‘s
. . .
no Alt-g a. and
hearth htrwaiha
“an“
. W “dime." N w “ III
2 “flu-saw. “Jury wrapper. This is the
. wi'marwmmm
.3 that mounts. UNI“. i. 0.0. “1.deth
I. w New York city. will picnic at m h “My“.
a. flay. Presbyterian church. Bridgeport:
August 1. Woodstock Sports. Bridge-
' dinner of the Norwalk Street Railway
' club. New York; August 5. excursion
' The pictures consist principally of ad— !
m letat. Mu. (trace church.
1 Norwaik; Friday. moonlight ex-
msiea‘ train Huntington. 1.1.; Satur-
M: Allgiut 8. moonlight excursion
m Bridloport by atmer label: “a” ”not, lgagihaag‘gthu-
olaiaia. 3 p. m.: August 4. [matter m WI! cum. 0! m
from Newton. N. J.
The Wargrapii pictures were.not ea- ,
Milled at Roma Point last night. ow— 5
tag to a disagreement between the tin-5
tea Point improvement ctnnpany ahdf
tho repreaentaiive of the iiiargrnph,1
94...; 9" .n.
“lhlhltlltwflllplglf'
vita “mane aha-ram. one was any.
Dorian House.
1Gregory‘s i’eiat. South Nerwaih.
The rough weather outside. last i
m, compolktd the tug Jogppp Stick- :J. E. iriulilvan, proprietor and manager.
aey. Captain Minor. with a tow from?
New York to Providence; to ptit in toi'l‘critis mountable; bathing twisting.
m... p... ....... ...... n... ““.':.§::.‘i:.:"’.‘.‘i3:‘ aw:.'.l":t:.".t2"'
It'll. who is a member of the crew.] n. H. (g H. p. it.
came. to East Norwalk and remained?
at his home over night.
refinements and are not who: they.
were represented to be. Consequentiyl
Haaager Kelly decided to prohibit
their exhibition last night.
O VII
i
i I'XSI'RI’Afi-‘WCD “lliihlfi ISLAND (‘ltASI
“AKIN AND SIIURE IIINSHRS.
The children who attend the Sun-i jyi 5.“
day school of the Universalist church.
lt:t.nford. had an outing at Roton
Point. Thursday. They went and re-
turned by trolley and enjoyed them- To ALASKA
”Ives immensely during the day. i by new Rfll'llti-zi.lulil:i.laliton simmers
. t Penna lvania. tioneiuau ii. specially titted
at. Johns lermun church. of New . wiiiia utlinai‘oitwlric Millikan“
York c"... had a very lame excursion all moi urn iinpmvcmenta.
at Roton Point. yesterday. on the iron . 80““. to SC. MiChul
steamer Sirius. Apmnlld to aaiiaboot .1on iii. at; Aug. hint,
tam. "detach“.‘rri
3 . nan ruin t.
A party of wheclmcn from Iianlmry amt-ii to mwsosciri'itllomi"...
:Ytlhon River A l' l-Ihli'llllc
will come to iieii island tomorrow to‘flummm.” 0N ”LAWN”
tint-i.
iaveinit'. ”O-
spend the day. leaving that city at attic.wit-tit..ortoisri-:iisar emu. nav.
5: 30 it. til. (90.. «Bowling tint-n. New York. ilit 2m
Augustus Tobias. of Danbury. is a
marinas
guest at the iiaviland House. i
Biciclii We... ibpirint
i We iii-pair any broken or worn part of a id-
] cycle and keep all supplier-inn baud. Sprocket
; with; truth. mitt catatonia.-
two '0' YORK." II" I WI lemrfiifimngrfismélnag lav-wig:
hpflhlfl on I chht. ’ iiccran ittiiciiiiiist. ll itiiliroiidplai-c. iiiiutnu
Two young men who claim New
York as their home walked into i". R.
Bulkiey's boarding house. at South-
pori. Thursday night. looking badly
scared. Both said they hati been ship-
wrecked outside tiie harbor and woiild
like to remain with Mr. ibilitlcy all
night. fine of the young men had ll
bandage over his hand. The wound
under it. be said. was caused by the
boom of the boat. which kiitn'kctl hint
overboard.
It seems. says the lii'idgeport l'nion.
that the young men had chartered u
out boat in New York and were on a
two weeks‘ cruise along, the Sound.
