizh lllItlIl‘Illi‘ '
M in tho housc.—-.l l.. Moorr
r Bllmeitslowu. l'II. lI‘or salI
C. Stillson, Smlh NoIII'IIlII IIII‘
i 1IWooII, Norwulk.
dormer. the mechanic and thc
rider are liable to unexpected
II bruises. DrWIll' s qu-h m
ye II the bout thing to hoop or
II. heals quickly. and is a wcl
cure for MINI. E. i’. Woul
.) k; G. C. Stillson, So. NorwallI
”Elfin-O. it in u (II‘III'IUIII‘. up
hurl-hing food drink to lulu
, calico. Sold by oil gI-oc
“MI by all who have need iI
'IIIII properly prI-purod II
the fluent coffee. but it II
III ‘nlnrionu proportion
. lids dIIOIlIOII and strength
”flu. It hi not It stimulant
builder. and children. In
. “II“. can drink it with Il‘l'il
Om shout I4 I: much tut Pol
III Monte.
WAN'l‘lcli.
and lentlomou IIIIilorlnu from
film liliil IlliilIultIeII to cull III
M I Ilmplo bottle of Illlu' II
Mirth wo III-II (IIMII'IIlIIIIlll irm
WII IIoIItlIiIIuI iy rIIII lillilill'llll
ii and till IIIIIIIIIIIIII II’
Iiiiilil. It will IIIIII .
“In any otiu-r Itllthi
W0 holievo it will I'm-II you
or whoonlul oouuh it II nun
. t rolioi. lulu IIIIIIIII. rilll'
m by Edward I'. WWII.
.—
”mm,"
il liar-Ito» ‘
“1'0 witnIIIIIuII. ‘l'ilAVB-
[Jim
W lrnvoi, lniuu IIIIIIJIIIII
lilo IllumlII i’rnuuro
" ""H union on your tour
T Milo of t‘ lIIyIIiIIuII'It Mini
WI Intro you III ull throat
Mon; II Inm- rotor-Iii (or
Mole I-mmlm. IIIIIIIIIIII
“I the min untidy for
t' (‘IIii there «mint o
lame IItIII. twenty.
>0
item from llli'IIiilr
tile no no hm
, tor it. M
m
*Hmood and it is evident that when they
.10. Mr. Mnycs says that III.-
allows": lion.- . .
Francis Munro. 0. Mention. and a
mm -in- law 0! Edward lirennen, was or»
mama and beaten in a dark soot. in
.‘Iivcr street, about 9 o'clock Saturday
light. and left lying by the roadside
in a scnIl~ conscious state. where he was
found by Substitute Lettei Carrier
loury M. Perry and John Kirsch. They
Issistcd him to the home of his broth-I
Ir—iu-law, John Haddeu, where. he rec
overed sufficiently to give u cannoIthl
account oi the attack.
'.Mr Alxara told u representative of
rho Sentinel that his assailants 'wero
two Spaniards who live in South Wil-
ton; One of the men's unmea is Paris.
dome wceko ego these Spaniards and
r. Amara had an altercation over the
panlah- American situation. The lot-
or said that although II Mexican by
birth, he was going to become a cit-
‘zcn of the United States and would
my The Spaniarde threatened to III-
'ack hinnthcn but wow. frustrated by
nitric bystanders. They said they would
rot even at some future time.
it was learned that they were about
‘own Saturday night. drinking. and
were bounded on all sides by queries
'lli to how they liked Dewey's victory.
The Spaniards were in a decidedly only
met Algaro they determined to settle
olIi scorer.
clothes were covered with mud whore
ho was thrown down in the street. ’
Complaint was made to Captain of
Police Danu Iind ho is making every
ellort to.cnpture Algara' s asunllunta
KLONDIKEES ARE ALL RIGHT.
[embers of the Stamford-Harwell:
Party Enjoying Good Health.
