l’i'ltl or a dosen persons wtro made
dilly and violently iii yesterday. at
the store or t. 1.. Rosenberg a Com-
idly, ill Congress avenue. New Hav-
tliiqttl'lt poison which in some un-
”liable manner got into the water.
”mar romedieii yore employed at
at". and all recovered. but several
fills very weak from the experience.
water used at the store for drink-
: purposes is not drawn irom the
city supply plans. but is obtained izom
wall at the corner near by. During
the recent hot weather It has been the
” dhiom oi the employees of the store
. in put in a pail oi thiii watc. .t few toa-
, linotistut oi acid phosphate obtained
_ film a neighboring drugglst. the com-
' lilliation making a refreshing and
healthiui drink. Yesterday the pail
.waa Iliad at the pump. as usual, and
the phosphate and ice were added at
the store. Vary shortly aiterwards'
niarly everybody present took a glass
at the water. ahd within twenty minu-
taasiter drinking all were taken ill.
V the symptoms reaembling poisoning. .
The water. ice and phosphate will be
anliysed to determine the cause of the
trouble.
The thirtieth annual reunion oi the
Tw'eniy-seventh regiment. Connecticut
volunteers. was held at Lighthouse
Point. New Haven. yesterday. with
about ninety members in attendance.
At the business meeting the following
uflcers ware elected: President. Stiles
D. Woodruii. Orange: vice-presldcnt
Clptain Charles M. Wilcox Paasaic. N.
. secretary. E. F. Mansfield, West
linen: treasurer. George T. Dude. New;
Haven. and an executive committee
composed oi one member irom each of
the ten companies. Among those pres-
ent are United States Senator Joe Haw-
ley and Congressman Sperry.
The passenger station at the New
London and Northern railroad in
Montvltlc was entered by burglars-
somstimc during Tuesday night and a
small amount of booty secured. 'l‘wo
ttunks were broken into and clothing
valued at 8100 stolen. The automatic
telephone was also broken open and a
small amount of cash taken. .
Thomas Cook. aged iorty-acveu. a
well-known rcsidcnt oi MlddlttiOVlii.I
died very suddenly ycatcrdny from
itcart disease. He was a native oi En-
gland. but for thc past quarter of a
century has been superintendent of the
Itltlitiit Hill cemetery. He leaves .1 ul-
iii'w and three children.
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At the reunion of the Second Connec-
iicttt heavy artillery at l'lc.tsurc itmtcli
yeailrdity. the following odlccra wero
elected: President. it. it. Pom-r: vice-
prettident. Michael Kelly; sci-rotary. I)
C. Kllbourtte: naslalnnt secretary. W
Id. Disbrow; trcasurcr. t". W. iilntiduli-
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'l" “I“ .DI'I'IHD 001'.
In”! Tanner. oi 'illimantie. Ad-
dresses Other Mayors on the Contact
iiiy Animated i‘rcsa.)
Itamiord. t‘outi.. tit-pituubcr ti~—Mayor
Ilobnnnan this morning mw-ivcd a lot-
ier from Mayor 'i‘unnt-r. oi Wiiiimantic.
rt-qucsting biiu to use llllt tniluenco tow-
ards having the ‘I‘hird regiment. i‘nltnl
litatca. Danni-taunt voluntorra. music-r-
cd trut oi tho service. Mayor iinhaunau
is oi the opinion that similar lt-ttcra
Iuvt- brrn scut to other mayors. Hc
raid that lit' would tale sit-pa to learn
tlu sentiment oi llt'a' .-tatttiord company
l-afore acting in the tnaitcr.
o—a «arm-m
WNW"
Iiisl will lay ”Idling Isgatdisg
Dropping the Present Discullloa.
ilty A‘Iil‘Ilii‘iI l'rcsni
New York. W'pilmlicr 8*iii‘li'lfiil
Miles was asked what In domain at that
published rcpttrtu that it In liciicwd ill
Wauhtugtun i'll‘clt-w that the pram-at
dim-us-doa at array alatrs will is- drop-
prti utter III- cats-cunt interview with
timidt-at tit-ittnioy its said‘
"i dtcliuo to la- led into a dlst'ttusltut
of thc matter.“
that-rat Mitc- neat shopping
Inciting with hi- witc and daiutitter
limits isavuui to» nail? l allitli start
[or Washington at noon todat 1 mail
lfluittiluil ty tflld'i’ .hn ’tn-adntiil.‘
Willis itit tdll' iii duties I t-hgll
call at tho war department tlrst and
then go to Ilit' Wltils' lion-«- in iii)” ill
reaps-ts to iiit- pics-ideal.