Thursday evening. while they were
trying lti lliiti the entrance to the liar-
‘bor they hit u rock somewhere near
the outer pier and broke the center
LAIBLUIIIII II A m.
filewey Captured
the
EPhilippine islands.
ll|"l‘
PSAUNDERS
t‘apturcd i-‘uirtleld t‘otiui y on .
Orient Bicycles,
boartl and as a thunder storm was:
coming up they thought sure they, and will land 9m mm“!-
were going to he shipwrecked. Not l
firm. to be sol-l from .lJtti
lofiiull, iil l2 Nortli Matti
Hli‘cci.
knowing much about a sail boat they ?
decided to abandon the emit taito to
the skill iititl try to get ashore. 'i‘ltcy i“
got all their iuiggiiitc in the skill. have
an anchor overboard and left the;
yacht. 'l‘liey rowed to liroltuttli's duct:
where they called for help and wcrc'
rescued by some men ou the dock.)
'l‘liey toitl their story. uaitcd for a place
to aim all night. and were tlll‘ccictl lo
'lliilliley‘ti. \‘cstcrilay morning. witt-it'
the men went to and their boat. they-i
ware surprised to litid ii ltl'lWht-rc in
night. They iliiitlt' liidulrics all along.I
the shore and found that a yacht till” .
starring the tlt‘tit'l‘lIlllllll of titcli"s had:
been loititd adult till the lll'lti'liflitltt’
itiii la tit-ecu» lt‘aruui by a man Who!
works about tiic hotel. it seems that
when the storm cuiitc up the iiichor‘
did not hold and the yacht had di'lft~
rd. The lllitlt who found the yacht
did not want to give the boat up :it
first as he claimed it as his as be “I“
found it adrift. After it lengthy argu~ ‘
meat the young men secured liielr‘
lit-av in mind you
Will liit\‘t' your old tiltt-w
volt-animal.
l2 North Main Street.
bit "'1‘" NURWALK.
dreads.
‘ Ira-ta» ta
hi. I. Potent “Mt
lit‘lti to tlll.
Hill-mu. lfit'i “all" “"1““.
boat itid putting up will left. 'i‘heb IIOWIWCU'I‘. ."u
young men do not sccin to know any ;
thing at all about a boat and will sure
ly tip-ct with ti tllaitwll‘tiils accident if ‘ WANT AD.
they do utii aiu‘lll‘i' a sailing master.
llmdbiit My wife rctniudn tar
llttt i‘ltl't‘i'f“ til .i golf ball,
PM” Why“
lliirilbiii “t'l'llllW i‘ui helped out of
nae hole only to art iitio another.
“'W
flitpid i‘roniotiou
has been made .i initial."
INN till! he t'\'l'l saw any service.
“He didn‘t. llo saw lltt' imminent."
of I
. IN Till NVNNIN“ HUNTINIL
“liliflitltt'o ltlly‘ WILL “ICING YOU
"i don‘t
‘ ' QUICK
"llld who break down when you told
her you were going abroad“ "Nan.
i think she felt like doing one .
thwh."mlntllliitiptilla Journal. , mm
awAOal
‘ ‘
Ira. ”shards. of proton Heights.
momenta. hank Oraaa.dietl
' sitter hater. yesterday morning.-
In. Catharine B. Scott. who died
Tuesday at her home in 0: Ridge. was
buried Thursday in the cemetery in
that place. ‘
O
The Hordes awediah Mevoient so.
oietyla perfecting immerse-ta for.
its annual picnic and festival. which
will be held on Newton Bill tonight.
Carmine Lanao has had a new par-
tition erected in the interior of. his
shoe repairing establishment in Rail-
road avenue. and is having the build-
ing repainted and improved.
.. .
John Robinson's sloop. Lady Ethel.
which hm had a new keel placed in
her by John Ayrea and Frank Allen. of
East Norwallt. was launched Thur-r-
day. and will soon return to this
place.
The. resident membership of the Wee
Burn Golf cltib is now fiiil. This club
has taken phenomlnal strides to the
front in the golfing world until it is
now one of the leading clubs in the
country. The course is in excellent
shape. and is in use almost constantly.
The club also has some expert golfers
on its rolls.