Last Friday Mrs. E. .l. Moycs. oi
Stamford, received a lettcr from her
husband, who is captain of the con»
puny oi Klondikors that started from
here last February, and instead or con-
aining u woeful story of disaster, it is
Irimiul of hope and encouragement. rIr-
corIling to tho Stamford ’l’elegrum. and
scams to indicate that tho mcmcbro 0!
he party are still (‘lllllltIPlll oi obtain-
ng that for which they have llllllll‘ such
I rough and lengthy journey.
The letter is dated Port VulIies. April
wallIcIl
II'cnty-flve tullcs when he heard a. bout
'Iad arrived with mail, so anxious Will-
‘Ie to hear from home llc omits that
oersonaily he is gutting along "no
class.
Mr. Moycu has been elected II Ilir-cv
‘or or the company. lv‘qu o! the com-
puny have lwcnine WI‘III'y of the search
l’or gold and have loll their companion:-
l‘ho IIonIpuIIyIIis I‘VIII'. utly Irvll oil iron
I iiuaurini standpoint for a homo iIuI
IJPI‘II pIIrI-hnscd III II ('{lh’l I)! $3M. f
was certainly II “luv lllIlV'i (III ihv
iI’louIlllIIrs to pIuI-haIII Ihn lllllbl'. roI'
hIII mIIIlI- Slim llII- l""i.l) first (my tiny
hall him.
The wcnthrr in not at all III-yore, llll'
tI-m'pcrnturo bring nIIII-h \I'lll‘lllll' than
it In generally thought to Ill‘. 'l'hI- mm-
bony lulu now ll‘ll\’i'll"il over the Rllii'li‘l‘
for u distance of ”WT thirty mill-II. L
is I'prciI‘Il'tlIIII the vast “'I'IVII of “HIV
int: ouow will lIII i‘illll’t‘ly li'llVI‘l‘M‘IIIIll‘I
forI- long. 'l'hI'II will l‘lllllllli'lli'I‘ ilII-
:Iran-h for gold in i‘lll'llil'l.
III ”III I-IInIinIIIy lrl‘l' Ilnjoylug llll‘ lwII
of Ili‘flllll with tho I‘Xi‘t'llllllll III‘ .lum'I
rllIIml. IIlIII I'I'III-lI'IIIl it full \I‘lIlI-lI l't'
“llllIII lII Illti lIIIIII mp III‘illLZ IIIIIII"’I
Willic- lIlI‘ injury is lIIII ill illl :u :iuu»
it will ll‘llili‘l' Mr. Ste-ad uuuhlv III i'lu
'Iuy ili‘ll\‘l' purl iu llII- \I'lll'K Iui‘ lllI‘ I'm;
III'ilii‘ for Htlllll' llllll'. III: in utllil‘
:Ilnuu .III II'IIll as i'iill lw l‘hlllll'lt'ti.
ir llll'l'i' i~I nuhl III lw iIIIIIIIl. MI
MIII'IIH kayo ilIIIi III' will find It. I'll' I
ilII l" is no sign of Ilit' yI How "I: :.II lI.
III-II full. he will i‘i‘llli'll home.
A i‘lll‘Itillii iIIIIIuI-I- I'IuIII'Illnu liI-I III
’l’l' in ”I'll lllI" II'III' \I‘llll Spain iII ll.‘ ll
wny l'I'iil'l'I'iI III. .IlI'. Mayne Willi I'm
II'lwu he won writinu lIiI' ll’lli'l' lIII lzll"
I'll‘i‘II'i'il Hil‘l‘l'lll lIIWIIpupI'i'II. IIIll Illil‘
out Ililll ll I'liillll'l‘ in mud llll‘lll.