I'l' WA! .\ ilixiii Nltilil‘
The- storm of yevtcrduy ttfttrnoott
Ilaily put an end to the hot weather.
M g whilc. illl‘ht), and ia-i night it
ill rt-llly told. ‘l‘iic iiiitlliluilit'lt'i wan
natty high i’nitcrday. but It am titt-
or sis “rem lower than any day im
a week past latti- last l|l|lll the that»
monster slid down about eight plum.
and the «bang» sat up nut-If that
many were wishing at their '9 itg .\
M «at. the sorts: w 11 irnhali.
mats clear and cool uatti till end or
the Well when we may ism-t nmo
lot wlsihrr.
‘ Mrs. (7.
thin ‘
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Paragraph About Psoplsoi
M fl m MCI.
tint. mu Woodward, oi North ave-
nus, is visiting iii Hartford.
”yuan—.—
Homer Canon. 01 Springfield is via-
tttng William B. (layer. Baton -HlII.
D J. Biteehsn returned to his duties
at the patent cities: at Washington. to
day.
Miss Margaret harrigati. oi Railroad
place. has been visiting intends in Dap-
bury.
Mr. and Mrs. William Warren have
arrived home item a sojourn in Ridge-t
ileld. .
Floyd '1‘. Roscoe. oi the Holmes.
Keeler it Selleck company. is at Sara-
toga.
Miss May Williams. of Union street.
has been spending two weeks In Dan-
bury. d
8. M. Sutiiiic. oi Hawthorn. Fla" is
t visiting Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Knapp,
! Union street.
. Mr. and Mrs. Michael J. Lyon. of
Norwaiit. have returned home from
their Wedding trip.
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Miss uertrude Camp and Miss Elea-
nor Bmith. oi Norwallt. are sojourning
in the White Mountains.
Mr. and Mrs. 0. Louis Price and Missl
Carrie Gorhatn havo returned home
front a visit in New Haven'.
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Hiram Brundage and wiic. oi Nor-i
'walk spent Sunday with Mr. attd Mrs.
David Halght. Hunting Ridge.
E. 1.. Boyer and family. of Norw.aik {
will remain in Ridgcileld some weeks
longer. Mr. Boyer commutes daily. ‘
i
Mr. and Mrs Charles E. Fctria. oi
lluyvicw avenue. have been entertain-
ing Mt and Mrs. Latt Styles. of Ohio
Mrs. Jennie Whitiiesey. who has
been visiting Mrs. Mary Patti. Grove’
street. returned to her home in Brook-
lyn. today.
Miss Helen Harris and Edwin J. lies-
hey. of New York city. are spending a'
week with Mr. and Mrs. Stephen .
Woodward. L
itaniord 1
Mrs. William Johnson. of
place. is entertaining her sister. Mrs.
George W. Hilllkrr. and daughter, of
Hyde Park. N. Y
Mrs. C. E. Roberts anti daughter. oi
West Hovcu, who have been guests oi
N. Ballard. oi Summcr eircct.
haVo returned honic. ,
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Miss Mary Lockwud. or High sircct.
Norwalk. and iricnd. Mina .icunlc i'nt-
tcraou. oi liurtiord. arc cnjoytng a
trip to Grand Rapids. Mich.
Mrs. It. i‘. Mct‘unn and daughter
Libby. alstcr and nircc. oi t‘oloncl‘
Smith. from Heckttton. Ontario. (‘ann-
«in. arc visiting his iatully at 3!! Elm-
wtuni nvcuuc.
IXMflIOI 0’ III ”HII‘
Application willftohahlv he landed
”Governorludd Today.
Iliy Associated I'i't-itit.)
