IIII Ales. the Mt!
'Aca'r the NorwIIhl.
W
i”
‘ whiter-19a. .‘J
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Til-Mater Isabel brought another
“party at vexcuralonlats front
firth-port to Itoton laat‘nlght.
’W I. Hoyt. Ira. Mary P Hoyt.
in Baby Hoyt. ot Roion uni.
M1*. are occupying a cot-
“ i mains mus Its-on. Annie Hallohati
h Mt. have roturned to their home
4.. Info York city.
. A fatty of young people will take a
“II to {locust Grove. h l.. unnorrow
m. tearing I... Noflmlk vsctIt
oIllIl hoaaa at 3:30 o'clock.
l’l‘he divlm- pavilion on the liotou
Point dock. which blow down recently.
was taken apart by John J. Snellbaek.
who urchaaed it. and will be used tor
kindling wood.
Illa Bertha Brown. who has mode
many friends at Roton l’oint this so -
Ina. where she has been engaged on
«litter at the rampant, left the point
mterday for her home in St. John's.
NJ 8.. having reeelved a telegraph des-
patt'h to the effort that her father was
not expected to live.
‘Io
lllaa Mary Henderson. who Jumped
from a window of the Summit house.
during last l-‘riday' a tire. and broke her
Well is. is getting flong nicely. She
II ‘at the home of Captain Stevens.
lost 0! the other boarders are staying
at the boarding house of Mra.‘ James
Stevens. near by. while some have re~
turned to their homes.
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There were three small excursions at
Baton Point. yesterday. One was "It
Sunday srhool from Northport. l. l..
which tame over In a sloop in tow of a
steamer. and another was. a party of
forty deaf males from Westport. 'l‘o-
inorrow there will he a large exrurslon
lr-om Newton. N. J. Manager l-‘luken-
stein rel-oiled a letter yesterday. whltb
stated that the entire town would turn
out and would be accompanied by .1
bond of thirty pieces
anion.
Aaron ()Imtitead is very slek.
Mrs. I). R. l‘lllow in boarding Long
laland people.
Mutt‘hurleti lt‘ llouion entertained
relatives urer Suudiiy.
.. Misti Mabel Dayton. of tiroloudu ris-
Itlng We. Orino llyxbue.
A number of families lrom this pinto .
will pIIniI- at t‘ompa "0th on l-‘Iiday
——
hint. l-‘red Wood. of Norwalk. spent
' Saturday with her sister. Mrs. Plait-lo.-
Gregory.
Mrs. Roenlel. of New rim. wily. is n
shoot of her brother. Albert Wolinlia.
and lamiiy.
Residuals of t‘hesiuni lliil are but
in; potatms dug, tIllltllltl p llt‘il uud
other notables stolen. 'l‘h guilty
unor‘hure been ilt'ltlt‘li'tl. and llllll'ltli
they want: thievliiu they will hurt-
trouble.
William T. Gregory
Frank tiri-IIory and family. air». Min.
ale tlregory and son Robert. Mrs.
Uharlea tlaundera and Mrs. r‘rInIlt
Elihu wont to Illttll Inland Wednesday
with he itiuilWIullonal
M‘IltltlL Norwalk.
A ltittll from Illlll pith-u iu I-ompuui
with inharti. drove to Wilsitiin itoini
on Saturday. ion his inn-Ir took I
IIII. Il‘Inilfttl‘t‘NI lilli Ilotlllill itliil
i'latu rake and took his dinner. an Ili‘
unpainted. intention to eat ti on om
oi the inlands. When he arrived he
looted for his oatahloti. but they «mild
tint be found. so the othtlI‘ hleh Illlttl‘tttl
their dinners with lilia. When inc
- ennui bank to his wagon he found his
dinner bullet. but some one had do
thtli‘rd Illt' ritlitenla dtiillifl lilii «lilo-tire. .
lie is thaiiltlul. however. that they bill
the dishes and lIaskI-i.