lIllI‘lI‘lIII‘l‘rl (llI' \\'.\II (N 'I'llAlI‘lI‘li',
\'II'I- I'iI-IIIIII'ill IIIIII. Iil‘ Illi‘ .'I'I I'I‘ IIIII
"n IIIIIII'IMII I-mupuur. so)» lint IIiIIII
III “or has |II'III-I-|IlilIl,I nll'n lI-Il IIIHHI‘H
uII' lilllllt’ on tho rullrmll ”III I III If:
IIIIIIIIII. iIII- t‘I'I-Iulil ll'llllli' ”Hill I.” ll
IiI'll lllIlIlIlJIlll’II. ("I ”in sound lm.I
IIIIIII I-IIIIII'IIllI-II hy ilII- I'IIiII‘I-IIIl II.IIII.III
III IIII‘ ILII‘ lulu Ilfll't‘lt'll lIIIilI lIIIIIIII :Ii: I
I‘III Il‘~ll.'I‘l. 'I’IIIII II.IH h'l‘ll ll.:i'll‘- ITIIII
lilltI'U‘l'. in IlIIl' IIIIIIII‘IIIII'I- llll muono
I lil‘t'lll IlIIIIn hIIlII'I-IIII NIIII' \'Im. lllIl
IIIII I'LIIillIilIIl [IIIi‘lII \I'liltlt IIIIII'I'IIII.
Hun-umm by t'III IIIIIIIIII Illitl I. \IIleI I
Hm hon in I‘ll ”II III town from ‘.I I-
:I III‘ ”II RIIIIIIII IIII.IlII Ilium") hill 3
'lil'. ll. Irv. "will“ in Iii-I I'-uII|I low hi
-'I utlvhi'll‘llfnl ml to lIIIl'lIIII' IIIIII' III
Mum. II tum Ill I..I- VI-IIIm-I IIIIII'JJ
II II IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII‘ IllliI IIIIII'I I III i‘I
"IIllIIIIIiII. iIiIIl IIII' II.IiI N Is llll‘ III I.
IlIuI'II .'tll ll;II III’II‘ i‘iil lI'IIIuJII whim In,
tho INNI'“ I'lllIIIiII in IIIIII l’l' It Illi'
”one on Illulit t‘illI'IIl‘ .II _\I him i'l‘
luIIIIII Illl\|l iiIuII lIII' lli‘ili‘t'll lilllll'i iii Ii‘.
m... .. I .... ,9...-
lilttl illiIiMI III :Ili: III
“on Ill «hunt "in III II.I II III III...
III» will Ili‘ poor in IIIII IIIIIIII lmullly
’l‘hlI-I will lhII l’lla‘l in I‘IIIIIIII lIIIi IIII
l“l‘it luriuu llII~ summon lIIIt liII i ii
I' IinIII & I'll, III MW ilIIIIII “III ll
llII llWlIt‘I‘I III‘ IliI I'I lllill‘l llI IIII-I ‘III
IIIII IIllIIIi‘ mill in Ill. lull-Ii IIII‘: I
“II "II“ I'I liliIi Ill‘ll ,' .I in II III IiI'i t
in IlIII II.IlIII. ITlIlII .I.. l Iili~l lI ' .I
my II III'IIII IIIIIIIIIIII III lilnlWiH‘gf" r-tr
lIIIII itl lmlII III Ill" II I I A, in to; l' Yr
iII lwulwiu illll'l III III : III II lit in-
IIIIIIliliIIii. III I ll in the II plm Ill IIIIIIIIII.
IIIIIIIftI-r lIIIiII IlIl.III III III" HM. l‘l’llt’il
thIIIII ilII Ilfiiill'lfi IIIII III leI IIImI lil
iIlI limit I IiIIlilitIiI
I...” Mm». .s... . “I.
Tim Will'llii i iii .iihltlli
'iiw IIIIquIIIy at tho IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII
"word for lhI- l‘lil'l Int III-«III Indium tlm
following aluminu-
thin Mnl'ilnm'fl.
New limo II were»
WIIIIII Moron . 'I l 5.9m
ilanturIi , II I gum
lli‘lIlpcimtl .. Ii "NJ?“
Wuh'rimry . in 55.2!»
him-idem . .7 ......... II “In
New miuin ...... 5 i134.