Han l"l‘:tllt'itii'tl. ricplt-tulwr tiw'l‘ltc ap-
Dllt‘llllttil of; thc ltclawnrc uuthnrilit-s
tor titc cittrutiltion oi Mrs. t'nrui-lin
litiiitta will probably no Itauuictl to (lov-
cruor Hudd flouti'ilmt' today. though his
decision in tin- Iiuiticr in not «start-led
twi'urc Ihi' iirst ul ncxt Wt't'li the WI"
pcra villi be first submitted. nitcr which
illt‘ arauiucuta o1 tiic attorneys on both
shit-r will bc licurd. ll thc nrgumcni
lr «steadcd it will he lair! in tin- win-it
below the aovcrnur will niaiic public
his ili‘t‘llltiit. The preliminary «tannin»
tilioit oi Mrs. Iitttitlit lilia littt'li taiaumucd
tor a stock.
-w
MM and Isvsral Injured in I
Must ’rssostt. Manna
tliy Amwiutrd I‘I'viutl
I'i't-acoii. M‘Iii. titiiii'lttlit-l' ti~-wl"lt“i- lit
tltc raisins-um oi .ittdac 11. 'i‘ .tudrcwa
has cuttst-d lilt' timiti of tth print-its ultil
it'l'ittttit llijttl‘lt'a to inui «tin-rs
'l'lit' tlt'titl «it-- 'i‘. -\ Mutton-t. t‘wiia
hiyrcn.
'I‘hc llillil‘itil‘ hir- li \t‘ liliulu-t.
Janus Austin. iNIiillH A liaiiicr and
i. ll iiuni
'i‘lii» tauttalttm t-wttrrt-l tvliiii- ciIui-t
W." tiring tunic to aavc illt' furniture
from tiw binning dwelling at .imus
Andre-viii. iitc viciluts living hllnttlaiwl
‘i‘lic prupcrty loss was lltliii.
i-‘i'Ti'itil til" 'i‘liii i‘lilLli’l'iNilit
lily Modulated Preset
Iaindnn. Hotpoint-ct I» Annidc dc.
patch irutu lion. iiung. dated itspIi-iu-
bar ii, “wind in IAttttioii yr-toniay.
ltIIliUtlitt‘s'ii that a committee» of ibrta
l‘tllppium amintoti it! Mulnaidu has
lv:t lliittil Roll. in l'illIVlN‘illm with tile
ttliliirii‘ilil' with lire-Idem attrition-t
upon illt' town at the Philippine ls~
tau-I-
erlhltithl 'llil‘l i'it-iNNlIl.
tlty Associatid Prose)
lint-t. i-Ziut rl-ptimloor it it till
tloiam «it. Birmingham. left inter at
- tl morning in an attempt to
swim ‘ ~chtinncl. it: w m accompan-
.ii‘ 1/ a tow isiat,
hit-W ufianlddo
Isrnurn g, Iridgsport. Onan.
Dress Goods."
Great valuel to Dress Goods iron the
auction sale in the Arlington Mills.
which took‘place in NewYork about
ten days ago. ‘ our syndicate were large
purchasers at ltbis sale. and we open our
share this mo ning with some very in-
teresting pricl's.
Black and {Colored Dress Goods
from- the Arlington iiiiis.
38-inch Wh p Cords. splendid iinish.
In mixed colors of brown. blue and
green. actual yalue 60c, sale price. 25c
a yard. l
42- inch Figured Novelties, garnet uni
black. actual also 76c; sale price 50c.
yard. ,
40-inch Ali-|Wooi Sarah 'i‘wlila, cx-I
ceptionnl fine line oi colors. shades of;
browns, green,‘ light and medium grey,
old rose electric blue, military bin
and navy blue. actual value 50c: sale
price 29c a yar
42- inch Black Figured Mohaira. larg.
black, bluc “Fl black, and green and
‘ Trimmed
Ekcrchicis, salt- pricc 10c;
Iciieiii. salc prict- .'lt cntb.
variety of figures to choose irom. valu l
160c; sale price 25¢ a yard.
[ii-inch All- -‘Wool Cheviots. in black]
and blue only.‘value its sale price 59c
arya r.d
42- inch Bourptte Novelties in DI‘OWIH
and black blue and black. green and
black. garnet land clock and red and‘
black. value 50p a yard; sale price 29¢“.
a yard.
54- inch an Wool Rough Cheviots in,
:black. green. illne. brown and gurnct.
value $1.50 a yhard; sale price it a yard. ;
42- Inch High Grade Silk Bar Scotch
Fluids in a beautiful collection of col-
oriugs. blue. green. red and other dc-
sirablc colors value 75c a yard; sub
ipricc 29c a mid. ; ‘
48-inch All Wool Hlsck Sultana Cloth. .
a rich lustre slude of black. vaiuc it:
aaic prlcc 75c ii yurti.