'l'thH Ill“ It‘ll: Hill lIAN'I‘IAtiIl.
ittv Annotated Pres-J
flantisgo lie i'uba. Misti-i 2. II p in.
tllriayid in truitsioiasloai "I'IW liwl
(you st-lmoul r
here Illlit afternoon. towid by the inn
Dillon. is-liia twenty-four dale
[rant ltoonibm with till ions at lI‘I‘I
the am of Adult- (lartlnor. who neat
the «swim trust: to tinnmi shatter
m the one of the army “the silt was
“I W ken-an. employees at no.
and family. ‘
fillhlllilv' .
Mary It. Horse arrived.
titll .
ilyl“
“i
.l' til
town... .m'nrtn
"Wagfif Ingrown-Irk- .
't.sa.uawtmtas.stnysssn.
1““.me
or "demoni-
5*”ngqu
Wit
so every wrapper. his II the
‘laamlirwhishhashcta
ucdiathchcncrcfth‘a .
mm'cnrthtrtyycara
martian" It the wrapper
“teas” that it is the the
iii
onthcwrappcr.
ltyh'cllataaalflaalduhpt
Tia can“ In”; afwhich
disc. I. “limb
lanolin!“ ' .
Wt
”II “I'M. WW II. '0“ 0|".
Dbrion House.
Gregory'c.l’oiat. South Norwalk.
Terms tea-tumble; bathing boating.
llaliin. eleetrlt- earn to hotel. eon-
nout N."§..N with oil trains on the
.H. an .lt. It.
UXSI‘RI'AHREII lllltlllI-l ISLAND CLAN
IlAKliB AND SIIIIBH lllNXlflifl.
'Jyl but
by new “Filth: LINE thrill ton steamera
£131: lunlh‘siaW'IW t “ Ilflhfitflllllly titted
are re a and
ah modem mimpwvenianta.
Seattle to St. Michael
”Mind tout! about July l1. a: hunt).
mfil%with 00%" 'u 'death?!“urgent“.~
I... in... . ....I.
. Yukonh rer ”this. A ly: It l‘llll‘
‘l‘llANtlmItTA‘l' 0H m . ratio. It.»
“.nilli- Winn“ or to INTERNATIONAL NA\.
00.. Illlowliuu amen. New \ork. its 2m
: mantras
‘ my’ml: ammonia IWE
i repair any broken or warnpa
loyalty and h“hoepull wilfillltllotttlllw- Bytmuhbet
when a chn r althe lowest prlee.
Itewiug lane im- ro rod in inland trunnion
M‘IIIIIN and "it‘ll“ a“ new??? s’heya. ete.
‘ All work guanuil
: ueor and nuwlilulst.“ tl ltuilrliltd p insular;
Dewey Captured
Philippine Islands.
5 III‘ r
SAUNDERS?
t‘aaplured l“ alrllt-ld t ‘ouuiy on
Orient Bicycles,
and will land an instant
Ill'tai. to be sold from “Jill
to Chill. at .‘iirilt Main
l Street. lit-arluinlud you
tutti liiit'o your old ones
II
as
vuliaulird.
l
i
1l2 North Main Street.
lllW'l‘Il NillIWAlIK.
I
l
I ‘ .. ‘1'
”fimz“
lather"!
J. E. Hulllvau, pmprietor and manager. .
To ALASKA! ’
balm
'l‘ha lilacs Drawer. ‘1! New York.
are gua’stc at John D. Feller.
an. Addie wanismtaiooiuaoion.
Crockett.
_A carioad oi turnitnro arrived here
venerday from New, York city tor
George Cudllpa. and it will be stored
In Harry Pepper'u' building near the
depot until in; L‘itilllpp's new real-
dence is completed.
“‘1‘ . . i m.
i
nnnw m aoama.
Town Clerk Thaddoito Bell and tant-
lly enjoyed a trolley ride to Milford
and return Tuesday.
Robert Smith. a member of Compao
ny K. 'l‘hlrd regiment. has spent a tit
hours IIII'IOIIII to town. i
,Jilaep'h louael went on the Norwalli
congregational Sunday I'lt'Ilthl excur-X
sion to Glen island yesterday. ‘
[of Denver. Col. ls
. with Mr. and Mrs.
'han Douchey. Main street.
Mrs. Alfred
J. II visions III. and tin. Alfred a.
~ Mrs. William Ill. Duncan. aerornpan. .
led by her arm. of New York city. is.