A goodly number of young people.
and some not quite so young as they
used to be. attended the social in the
Presbyterian Sunday school room.
Thursday night. which has been or-
gauiaed by the Pastor‘s Helpers of the
Bible. class. The nffitir. which was
uncommonly successful anti inn-pro-
voking. took the form of a "poverty"
social. Bu-f‘flllt'll. affording opportunity
for many novel and original ideas in
costumes in the line of extreme plain-
ness. or of the fantastic. Sinai] fines
were imposed for anything which sug-
gested extravagance. and young gen-
tlemen indulging in the luxury of hair
parted in the niitidic were severely
penalized. I-‘ines otherwise incurred
and due were reduced or remitted in
cases where the national colors were
conspicuous in costumes. anti accord-
ingiy. some of the young insides who
aiiitic draped lit the Stars and Stripes
were declared immune. so far as lines
were concerned. Several clever at~
tempts were made to imitate the pre-
vailing styles of fifty or sixty years
ago. There were also a number of
novel anti striking tableaux given.
Harp and violin duets alternated with
banjo and bone selections by certain
experts front the Soldiers" Home. made
up a cheerful programme of instru~
mental music which all enjoyed. There
were refreshments. too. that. for a!
pan y supposed to be in the throes of
poverty, inditgttcd that the point of
starvation was still happily remote.
The Pastor's Helpers proved quite
worthy of their title in many pleasant
and useful ways. its members have
greatly increased during the past year
:t.td it has come to be recognized as
“film“: the most active and useful ag-
encies for stimulating the social foclv
ing as well as aiding efficiently in the
iiiorc serious business of the church.
aowavm.
The wife of lit-t‘. llnntls is very ill of
chills and lover.
.w- -
liobert llriggs. of Brooklyn. is visir
iitg his aunt. hire. .loiiii iiich.
Mrs, W. A, ilatiiioii iiiltl Mrs. S. ii.
Finch. have rt‘iltl'iit'tl to limit Orange.
after a stay :it the l"airvlcw iioiisc.
llciijaiulii i-‘. .\ici{iuncy. son of
i‘lliii‘It-s Mt'Kllllit-y, til “l'tlllkrlltlt'. is
with (‘tilli|iiili)' i“. l"li‘sl regiment. t‘oiif
iii-«‘Iiciit Volunteers. at t‘aiup Alger.
iliram Sharron, of New York. bat-'-
piirciiascd the coal yard it. i‘iowiiyton
ftii‘liti-t'iy conducted by iii-ii ligirrls. He
takes litittr-iisiiltilt August i.
Services in lbiptist church Lord‘s
liay morning at iiizilt. l'rcitcliliig by
Nov. i“. V. Atkinson oi (‘rtlll‘l‘ 'l‘iicoio-
iiival sctitiiiary a further pastor of litt-
clitirch. liiblt- school at i'.I o‘clock.
bitching scrvicc at Hit. Mimi Taylor
:0 Illlaeltiliill')‘ to l‘eiiii'ai Allit't‘lt‘ii. and
others front the lloii island coiiveic
that. will rib‘lili. A cordial invitation
is catciiilttl lo illl of these survives.
-fi. .. "nu...”
WIN".
Mrs John ii. “mom. of Not-walk. is
visiting Mr-i. W. A, Williams.
Mrs ltzi-a i‘ iii-uticti rciui-acd home
front larchuumt Manor. last 'l‘iicsiiay.
ill‘tll‘flt iowtl.
bliss Mutialicid. of "Mind. is the
guest of Mimics i‘tiiitiy itiii hillu I‘t-i‘ry.
About .birty people went to t‘oinpo
lion-h “'mllit'rtillli'. and held a picnic.
:levcriii went on their wliccis and re
turned by the lust train.
—— ......... . w.......
The lilillt'h of the Methodist idpiscw
p.il church hi-iii iii ice cream sociable
at him. ll. W. .lcaitlugs' ltoiiic. ’l‘ltnru-
day ovciillig.
li a thlliiiil could i‘t‘liilil her beauty
lol’tit‘t'l' vhc uilitiii lit'l .iioiiit altitoiii
lil‘llllll‘.
It a itii'i can‘t llliiil‘_\' her lilt‘lll she
has to control herself with Infill” othci
llri'u.
m
Lotti til iilil soldiers got
every iwnaioii day.
bull-alto!