1i Handkerchief Stilt.
Such values are seldom known
‘at this union of the year.
Ladtcs' insertion .
sale. price
Lace Edgc and
Ha dim-chiefs,
1215c each: valtlc 19c.
Ladica' Lace and Embroidered Hund-
vaiuc ll'a
I.adics' will it Lincu Hcmstitchcd
Hattdkcrcliiciu. atolc prlcc 1215c: valuc
201'.
thaw Luccl atta- llltntllit'i‘i'lllt'itt.
iii-institclml. only price he cat-b.
Intllls' ('olorml ilol'tlt'rctl llltlltlkcr-
tlcnts' All Liar-u l' ulnundcr -d lltiud
‘_ltticliltis. Flili' prlti- 121,1 cotit
tlcnts Japonilttc Silk initial Hand
kt‘ttltlcii. salt tilt» in chill
”with“ All idlicn Ilt'IilIIit'ti llzuuikcr-
citiris. tutti- prictl 1211c ouch.
Gout-I“ I'l.illi and i‘oim'ml liurilct~
lIttlttlllt'i‘t‘IIli'iil. lulu lll'll'i' fu- i‘flt’ll.
immunity it co.
lluruuln iiuiltliua.
IIIDOIPO‘IT. 00"".
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hIXl'l-Iltll-lNi‘tlf itiitli‘idt tll‘lllitt.
Among the must valuabic iii a iitlllnt
kccpcr‘a portal-sailors iri licr rapt-richn-
Whrn this has lauglit iicr tbiv useful-
in». uf any lll'lli"lt' how unwise to in r-
tuit lit'l’ judguicpt to lw uv~-uruI-d by
at: lutumtui tittilt‘i' or pcdtn \iuuy
at our house-tint -r-i cruploy ttic Iiotal
linking Powder. laud havc lt-urucd how
\i-Iy lliitcli tumor or nrit lltc III‘NIII. Illin-
tilll and calico it "Hill-1|. lint liit'l‘t‘ are
Illlill) low Il‘iitlt' baiting pow-Irv: vibtch
cost but a trilir lo ninth. and thorn arc
grtut charts to iliducu thc litiuiit-kccpcr
to buy this» lacttusc they yit-tti so large
.i ptoilt to the miller. 'l‘lw lat-t tiuit
lliv)‘ Ill't' tltiidu irlttu stain and will cause
vititlin- ll until lll ititul is ttt'oittlly
ion. i'iililV ‘i‘lw cltiiauiuct must not lor-
gct that lloyui “l it puts cream of tut~
tar potvdcr and that ii is nitration-1y
litttliltittl. rilu- tilt untitled to Iiit' Ilt‘ltl
Itt'l' lunacy will buy. and lit-lire nbuuld
liisinl upon haviur tbc iiuyai win-u alto
miti- lot it.
.M....o m Mm
(“)NNH‘TI?‘T I'A'l‘l‘iN'i‘ii.
'l'itl iottswtag crc tum-ti iicpiuiutwr
i‘-. it“. List ittrillhcd from oillct-s of
A H. Woollen". Pillt'lli iaiwyt'r and titili~
cttor. itridgspnrt.‘ Conn:
i' tittinti. eaort. gas burner. ti.
Klan-man. .Irbh port. harness saddle
tunn twirfl innud New illicit.
Milli fastener. .i. ll lien-thaw iiari-
tutti. cutting oil apparition. E. It. l'll‘t~
ivr, Mrrldan. hinniturc canton i‘. A.
t‘ortts. Maridcn. 'cisbach lamp; (‘. ll.
i‘ttrtis. ilsriiy. all: trading machine; 1‘.
it tutti-man. Tim ington. tubiiiar liar;
ii. i “right, No
illii‘ Thule-mu lt~
t‘a. Vt'titcriutry. pl
ilnrtinrd. wanillt
w iiritnin, sash fast-
Mtwrlrutt Hit
us i". .l l‘ticitrvvotid.
compound
g..-M.
civic new claim or travail.
lily Moorland Press.)
imimin, Mistrial)" l~l"1vc
m w rnacti oi yritalw never were rmflltti ‘
irorn Taylor's aiitsl’ion last night Tim-n
UV tip-nu .ttc ssrinimlv ill iti'iil i'n lhtiw .