. visitinir her father. (.‘aptain Sands Sel- f
leek. who is quite tilelt. '
John Roach. “used 57 yearn. died
Tuesday at Fitch's Soldiers‘ Home;
urd this morning buried the remains'
in Noroton cemetery. _ !
The Stephen Hall Milly has arrluoi
.I-d safely in hos Anaoles. Pal. baring,
' been six Tom the ,route from (“Ibi-
Iago. Nah an Daueh hey received a. let‘ I
the yesterday from Mr. Hall. stating
; that the trip was a very blatant one
___.
The ladies of ililrt vlrlully tire iii-,
. riled to attend n motion in the lecture ‘
room It! the t‘onariwntlonal ehnreh on ‘
Friday afternoon at three o'elook. to.
i new for tho IIll'Ii and wounded soldiers“
. .\ rollertlon will be token to ptit't'liutio
materials netted.
We antlntormedthal the attempt to'
plate It I-ontwrvnior ovor Mro. t 'ornelia
lll'fith was it failure She has feieiied
it deeroe of the «unity stating that the
allegation brought were without sup-
', purl. idle lit-lug I-Iimpelenl
charge or her own liffltll'ti.
. mow.
Miss Alb-v Fitch has visltul lIi‘ildiug
friends this week.
w,
Noroton. and Undertaker James Illreh- 1 _
to have _
Willard I’llliltltl will outer Yule titti-
\erslty in the fall.
lira. “J". Hill has returned home
from a visit III WI-sthu-t.
l
Joseph Moore. who died bust week.
‘ won buried on Sunday Inst.
Mrs. W. l'. IIthIlilliI is entertaining
friends from (thin this week.
Mrs. l‘ltlli‘lt‘s Williams and family
have returned from :i Wt‘t‘lt'h visit In
Huston
W
I"l'lttlt‘l‘lt‘k llili'eliuiitie. of liriilut-purt.
Illti visited Illh Inoilwr. .\lr.~. II. It
. Mort-limitw.
‘ Mm. Mury lt‘iti-b and drummer. of
Wratptiri. bore been guest of Mn \\'
II. .‘Illl‘i‘lltlllm‘.
...- ”a...“
j ills). Iluitlo llIIII Miss May llt'llllt'll
nl‘ lletlII-l. ttl‘t' hitt‘litllllK Ii wwk with
hll‘r. .\lIirIiii llowlaud.
'I‘II‘ r-Ix Nurwnlk yoiiiiu ludim nlio
ltltlt' lu-I-ii I‘ll‘tlltiillllll at limit». t ‘idi-y' R
; Illllhltlt' ultimo. bat-I- r'elittiwd holin-
I
l
l
l
l
\lulllhl l'I will he I'IN‘H itlnlit .It
Niirlleld tiriinito. when the priuraiuiui-
will be lit i‘liiirui- Iif Mim- Mula‘l litur-
lira
A IIIIIIIbor ul Nuriieid Ilidlllli'irt will
attend the I‘tuuuun tlllltlll 'Iltlllt'. to la-
lrbld at Iliitiu Itoeli on Ilaturdny. union
by trolley from Weatport.
. .I. ll. llurlltuii and fuinlly. of lll’tltlli- '
I lyn. are boardliin in town.
. I“
! Atlas Millillit llrimtll. of wmumri, i.
irbdiiug Ilt‘l' aruuiluuulior. Mrll. t‘un.
. III-Iy.
.. ..-..-..............._
'I‘Ilt‘ liidlm of the Methodist Mull.-
. tonal i‘Iilll‘i‘li will hold on be I‘lt'ltlll
U :‘m II I amiable 'l‘hiirriiliiy ewiiiiiil III Mrs. W.
' II. ‘I‘"I’,l‘t'l"ii resideui'e.