The old into-i iii-cu iilllllt” litti‘t'l' lliittli't
"coining iliro' the iye“
lit tittie til Itt‘itt'i' soldiers should pt.»
pure loi war by getting married.
Vatican Rape and limpaaa the!
Other Side of the Rim.
ceéCut o.
if you taco were as quick as the women
are to apprecate bargains. there'd be no need
of telling you so much about our July sale of
July clothing. The way mothers of boys
have come a ter the cut-price clothes for boys
has been a pleasant surprise.
What we've done for the men. . Q
We'll repeat the story: it‘s Clfll’tliig’Oilt
time here: we prefer to do the semi-annual
job in mid-season. so that you may reap the
twin-benefits of low prices and seasonabie
clothin . All the fancy cassimeres. fancy
worsle s and fancy cheviots~a storefui in i
c: themselves—have been gathered in three iow- ‘
' griccd lines-35. $7.50 and ”SO—though
efore-the-sale prices were from $7.50 to $15.
This season’s goods, this season's styles.
Meigs & £30. goodness. at end-oi-the-season,
pl'lCeS. Lilli you l'CSlSi? er resides. The boat was thoroughly
overliitiled recently at Northpori. and
ho Pan . .
, M to 'iuita for Boy" . has since been on a cruise to t‘old
We've been as liberal with boys' long- 99'1"“ and “WW“ “0"?-
pants suitsz-dropped the 55 kinds to $3.73.
the $750 kinds to $5. the $10 kinds to $7.50.
and the Si; kinds to 89.50.
Mrs. it‘ancher. of Maple aveniia. gave
a tea party Thursday afternoon. in
honor of her dalIliter.
in». Anna it. Dickinson. of Duluth.
Minn, is visiting Mrs. Thomas Bene-
dict. of Fort Point street.
Mrs. Frederick M. Wheeler. of 0s- I
brii avenue. has returned htmte from a l
two Weeka' visit at llroton.
Mrs. Arrin Smith and Miss Grace:
Raymond. of Bethehpre guests of Mr. ;
and Mrs. Daniel L'iiommedleu.
A skiff. painted light green and con- !
tainiiig three oars and a crab act. was
found this week by John Cole, the
Washington street draw tender.
The yacht Regina in charge of l‘ap- T
lain (‘hsrlea R. Day and crew. sailed ‘
yesterday for Milford. where her own-
Tiic Advent Sunday school will unite
with the Advent Sunday school. of
Bridgeport, in a picnic to t‘edar ls-
land. next Thursday. A special trolley
c r will leave the ‘-hiirch at 9 o'clock.
motorists “ ‘
SCI-I'D a... 'It. - ’ conveying the East Norwnik meme .
III its"! t . hers to Westport.
legato. Church. It . ——--———--—-
IIIIOIMIT INWWMTID . licv. A. J. Smith will preach at both
I
u... ‘ of the regular Sunday services iii the
" i I" .m. . ‘ Plaid Avenue Methodist Episcopal
church. tomorrow. The subject of
1 morning discourse will be Saved by it
I ' 4 l ‘ l ‘ Thread. The topic of the evening sor- ‘
' ' 1' ’ ‘ “ " ' ‘ ' ‘ . ‘ * nion will be Water From an Old Well.
' i l Miss Nellie l.‘liommtaiicii. ioi'iiicrly
THE BES‘ “ALT BEVERAGE . i the :icciimpilslimi organist of the South
i.\'orwaik Baptist church. will supply
H O l B . i the organ for Miss (‘larit Ryder. who is
. tawny on a vacation.
igh and rands. 1
‘ El urn Jl-I. t‘orliitni and his cin-
Highland Brando are Strictly Union. g .,,,,;,.‘.‘..| m... a 3)“: mm. yesterday on
”Gui-I'D .‘v..'.'. ”Illa“. '|u"., illit-ir liliit'kflsliing expedition. 'l‘hc
IIIIL‘I'D IIL‘I’ Eflllc‘l. HIOHUID OREII All
; party. which went out in Captain 0iik~
and Halt with iron. Idol! M. and Factor.
icy Smith‘s boat. included William
\‘mdrr. (‘hiirlea it. (lakes George Mills
. 's . t ~ : . A landing was
Put Up Exprcaaiy for Family Doe. t"""‘" ‘ “W """“"
: it .t lia' island. where dinner
aararefiiilyasnphysician‘spm'ription. "H” l 3
TH! PURIIT MALT TONIC. MADE.