M 1m
IW‘I U i I .
two other lubjecio Woyioy and m ,
light for the stars and siilpra if neceu- _
Algaruti face was hruiued and his '
Mr. .\III_I'IIII says llllll IIll Ilu- qumlwis:
‘ kccpcro.
‘- ,j for ioilot, liaih, and NIII'scr).
The J 1i. Wiilluuo ( It , Ulari
.'Ihltei'll I:
l
, isnausflcn
With Popular Prices.
With the Largest AssortIIII-nt of Flowers.
With the Latest Styles and Designs.
With the longest and Cheapest film i; of llillllous
With the ngest Stock of Illltl'lilllllIJIl llute.
What you can't find anywhere else
in town you will always“
H. KRIEGER’SI
Mahackemo Hotel Block.
_get at
IIIIIIIry, (pun... '
wIIIIIIIiW II.IIumIn3~Ii1VIII3;?n.IvIJ,,
.IUGB.
Supplies" ooap for Entire Family.
‘ Ivoxiue makes «Iork cosy i-«lt rooms: and donor 4
M Ikes thou, 5 looks like now-#- Some time, l..I‘I: >:'
and nioncyI—Commcluls its if to thxiityalm;
In LVIUly package of II'oIinc them I; .
f A Cake of White Glycerinc Toilet 59an
Y Ilu ooh I.
{or the lIoIinc; the i‘oilIt Soap €0le you. notion.-
KRIEGER’S
Millinery and Cloak Store.
WE ARE ALWAYS III THE LEAD
1""?
h
F001)
‘ ::form
Other machines chop moat
THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPIMI
only.
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
7—4—
cuors Potatoes. Moot.
Apples. Cabbage, Brood.“
EVERYTHING.
W
A machine you will one
every day. Call and one it.
THE UXIIWEIISII
CHOPPER
t
. ,. CHOPS ALL KINDS OPE}?
7 [FOOD into Clean Cut Uni-;;‘
'; :: :; L. Pieces as FINE Iirz' ‘
I‘ COARSE as wanted.
NASH GI VAN SCOY,
00!. NORTH MAIN AND WEST STREETS.
Long enough to cover
M. H. GLOVER,
to winter it, no Inuit
Twin City. form. our claim to
your “intention.
,9...
Ivory foot in tho
The cold, wet t‘scnsou has no in) ill
I and summer {mode and so lame, we
Refrigerators.
gLawn Mowers.
lllainmoclts.
Croquet.
(.'llililli'.
WindoIIoScrecns.
Oil Siovcs..
Screen Doors. ,
Gasoline Stoves:
Bnmho Porch Blinds.
liuhlicr llosc 3 ply, IIltI II tly trillliillltl't',(l lilo ['0' It
lIcoIquIurtI-ru for Flags, IIIillIOlil‘l and ii outing.
I“lil"illl.illc, Carpets, BIIIlIliug, llil Cloth, Bally Carriages.
While I-lcnuiiuz lIIIIIIII- l't'llit‘llllll'l' “1‘ are the only I'urpI-i I-lI-IIIII-m iII li‘uirilchl
'l‘horc :IrI- IIIIrpI-t hI- amt-I, poqulII hi and III‘WI’ rs, hot “I! thoroughly
i‘Iillllll-‘O tlu III, remove all gr“: HI! ill Ilit'l sluim‘, It'hllli‘l' ilII: IIIIIIII‘III, I'. lIl‘l' lllU lump,
and WW tiII-III pIIIi‘I-I- II},- IIIIIIlI- -pI- of, IIiIlIIIIIL IIIIIIoIlIIg them from the limo.
This III the only prov ”II II quI nonltnu H‘hil III.