It" its II“. _ ‘ ..... m
“dwfiu “m, The tlllIu-ri and lleiiiwii Muuulur
. ‘ . tut-lint roiopiim in gi-ititia tlw ntiltit‘
g " hurl. Ieziily fur the iitltlllllll to be built
. on liiit liltllli ltlill' III the old aliw
. . W\ ‘ 'm “ . liiillillltu. II Mil be lined Itll' u Mill"
III Til! ovum ml"
greatly appreciated by ills suit. as iiw‘
hasnltal «trail was in need at “‘3"
Ilium RATII‘ I‘lel'INTIIlN.
the undated
New Haven. Mllltll t— Alesnniitr
Tm. chairman of the ill-thou rail
Central «tantalum. today antimiuml
that Illf‘ Murmur siutr uanvrntloo
' will he held Ionic-miter .il in the l'iil'lt
City Theatre. [trig-rpm bagitiiilha at
I. I. I.
i
WILLING too
new! ‘"
2 ulna.
l lili‘ rislni.
l meow-um
Mrs. Albert lb-Iilaiulii‘s borne iii--
. t‘liltlit trialitenml til it stone near the
tililbert aad ileum-ii upper fariory.
. 'I‘imday eve-ulna. lit-u. llenlatnin was
.\lr.~. l}. l.. ”for: is entertaining her
brother from South Norwulli.
‘ Mrs. Louisi- thtuld in I-iilorttiliiitia
. relatives from Mldillotown. N. Y.
thrown out against ll lane» and and
.nwivrd a sworn Injury in Ilt'l' itltltl.
; it is feared her hip la broken.
I
ilu Inrrutlaatbtn It apiwars that IItl-
bleyele whipped to Milford by the Ad-
liiin- llaprosa "initially for John ltnrk-
try one month and was probably ulnlt II
!II Itouiti Norwalli 'l'lio t‘ilfllfltfllt
It'lllllll Ihat twit VIIN‘I! have been Ink“ 1
an at that point within the tact loathi
Every (in
kind at I). 89
2 89 now.
Ilulta tor all [Mll-
Summer fleets-lites
July sale.
...‘.E‘l'."-l'.lt°l .
I'M".
loyal” "C‘s” OI.
PM.
”.1 :3: “rant.
THE
Odd Bargtmis.
brings new victims to the
sacrifice... To :Iy it's mackintoshesw-Ihe 35
Yesterday we found
girth golf coals. made to sell for $S~ihey' re
No difficulty about lilting all shapes of
men from the Iancy cassimere, cheviois and
smiled suits on the quick-selling tables at
$5. $7. 50 and $9. 50. Modern ready-ior—wear-
clothing such as we sell takes note of stout
men. at thin men—of all shapes.
We re not forgetting the thin sluiis and
the helps to comfort during the rush of this
Ready to lit you out for vacation
from cap to the trunk to put the things III—-
cycle suits. negligee shirts. caps. belts. under—
wear, crash Suits. bathing suits and the like.
W .......§..§<°
open Ilcnday. tridsy aad'laturday Evenings. 15].“le
some
BEST ant atvraiers.
Highland Brands:
Highland» Brando are Strictly Union.
IIIOIILIID PILSIEII.
IIIOIILIID IIVIIIAI.
.nq I." with Iron.
THE PUIIIT
tlII'IlLIID IIIJ EXTRACT. IIIOIIMID DIEAI All
Stock Aid and For-tor.
Put Up Exprcanly for Family Uac.
a rarefnlly as a pby alelan’ Ii pn'aerlptlon.
MALT TONIC. “ADI. '
They build tip the w.eak and tire Iiiiaurlatlsied In any particular.
Hotels and animus funiislioil at mini-ed pl‘ltl‘il.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC (i. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
2i '1th Iain 8h. Scotti lorwalk
Telephone HIM.
HIGHLAND on the label nimui ngliutt Standard.
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ADVERTISE III THE SEIITIIIEL.
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tinnitus imu
licadrctis cl llca are Seeking Pat-
' sage Back lothc States.
STiRIEl mm or HilltHlPs.
m,—
\ .
lily Inning their Oattlta (or What
M 01! Get the Mé-Ii Itch-
aels lattice haunt- a Lively
twat-3‘ ‘ on.
VII-torla. u. (3.. August 4.41..-
” steamer Aiuaueneo Illltt arrived from St.