They build uplthe weak. and tire iiusurtmal iii any particular.
..
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I
i
i was served. while Mr. (iorhain was be-
iio s and totimns furnished at minced prices.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAIIIIIES.
lithll capsized and both
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
thorough drenching. Mr. itil‘lil'iill
2i itartli Iain Sh. heath larwaih
Telephone ltzi-ii.
~1ii-lil tin greater part of the day dry«
log out his clothing. Several mom-
izlitlil LAND on the label nitrous Highest t-itaiitiurd.
lu-rs of the Ili‘.’l,\' intidc large catches
of tisii. and a full hilt-ll biirgaii fell a
victim to hir. (illl‘llillli's' hook and line.
non m @000!!!
, lorwalk loy- ‘l’hinh they will Iona
' helanttothorroat.
”‘X‘X‘X-X“X“X"X”x ax-.x -Mx -X-x-x-x-x-.x-x—.x “X .\'litliilt‘. l‘tllln.. Jilly 22!. “91‘.
ADVERTISE m 1'"; 55mm
battalion drill. extended order. and it
X—X-~X~ X- \.._\ . X—.X~vX~ X - X‘X- 31- X -X-“X» X—~X——‘X-X«~
.tiicy have not been forgotten by the
was a very inU-rsting sight.
Quartermaster Sergeant itoucii Willi
at y ups to aw or e.
“
lpmplc of Norwaiit. 'i‘iivv enjoyed the
Steamzrfid\e Kofionxmu. of t‘otill‘t'atilitttii Hill. in. Acton
The boys are beginning to f-vci that
home today on a two-day furlough
'l‘iic flit'ii are itli mgcr for fiirioiiilbs
xlinw. as liicy think the tiinc is hear
when iiic regiment will be ordered to
illin‘r'.
and Mr. Potter. and hope to so- inativ
‘ll' their friends at the camp belon-
ilit') are ordered away.
l 'l'hc Norwaik boys are at .l illsatlntic
Vl.u:t- lil getting home. because they luv.-
‘io ask for forty-eight hour initiates. in
order to have as much time home as
the llii'liilit‘l'u oi many of the other com
:pauics who live hear and lined but liitlv
‘iiiuo to go and mate. The colonel will
tibia only one or two forty-eight hour
lutrirtr-t to mull coiiipiiiiy. whereas lic.
.uouid allow live or slit passes of ten or
imply four littlll‘s c.tch.
“ii. iil.titttii¢lt.
Loovoa South Norwaik. 7:30 A. M.
Loavoa Now York:
lieckiiiau street. 2:15 p. at.
East 31st street. 2:40 p. lii.
Q.
(Saturday. l:£ili p. lll.l
tSaturday. 2:00 p. in.)
‘v “GYM um “All!!!
Marmara» of a German ea the lat-
Fara, Single, 400; Excursion, 10c. «mm-mam.
lily Associated Freud
m
. .Vcw llt'illltl‘tl. .\l.i.~s.. .llil_\' 2: Frank
F b P II c‘t ‘ n 'k ‘ \'. (turnout. of ilrocioii. who nilil‘iml on
r‘.‘ t rap. or y o 0". O :t wlti-cl till the litilltillii‘iititl l')‘clc
truck. last evening shortly after ilzllti
io lil‘t'dli the tacitly—four iitair Ililt‘l'tl
record. was btit‘t'cs‘aflll llL siiiitshliui all
, illillltri ii'oiii tiiiI scrotal up to ilic coiit~
3‘ ‘~X.‘ithNf-Xi~XfiX7-N3 muss:- 'it.‘iixrix.'ixfiXhXi-Xfixbhhh'fi pictioii of his twelfth hour. when he
X.