‘aympltiinl oi build-hi black vomit,
; it lint titan.
Arid Kitchen Ware.
Porcelain Lined
Finest Goods on vi‘Iurih.
lithium FIVE not!
till Mill ElliiiEl Will
Get our Prices. before ‘
buying.
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Comsiock, Watkins
& Dow,
112 Washington st.. So. Norwalk.
Moving Ahead!
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Our New Goods Are Now:
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Red,
tlrscn. Blue and ilrown.
You are cordially invited to
call and see them.
Paintera' supplies,
(illll, Olin,
Painting. pain-thawing
and decorating.
E. E. 'GORHAM
J. o.” destinies.
«Papa train. initiation Partiti-
Dlllall ll
Wail Pnpcrn and Border-n
t itoa'rt't itinerant.
Ionil Norwalh.
Ialpls Books at latest Myles oi
‘ Papers. Borders and tillt Mouldings
taken to loan for inspection. on no-
tics by postal. .ttmatss ahssriully
given. 4 r
Buildinli'
J. D. JENNINGS.‘
“awaken
'l IAIN sass-r.
nus-cost.
Norwall. Oun-
IIIillDlNOl. IL“ I‘I‘IIII‘I'.
TILII’IIONI (Milk “4
Jacob M. Layton.
Vin. Lib new Accident
Inaugurates. m
list lsiats sat Hosts Agast.
Oesaa lites-tally Tickets. and Itsritag
Draite. loans Duelist“.
and stocks lold.
nitflt‘l. I RAILROAD IMO].
”m ”DWAIJ“. ' ' ' 00""-
Notm While. lolnowlaihlnfl
I'll-a.
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D. W. RAYMOND.
Sonordmrtatov
attti Stahsbtur.
DWI. “Insult.
Womm
“lulu.“- VI
aromatic-tuna
Onion daily. ascent Isturdar. its. 0
a.l.tsiin. announcing:
tsturdss. t s. ta. to it In. and as Iss- »
sy evenings in: i to I.
interest allowed an ltlatitn
swift sonata“ heat.
3 it it. masts. Visa-hast.
. I. “All“. Ins. and Treat
We have some thatar’c the host on ever nan-.-
t i
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is iisn'o rd rtan.
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You know how soon a Rice Boiler gives out i
Willi, 'We'iilv‘o some third cost aboutthc sumo
as-‘ilie Granite, and will last titrcc times as
. t . W...
long.
llll'levsl rrrrr l-lrsss nnnnnnnn rem-u
We’l‘ry to Keep
. the goat.
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Nash 8- Van Sony,
lortii Iain sad we» Street's.
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. . . . 'l‘lLLY CARRlAfiE WORKS . . . .-
North Main Street. Iouth Norwnik.
MANI'FAL‘I‘IYBEKS 0U A‘ND DEALER-B IN
or ALL unanimous.
SIGN PAINTING l
in tiiiiibratlt-ii. we can give the boot that can be doub in any and every
sly lo.
ditto gathering a Somalia.
You Can Depend
In this matter there
l'pou the value of our Shoes.
can be. no mistake.
We guurantcc the vcault of every purchase.
ilur Ilcd 'l‘icltct Hale will continue the balance of
this month and you should not fail to cxutttiilc our stock.
M. H. GLOVER,
. 132 Washington Street.
South Not-walk.
THE BEST MALT
BEVERAGES.
Highland Brando:
Highland Irandn are' Ilr‘ieti‘y union.
iii-IIO "IIVIIllI.
It‘ll“! Hill",
iii illlll I“? “TIMI. lllIlluIl 0m All
«d Mail with iron.
“out Oh and Me.
Put Up txprennty ior Family Line.
ea tvtreittily as a ibystcian's prescription.
'I‘NI PUIII‘I’
ALT TONIC. ”00'.
1a., build “mutt“:mm“ mmuamm
DELIVERED FREE TO
i'i'iiatts.
taste a. nantt'roa. Soto a-tt t.
at lsrttt Isis It. loath lsrwsit
'IIltill EtAN D on tho label iiieautt Illglttstt titautiard.