Mielinel'ti; Alaska. with 200 panueugers
and between "50.000 and 3200.000 in
x'olilwlltttl. 0f ll). list of llafifit‘nitt'l‘H
only thirty-four were miners who had
An.-- .
mines. the romainder being II‘lOl-it‘ who
. had none there in the spring and Hill-
3, eluded not. to remain. The paswnaoru
all agree in the statement that hun-
. illt’tlli of mm are arriiina in St. illl- .
i rbuel‘ s from Dawson and vii-.iniiy
l seeking passage to the states. and that-
"there are upwards of II Uioiisaud men
in that port who have lntI-ly tome quIii
simports and are trying to get up lllt'
. riI'Ir. Men are turning back uttm
. learning: the tondltion of llawson and
up river points.
The river steamer Mount-eh
ported aground about 25 miles
Ilawuou.
, St. Mll‘lllil'l'S harbor and the
lll‘t‘lti‘nlll a lively npmutrauru.
is re-
from
inland
A i'uI‘I-sl
shore is lined with pt upie.
in every day or two front up the river
with scores and hundreds of disap—
pointed gold seekers Wlltlrtl' storim of
III link :ilid biirdrllip .III- \ltidii lilltl
in ginning minis in the lllllllllllilt tb: It
II. N mine here in lake pnsmgt fm the
mines. This results in nIIInI htlllllfl
their iilillll.‘ .ind .retinuiui: in the
doles. The hotels on the shore lll‘t'
nightly taxed to their utmost capacity
in uremnnimlalinu guests tutd almost
ervry iron in the harbor is utilized to:
:t It IIIporIIry hotel News that no Kohl
tins Ilt‘t'll found at Knixbiie and Norton
Sound adds to the disrmtruxmni-nt of
the general Illlllllllltlt‘. m
Ill IIII‘ harbor of St. Mil-liai-l‘s ltl't‘ :27.
Honours and stilling vessels. It“ Iiruii
ii' laden with passengers. general rur-
tin and river limits. Several steamers
lI'III'i- Innu- lisls of passengers who pur-
rlinsml III'ki'IK Illreel in lluwsnn and
other up river palms and on arriving
Ierde that arrangements ball .lml
iwu mudo- for their transportation.
‘ln- simiiuors insisted on landing puri-
N'llflt‘l‘h‘ tlll ilu' bench. thus throwing
“will on their own I'O'ilflll't‘t'rl. St. MI
l-liaoi's is under military liirisdiI-tion.
illltl the I-IniiIIIIiIitlinu "flirt-rs refuse to
allow hilt'll passengers in Ilt‘ piil ashore.
The result is that there lil‘t‘ four or
III’I' steamers Ill port with sort-rill lIuIi-
llrt-d immortal-rs. whom they are lili'
iIIlli' in Iillltl.
I'III‘N'I‘ Rii'liards is: authority for the
statement IIIIII Illt‘ autumn of treasure
brought down i.» 33:.uiitrimil. of it‘llli‘ll
Daily Trips to New York.
Steamr'Behe Ration
Loavoa .outh .Norwallt. 7:30 A. wt.
Loaves Now York:
(Saturday. Hill p. In.)
llooltinuu street. 2:”: p. in.
East it'll-it street. 2in p. In.
(Saturday, 2:00 p. Ill.)
fare, Single; 40c; Excursion, 70c
SPECIAL EXCURSION TO NORTH BEACH.
Sunday. August 7th.
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Iteiurniug. learn North llt'iti II at l p In.
lliildoei to ulunup- \i ItlIoiit milieu.
Freight Propeller City of Iicrwsllt.
heave liothnuiu Mimi. N
ew York. Monday. Weiliimlar and lt‘iidiiy“. it
leave Nllttt‘tilh. 'lfucstlay. 'l‘luii'sday and Hatiirday. it put.
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The Home Paper.
, Nothing tattle it: plain. 'l‘lulro in no sol-dilute and there
never will be. it its unique and original. holding Ill its iIrIII
pup all the ins-phi in town. The paper and il a mode are
inseparable. 'l‘ltclr litters-ta are both mutual. and they brat.
know It. The only liflt‘llt‘tl way of alimtlliig those people
is through the basil mm.
The Evening Saarinen
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.th .lllll :I tillltl'lt'l' lllllllillih was Ill twill
t||l:i und "Imam.