.ixrix:i.'liX.'intXi'iniN-'i Xiixhxl’txdxiiXiiXiiXi'tXl'iniXiiXbXt'lXil lt.itl t't|\\‘l'l’il 2W iillltta, thiii yards, .\|
.yxiuhiiXhXhXi-Xfi.'ftXft N5X.‘tN5X."ixhthlin’iXFIXiiXi-xdmtxil this point the riders strength at-ciiicii
' in be giving out and he look hall an
hour‘s vest. At the cad til the tiiii‘«
icoutli hour he was new“ ntiic.» and
:t.to yards bciiiiid Iiic record. ticr-
aunt's time for titty tnllca wile thir~
lt-rll inliiuieu. sivtccit mil tuiiuliall
; .ccouds lwitcr than the record and hi-
litiislieil toii miles in four hours. thir-
iccii liillililt'tt. tiltyvotie and fltltl“llilliN
Ht't'tllliltt. or more that it"ttlllyrltillr
minutes ahead of the record.
ltld'l‘tti'llA Wild. liltt‘lii'icli.
- ‘ 'aaiiaa it
liridge‘tmddlll; ‘2: lli'l’ti) with it
‘ t‘lltiltll' for the better today iii the cott-
itllllilll of John iictiichii. The man who
was shot thrice hr youthful Lewis M-
Th E i 8° t'nel I an on ’l‘hursday morning last. and ho
a V011 1“ u " allow» remarkable vitality. lie has a
iiiit‘ l'llll'll'l‘ of recovery. 'l‘iilt ltimill'
.illll was arraigned iii the police court
X'X'X'K‘X'X‘N'XW‘X‘X'X'X‘X X‘X'X’X’X‘X‘X'N’N'X'X'X'X'x ltmlity. but his cow was continued illi-
X‘X'X'X'X‘X‘X'N'X’X‘X'x‘X‘X X‘X'X'K'X'K‘X'X‘X'X'X’X'X'X 'tii 'i‘iinratiiiy. without putting him to
X'X'X’X'X‘X‘X'X‘X‘X‘X'X'X‘X X'X‘X‘X‘h'X‘K'X'K‘X‘X‘X‘X’X ilill‘ii. "mm, were no at “mo,
bravi- llecittiitot Strict. .‘cw \‘oi'k. Monday. “halite-day ioid l-‘riday. it pm.
Leave Norwalk. Tina-lay. 'l‘huisilay and rialitrday. 3i put.
xfIN7-NTIX5iXTiN
x:lx:|xt’lxillx:lx
XhXthXh."\
it.
The Home Paper.
Nothing takes its plant. There is no utilatliute and there
never Will be. it is ttiilipieaud original. holding lit ib- lli'iti
map all the iampic in town. The paper and it e pmpicare
inseparable. 'i‘iiidr liticrtuiaittc both nationhood they both
know it. The only practical way of attracting tint-o ptaipie
iii through the local paper.
. betlt slrcvi. says: ‘1
i't'ct-li‘t-ll :l ‘
and Can lly ha
. Invastlgatql.
Sit pose on were an utter atraaglr
iii a llirgc ct’ty. and had compietel loaf
your way. where uidance cool you
place the moat coo cit-ace in. a at -
. cr's. lost like yoursrii. or I reside a,
born and bred in the city? Whea a a '
reaches the oiling of a strap e 90 ,
\vliosc hand directs the tiller. an hriuga
hot sale to her moorings? A it“!
pilot's or a greenhorn't? Whose opin-
ions. experience and statements can tho
render dtpend upon the more, than
published front boon tide South ”or.
walk citiacna. or those originally (trained
in every hole and corner of the Union.
cxccpt our own South, Norwallt and its
~iiburbs? Read this South Norwalit
case:
Mrs. Elizabeth Plait. No. :3 Elisa-
' am 77 year! 0“
and the mother of a large family.
had kidney trouble for a but ionic, with
very severe backachrs. an to make
innttcrs worse. some two and a hall
years ago rltrnmatism attacked m it
was so bad that my hands and limbs
were of no use to me. block Donn'a
Kidney Pills and they did me and.
i did not suffer in i did. My baa cha
dist. poured. and the rheumatism was ,.
macabrtter. l tiiinl? Penn italéi" iii "
ii they helped people of my age. I lclc‘
so badly. they wi i help anyone." You
can get Doaii'a Kidney Pills at Hals-
tcd's drug store. All dealers have them.
or they will be sent mail on pg
of ”We. boots. by 'l'lliflfl to oater-
Mi burn 0.. Builaio. N. Y., loll agents
for thc L'. S. Remember the age..—
i)oait'i--aitd take no substitute.