'Mlpltoitl
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Old Gold and Silver.
out tit-id or sin:- or any hindi «ta tin-sou or am
Wniohu. Ulibllil.
swsiry. iii-lions. etc" in any
"ill. Gill ViillB liil. BI Pill) l0ll ill illlllll',
A. W. AU;TIN, Jeweler,
Norwallt. Conn
Opera House Block.
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lfcfl
. We MW rain. eatih vfinlisw
one. of tits littast illicit. ton dull-
enna styles.
By presenting the Sentinel coupon,
and 100. at Sturtevpnt' a. you can obtain
any site oi pattern. n' . t
were 3th antigen.
.ts broadcloth and other fabrics oi
wide width is the vogue for autumn and
winter wear. the three piece skirt an
here presented is the favorite model.
it combines grace of term and style in
outline with economy of material and
can be decorated in various ways. cross
bands as here shown being best for
tall and lengthwise for short figures.
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CARRIAGES AND WAGONS 'lhe narrow itont gore is set between
two wide circular portions that meet in
a seam at ccntre buck.
'lhe fullness at the top is laid in two
icverlapping plaits at each side oi centre
. but gathers can be employed if so pro-
(erred. Small darts tit the top smooth-
;ly over the hips. inc graceiul iilt‘eto
; the loot resulting from the shaping that
accords with thtI newest mode. .
. Cloth. serge. camel's-hair. crepon,
citeviot. mohair. ctaminc and all wide
‘noveity fabrics will glvc satisiaction
when developed by iiIt" mode: braid.
’rtbbon or bias bands of the material
providing suitable decoration.
A skirt of black nun's veiling. Heu-
rietta. common» or drap-d-ete trimmed
with hands of crepe or damp ribbon
silk In this style. will be wry appro-
priate iot mourning.
The skirt measures four yards at the
foot in the medium size.
To mnlte this akirt for a Intly oi me-
dittm also will require 314 yards oi ma-
terial it inches wid». ”The pattern.
7442. is cut in sizes for a 22. 2t. 20. 2|
anti 30-inch waist measure.
toooooooooooooooo
Sliiltlli. OOliPOli.
'l‘lu- holder of this coupon is untitled
touuc pattern. any else.
No. 7th! Hire——
liy the payrnsnt of ten until.
at W. ti. titurtovanl‘s.
000000
Truth woarti wcil. People It“.
learned that DeWitt's Little hrly lil-
crs are reliable little pills ior reguld-
lng the bowel». curing «institution all.
sick headache. “or don‘t gripn. Id-
ward l’. Weed. Norwaik; doom 0.
Stilhton. South Norwalk.
oA-monza.
5...... raisin. as '
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l‘or broken auriaccs. sores. rm
bites. burns. skin discascn and laps-
cialiy piletuhcrc Is one reliable you.
etiy. DeWitt’s Witch liasel hive.
When you call tor ichiit‘s don't so-
cspt countcrlrita or iraada. You will
not be disappointed by iieWitt's Wink
Halal Bait-e. Edward P. Weed. Noe.
walit: (ieorgs C. tutti-on. loath Nor-
walk.
ca'éroata:
titration-instant
r" m
llgnstarsot
Our Minute (‘otuh Cure surprilll
pronto by its dutch cares and children
may takc It In large atianttlins without
tho toast danger. it but won Iot' ill."
the but reputation of say preparation
uticd today for colds. "captioning in
the throat or obstinate emu. Id-
ward l'. it'cod.hlorwaiit:t1eorgs (a
Itillaon. Math Norwaltt.
You invin- disappointment when m
experiment. Ithli'ti Little rip
Risers are pleasant. catty. thoroug lil-
tin pills. They can continuation and
nick headache just an nurt- ns you tab.
then. Edward F. Word. Norwsihi
George 0. ililiison. booth Norwaih.
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More than twenty' million Inc I.-
pios oi lIstht'a Witch ,lissei lam
have been distributed by the triennial-
iurers. What titular proof of their
confidence in Its merits do you want?
it cures pilot. burns. acaida. Iona. in
the shortest bpfli‘ii oi tine. lttwsrd D.
Wood Norwsik; tiaorss C. Itiihtil.
loath Nnrwsih
The lr‘iiiad oi the sword in hllm
and throwing the stapes at the last
of an ttitNilly is the canto-salon oi insult-
ordinstion. the spirit that admits, but
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Norwalk Chronicler