Parana” axaasacirs runaaan
The Iorviooa laid in lorlin of the
lost lmprsaaiva Charai'tor.
ill) AnstwlnlI-Il I’rI-tisJ
lluliti. \Iiitusi l The
\‘ltt‘h lit ltl Iiv'l‘i' liltl:l_\‘ III
Iilllt'l'dl m-r
lllt‘llltll')’ tl‘
l'rinlu lllrlli2ii‘ill. were it! the lililnl iIii
pr: Nail“ rliiirui II'I‘.
I. t
Illt‘) \\t'l‘t' Alli-[n]
..i i.) Ilw .Itiiu-tm .lllII l‘flllll't‘hh ot' IIt‘l
lll.ll|l Ilu- \ ll'ltlll~ ttorniun prom». und
pi'iuuwaa. .Ill llll‘ Ill lllll‘ln oi lllt' III
illuiimii. tillllh. .uni Iliv IlIiI-i‘ million.
and I I\ II tliuitiinrirn. .\ gourd of lttllilll'
nus plum-ii ill iIoIIi ol- tin-
\\‘i!|I.IIII \ltliliil‘ldl iIlIllt'II.
‘t'l‘\ it t" liiiili Illilit‘
'l‘lin Morriuvifitt- I'l' tllli'lll‘ll tllltl mu
llllllt‘l. by it i‘lltil‘lil sum; hr Illl‘ I-luirm
“Till the IIIII'I’II llilllhi'. 'l he tinti'iiililtt'.
liliuyiiixtit. during the mum of lib.
imiyiw. illlllilt'il to HIV urmi svtilI-ri
Min-II ilu- demon-d vintuvoilur liiid p l'
Iill'IllI’tl for tile \Nt'lllll't‘ of his t-iIIiiitI'y,
Ml tlu- I‘tIlIttl and mum ul Illl' shop.
.IIIII tIIIli'I‘II Ill tlilu rlty iiI‘l' rinsed. lliias.
ttiiiity Iii iltein llliit‘lt. ill“ bullion-owl
ot‘i‘i‘i‘iilit'tr; Iliop wiitduwu Ill‘I' l'illl'l't"l
allli l-i'aipn :iiill Ilii‘l‘t’ b- llllll’t‘l‘rlrtl din
pint or uiuuiiiiiia I‘llllllt'IllIt lllltI por-
Ii'illlh uitd Ittialli of the lII'IIII rihiiIl-vilur
ureatlwd with lliiwrra IllilI ill'Iipi-tl ltllll
blink liit‘ltllll
l‘llliin'i‘iir
\iliri‘t' the
”Hill” l‘tlll \ lilt‘t ‘illlll
illy Allilt'llilt’il l'i't'llli
llri-liirpori. Minuet i .l N Wilden
lliilliiliti'. \tIio it’ll III-ll‘l Ill ride till it lol»
Itt‘lr Illllll I'I‘llllili‘lltl‘ in New York til
i'J urliwlt liltllitlil. In esp-wit-tl lo paw
lItl'tlIIllII liii~ tilt :il iioilii lititiurrun
lli' WI Id- iIIidiiiiiii'r in it luluil inner who
In lIllItIliiI nu tilmi to low. l’ the “MINI
lmelIIi tin-ml iwn plates
it It‘ iN'll: Htilul i'tlit HAN'IIMIII
tlt‘ Aawielnteil l‘rflll
tit l‘itrrv. tinriiithptv. Mum-d I I‘liu
l'IlIdlllllll Ilintlllliil utilp Miruiiiiu sailed
for itauiluuo do t‘uba iltiu iuurulttit un-
ili'l ll solo litlllllltl lillIll'll by t‘niiml
itizf‘rntnnsul Iliiri. itlII- will mum
at tho ilpiiidIli llt'IittlIli‘l'I bark to
"pain.
i‘ii/ilttildli Wl'l‘ll it'llAl’li.
lily Animated mt
Maiden. .iiiiiunt l 4-. hi. Ilaloit. Ill
‘Mw Hurt-u. till“ lat.- born within pir
inure to this I'liv. was urn-stud ibis
’l'llll'lllM on tho I'IlIil'lt' of Iletriiiullnti a
{bondin- Immw Illu rum. was t'llllllll
xdxOxthxdxox‘xOxlexOXOXOx xfixixflXOXOxixi‘lxéOxdxwxdx M “I“. M.FNWI
spent as much as one winter in mo
of unintu rovers lllt' bay and Iht' hen-i
limits nmiv .