.'l he ()IIiI'lImI-ol llluc l" lumc \‘I I( kless ilil Htovo lends tlic II'oIlIl.
red the swing iI.II’iII and our stocks of sprint;
i III It ucccssmy to begin to out which this curly
, on all liucs of scusonhhlo gooIlI. . It vill surely pay you to look over our line of the
3, ’followiuIr goods and ('tlillpllll' the quality and wires ‘lWltll other housed.
Lawn Sprinklers.
(i ardent Tools.
Sprfitlkllng Pots.
Soy es and Sickles.
I
Soc it.
W. S. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Streets.
South Nor-walk.
_....._ -7... 7---“.7" .-..,. .. .7-
«{ }..
0'.
REM EM
Carpets,
Ingrain,
,i, ' Tapestry,
FDR Brussels,
Wivets.
Moquettes,
Axminstcrs,
ER. «I?»
Oil Cloths,
Linoleum,
Mattings,
Rugs, .
Mats,
Portieres,
Drapery,
ADICkermanI'lISon,
84 Washington St, South Norwalk. .
i
0A.
to T0
'l'
WE
N0
N
llll'l
THE NEW
MAHADKEMO.
”Ito of tile I.IIIIIIIIIII llIIler Ill WIIIIIIIIII
“llllilli‘t’llifllls
Hill MD COLD IITIZII ilI'l‘lII
VI-I'Imiu ll ’PWIIIIIV I 4 l'IIIlI & 'l'IliII-l
-"| I III'II I'llll' \\ In -, I It'llfll
liiiI II' lutiu.
WII MARI! A VIM‘I'I'WH IW
Banquetmnd Sunday
Course Dinners, 50 cts.
NullIln IillI IIIlII Iral miter illlII iIIII
pun-i IIIII wot r II-«III IIli tlII- Iiluluu
IIIIIIII Ililili‘,
105:?" L. wunz.
Murine-mu. .
Htlll' 'I(.
slIiIIIpiuu' in lllllII't'-ll|i,
All that’s New
In Spring Clothes.
Ht'lll'rIlI'II llltl III'sll
IIIIIIkI-ts II
tIliiIl'tIhl pIIIIlII ts, illliI tlIcIIIs not
wish I‘Vi‘ly mun Ill .\II" all: IIIIIlII soc this Now Spring
\II that 5 law in IIp-tII-Ilntc Clothes for Man
illlll Iloy Is lIIIIII.
WE’VE
tlu- Iountty for
stor in the
llllllI IIII lll‘l' equipped tlI-III this for Hllllllylllg you
with tho \t‘l)’ lv-st pIIIIluItiIIIIII of lli' host Ile-
filmit‘lrl llillI IIIIlIII
IIIUII ti'IIIIIiIliIIiI ..
Spothl thin to: lumen tron“
FRANCIS SI 00..
10000 no Ions,"
wIII-lIwnlIl lllltI II‘IIIII.
FERTILIZEHS
of II” “III lqurilII III'IIIIIIII.
LuWn Gratin Seed.
Grading.
Seeding.
Pioughinu
and
unturogo.
Raymond Bros,
Holtllt N orivullt.
Iii our I-IIIIntIy.
lIIIt all the IIsscIIiiul points of
tune Wlli'lililtillslllli IillII Iii'rl’. qutI-Iiul uIe (‘lllIilNIIt‘II in
“HP clothing.
IltlllIIII‘ to HlIuw Inu llIl~I IIlm'lI, IIIIII wc'll Mil'l'ly please
98 \\ ll‘iIlllIiIlilll Street.
South Norwulk.
’oinun
Central Market.
WiIIIiIIIIIIiII and «dull motion In
'1'".
0 “on.
O emu.
Lola-ton.
Littlowookciomo.
onion unloaliitltiiIlI-Ihll.
HORII RADIOH
iimmui livery buy.
nun illlltil m.
Nolan
0 Quit-d loans.
Hunt '& Zeluil,
RAILROAD MOI.
70W loll OM
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