Mrs. Newsyu-Jolin. dear. what are
the Spanish fours that are always ril—
lng and declining? Mr. Neway-Why.
the Philippines. the Antilles. the CW
line islands and the t‘aiiaries. Ira.
Newsy "Dt‘iii‘ me. how stupid i am. to
be sure. -
'i'housnnds of persons have been
rural of plies by using DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve. it heals promptly and
cures i‘t'ztsniu and all skin diseases. It
gives immediate relief. Edward P.
Weed. Norwnlk. Gen. 0-. Stillamt. 80ml
Norwalk.
“’tif‘kctl both ways. Brown-30
Mocks is applying for a tiivtircetfrom
that widow he married last week oli'.’
Whatever posscsiicd him to marry her?
.itines~'~'ile was attracted by her won-
derful conversational powers, i believe.
"rtiWn"’":\lltl why is be applying for a
divorce so soon? .ioiicsvtiii. the same
l‘l‘flmn.
OAITQIIIA.
gm“. lhliiilltllln m
I!
she—d see that a man in Kansas
owns a gcroniuin twelve feet high.
lic- What joy his wife will take to
tanking iiiui carry it iii and out of the
house next fall!
Rob. Miairc. of lar‘tiy'ette. lint. II"
‘ that for constipation he has found no
Will’s Little Early lliscrs to be patient.
They never gripe. Try them for ato-
iiiacit and liver troubles. Edward P.
“t'l‘tl. Ntirti'ulk. “Ni. ('. Stilliililt. flout.
Norwalk.
'i‘he customs authorities have decid-
cd that the l‘iiini-sc tom~tem iii a nih-
sicai instrument.
"l have used (‘hauiherialn'a Gout
ilcinedy iii my family for year! and lie
ways with good l‘rtilllllt." aaya Mr. W.
n. t‘ooper of m lilo. t‘al. "l-‘or small .
children we find it esp-clally efleetlvii."
t‘or rilllt‘ by ll. t‘. Stillsou. flouth Nor-
waik. illitl E. i'. Weed. Norwllk.
'i‘hc i'ii'iicd llebrcw t‘iuiritics of New
York spent last year “30.000 in bond-
volciit work.
ill-L'RY WARD BEIWHIR M").
"It is a sin to neglect your health.“
Why do you tie it. when you know that
the famous illue ll. Remediea of the
"Joe liliiiiig \‘ook Series" will euro or
your money hi refunded? No. i raraa
Rheumatism: ‘2 cures i.a (trim: I
cures a cough or cold: t cures 0am:
it is it perfect appetiailig tonic; I xxx
Stimulating l‘iliii cure Impala”: '
iii the .t‘hiidrca‘ti Itellof Milling ~0-
iip. Trial bottle of ouch mod}. I“
or cut this out and get one free: 1.“
references on application. (thuiaa I
it‘iiiclt. in? Washington street. and I.
it. l'liiliilt'tl. tit \t‘asliiuatoa street. Iota
imcliltt for South Norwailt. (‘ottm
'i‘licw :ll’i' said to be fewer attll‘lM
itiiioiig Ililllt‘l’tt lliiiii liliitiiig low at”!
ililflri of wurituicii.
- ~~-—--m
g‘flna 3 a
Itautta h H
Mutu-
d
"i never can anybody hate the 8m.
lard» like my wife."
“What makes her feel that way?“
"she got to muting war ma the
oiiicr day and let a lot of raspberry
Lou burn up."
thir hid-v has been continually INQ-
hicd with colic and cholera iataa
since his birth. and all that we in .
do for him did not out to giro _
tlinlt temporary relief. until we
l ‘liaatimriaiu'a t'oiic. l‘holora Iltl M
lltlt'll lieincdy. l'llttctt giving that
city ho has not boon tr a
want to give you this toatltltntt I“,
evidence of our gratitude. not that
«ma ii to amuse your lei-ling
l‘i'lllt'il!.-ll. . Mitt ‘
For sale by ll. f‘.‘
wolii. and it. i‘. W .
.llli \‘op puckered your line so than
tiiiit i thought you were going to hire
the. Jack No. i got some sand in .7
Month. .iill« Well. for heaven's sale.
swallow it! You need it in year ”it
. Jiah‘
ll'lii.
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