Are the Opinion “.ot MM
walk Cltlaana not Mala-
llahla Than Thcaa d
Utter .‘lptrangeu?I .
The above Is a Iital question.’ ,
It is lrauulitw with iultreat. to M
Nnrwnlk.
It permit! of only om answer.
It can t be eyadid or ignored.
A South Norwalk ritiu-n lta
ELI-alts ior the wellnre at South New
Will
A citim’ Ii opinion is rtliable.
An utter Itranuer' s doubtlul
'llie impression I'ri-atul is lasting.
(. uriusit .s at once aroused. .
Rent! wlyat lullows. and acknowldl!
Iltt‘sc Int-ts.
Mr. l". S l..yon ol 2: High street.
says. "I pincured a box at Doan‘ a Kill
ney Pills imm l'laisted' s pharmacy to
a slight urinary trouble. originatinc
[ruin a l-.nld which i rauuht at an en-
tertainmint. Doau' s Kidney Pills mill!
Itsu- brought about the change, tor
am now quite well" ~
in these times. when backs are lat-e.
when almost new other one we meet
has now and them or all the time. a
back that aches or paina— “a weak
lmk." “.1 bad back" a back that malt“
tlu-ir liie a misery to bear. it in non-
; «tint lit go till day ll)’ day In para ln‘
I suffering. "lis thI Insiest thin in the
“grid In giu- this played out lack "a
blow" that “ill settle it. and put III III
plan- a tow . llt‘ i'lllldl to any. It II in!
like this: hit at the muse: moat
:tI--III~I romes from kidney disorders.
RI' :ulI the kidneys. stun their clogged-v
up fibres in operation: when thialo
ilmlt' yuu can any grmd- bye to the hack-
;'.Itlie
lln:'uis Kidmi I'I'llt are sold by all
.l. 1!.” I‘m. an lllll" Per box.
‘ mail on "fill“ oi price. by VI-ster— Mil-y
‘ Illl'll I u.
Iltillalo.
I if the I 5
’ Kc me mlu r the name — Doau' a -- and
i:.il e I‘. I Millet
N. ‘i. .. Mlle ngcllti
h1lllN‘A'l’ION OI“ LIONSu
Wlion lions \vnro still numerous and
‘I‘uslly' i‘IlSI'I‘Vt‘II Ill southern Africa III”
Will“ soon-times III-en inntrik-tlnx one
illplllt'l‘ Ill iulunlurt nvniuueiles and
"arming tlwli lt'tlln-i. making a bitch
Liiluy lite purl of the lIIll‘lt'lll game. Mot-
In t lie the story of a lion which had
tun-ml .I zt'lll"l by Iuisl-nlt-uliiting the
Ilstdliit' removing the lump several
llnll'h {or his own lIIatrnt-iion: two of
|ti-I comrades t'Oman upon him whllo
.lio wus engafl'd III the t'xt'l‘i'lilt‘. Ito lfil
them Itround the rock to allow them
'iot\' IIiIlIft'l‘ri stood. and then. returning
In, the starting poim. I-otupleled the
lesson by making a llual leap. 'I‘lte alti-
muis kept roaring during the wholo
ill the curious llt‘t‘lli‘. "lulkliig tweak
I‘r." an the native who wzitehed them
~1Iid.‘ liy the aid of individual tl‘llltllll
of this kind industrial animals become
.IptI-r as they grow older; old birdil. for
iIistunt-e. t‘tlllt-lll‘llt'llllt‘.’ more‘ artlattu
nests tlinu young ones, lllllI little matti-
‘ll:ll\, like Iitlee. bumping more “roll.
with one. Yet. IiiIWt'Vt'I' Iiiii'lent In tho
Il'l' 'fll llio- ~pt~vl~s tlimo tit'tiilllilllillllll
um. ll". tlby haw iiol the solidity of \
primorllnl ll'l‘ll’lltln and tire Imit rap-
idly lf not used. Kansas t‘ity Journal.
Muiiii one lllnlllll ago my clillil.
Vt'llll'll is about lint-en months old. hall
on ulnrk of Ilinrrlinmi ”areompanlotl
by vomiting. I sure It ntlt‘ll rentedlen
u .Iie Iixuziliy giro-Ii Ill silt‘ll varies. but
II~ III-ibiun any» relief. we sent for a
[Illi“.~‘li‘lilli and it was under bin rare
for :I Wi't'li. .\I this time the rltlld
had two shit for about It'll Iluyii alitl
\ n Inning .t‘mnt unruly-live opera-
lltillh of III" bowels every lwelre hotll'l.
ind \\t' w-I-It l'tllHlllti‘il llllil llnlm It
won nbinim-d rt lief it would not live.
i ll miboiiulu' s 1".Iilli t‘ bolero and Ill-
;IrrlIm-II llomedv Willi l'reiiimmndfll.
:illil I llt"t Me In lrl ll. Illtltlfl “MAM
I lliiiige fur the better; by III eontla-
nnl Ilr-t' u t-niiiplt-it- t'lll't‘ was lil‘oUItI
about .ml iI i,» now prrlw-tiy healthy.
l‘. l. limits .‘llllllllllilWll. tlllmol' 00..
W \u it"m tulle by ii. i‘ IIIIIIIOII.
south \Itrwulzk lo. I' “Will. Norwnlk
'i‘huntaoltu or 9...... have been
. "I... .i of plum by Iudua lli Wilt' a Wit“
lluat'l .‘lltht‘. ii Ill‘lillt promptly M
l'lll‘t'ri steiiiu ltlltl all skin dimoea. It
ulveti lllllllt'tllillt' l't‘IIt'F. Edward I
Wot-d. Norwulk. lion. 0. Bttlbton. Iottth
, Norwalli
~-.-..---....
lam-n
If
-..-.~o—
wwwm 0...--.—
“till. Miltil‘t‘. III IJIPIWI‘III‘. IMI-I I"
that for rounllpiilioli Ito llltlt found “I
Wlii'u l.Iitlo Early lllltt‘t‘lt to be ”to”.
They tit'i‘t'l‘ itrlpe. 'l‘ry than for ata-
llllttll and lllltl‘ iroubII-u Iltlward P.
“I‘t'tl. Ntiiwullt. two I“ t'ltlllutitl. In“
Noruallt
‘I‘liv III-v. \t’. It i'oxiloy of III!"
bridge. tiIt. while atieiiiliiiit lo hill till“
llll'ltl lllllll'ivi tit I'llleiiwoiul. Ihitt “All.
nun nitmlu-d by rbnluru tutu-lino. lla
sill"- "lly rlmuw I hupiwuwl to get
Iltllll til' it bottle of I'lial'illtt‘l'litll'll "III“
iv. i'imit-In lllliI Iliurrluwa Ila-elm
and i ihint. ll Wits tiw means at satin.
Illt‘ life. It rolls-trod the lit IIIIN'." M
.uir by tl t'. Hillluillt. Htlltlll Norwaih:
it P Wei-d. Norwaili
llllNlll’ \l’AllIl ltItlIlUllllll WU.
' It is a IIIII to union your hath.“
Why do you do it. when you know that
tho flillltilllt blue it. Itoinmliea of ill
”.loo Illiiiiig i‘uoli ltoriea" will cure w
your money is roluadadl No.1 1“.
llheiiuiatiitia'. a rut-cc III ilrlnat !
rum is rough or eold: t cum 0M
ti is I llt‘l‘fotll. Insisttsina tonic; t ‘
litiIauiIuiag i'iiis ultra tum
III the Uhlldrca‘a Relief ilontklu
till. 'i‘riIi built, at each M.
or eat this out and act on Int 1.”
ralereiiwta on application. m ‘
lt‘turlt. lli‘l Washlti ton street. 0“ K.
it. l'labded. tit Walt lllllillt alraal. III.
unai- tor ituuiit Norwalli. than.
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