I Will
millennium in the
‘ . lil Pond Mystery.
September i5——Yesterdsy
lay of mystery In the
"million Whose remains were
Yellow Mill pond. The police
have clues upon which they
' ,‘ but for reasons which
good and suilicicnt, refuse
.‘the nhture of any at them.
labortod that certain par-
under suspicion, but the po-
lll these stories are unfounded
circulating them are on the
. k entirely.
Wit ones are under suspicion:
. Mdent from the action of the
d any moment is likely to be
' of developments or a most
% nature. Last night the police
thing on some clue, ut wheth-
bt It will] prove of ' definite
er, time alone can only tell.
. ("o'clock yesterday afternoon it
ll learned that the police had receiv-
the tint tangible lalormatlon street-
the case of the Woman fished out or
lioad' It is an important clue and
'iill’l the philce on the track of the
ildl immediately.
'lnforlnrltlon' that the police are
tag so zealously came yesterday
unit by wire from Mattewau.
mil;
l
"l
., st evening a middle aged woman
lad her daughter who did not want
their names published called at the
algae and viewed the picture of the
3 mysterious head that is lying there
' The young woman was positive the r-c
‘ ‘nuiins was that of Nellie Lauckeiey.
I ’dalightel‘ of the well- known painter in
new Haven, who lives in Day street.
3‘ is girl has been missing
‘ its and no trace or
i found. ‘
Sometime ago she married a man by
the name 0! Smith. but two weeks ago
the latter left her and shortly afteI
tthé young wife was missing.
‘ ' At 2 o‘clock this morning Officer
Beckett brought two West Haven po-
I" linemen to the morgue and the latter
viewed the remains for a considerable
length of time After viewing the re-
mains, the loft with the local 'olllccr
for the police station and were I:;osiIteIi
with Superintendent Birmingham for
sometime. They claimed they knew
the girl and also a young man that was
thought to be implicated in the crime.
They would not divulge any namesfbui
said they would loos into the case the-
roughly.
her cnn be
WY 1‘0 33 FURLOUGBED.
first Begimsnt’s Books and Property
now Being Inspected
g“; (By Associated Press.)
,3} Camp llaven, United States Army
‘ Post. NIautII (‘oIIII., SIIpI'cIubI-r ih~~
The work of inspcI-ting tlIiI books and
property of thc l~‘irst rcgluicut is pro
. greasing rapidly and in one or two tlllyi‘
the regiment will llt' rI-udy to be fur-
loughed. 'l‘he olllI-ors of Light iiItI-
tery A, cancel the batcry will be tur-
lotighod tonight or tomorrow morning.
The tents and provisions brought
here for the state IIIIIIIIIIImeni rue bi-
ing shipped back lo the rllllt' ill‘rlt' mil in
Hartford.
There are no now Icilous cuscs
llltlollll in thc liosp. liil and all tlII Isms
are now doing We".
‘ DIM'l‘Il or snares. Iii. Io'r.
Nevilrly. Miles. l'ilililt llllitl
deutht ol llamucl lIIilol.
literary circlcs.
of Trinity chili-go.
announced III lhIII-Ily lI‘IIIIuIs.
'll clues-ti by lli'illl lulluII.
Will hlliiit'll iu
ltuI'llorIi. t'oun.
PAHlllll A lll‘li‘l'l‘ldiiilrl Nlilll'l‘.
lily Associated Press)
William. his». ite-pII-Iuior if.
condition ot iiou 'liiunoo V
VI. practically IiIIIiiIIIIgIId Ibo loco
soon. He pom-II It res-lbw» night,
If“ more touilorliibic iowurdI morn
‘u'
M emu PLAIN!"
Ail-Illa Vales totally and three
mummy Inn
(by AssmIiulr-d l‘rI-nzs.)
It. Mitts. bio. HIptI-Iulwr if. strut.
ill plutrrers pru‘lpibilul .I “III noisy
at [h lltslltttuoul. til ”it" mutt-III lllliI
ill I IhII city. it! which William Kano.
I “tuition wuiltur was» totally and
that. other: seriously hurt
Mlll‘d [Milli-II rtoyminlod to II riot
sell sail M‘rc mo by It tioiimii- at but-
ltli lrotu lhc strikers The polar IIII-
plied with a number of shots and a
sham on the I-rowIIII. liltillt'l'IilliI them
W Milli"! lit llltl iirrcst it' Not
“I and Joe I.I-c. who are thought in
h. th' rlnllesdI-rs.
M then twenty million lroe sam-
It Mill's Witch tinsel Halve
M distributed by tho- manulno- .
their,
"In What better proof of
men in its merits do you want?
u “ plies. item. scslds. m. in
“I low If tins. new." P.
”W. 003m of. saloon.“
for two .
light, delicate ands.
«gdegrees
Withheld cakes andhiirtful sweets. but
let the children muneh all they like of
Favorite Milk Biscuit.
u; .i our:
Illk Ilseill
are wholesome daintlea;
even more healthful than
fresh head and butter.
Best and purest ingredients,
carefnlness and scrupulous
cleanliness make these several
better than the best bis-
cuits you have hitherto known.
laid everywhere. lads by
The F" Wu“: listen,
Ilse level. '
Unsweetened,
nppetiziag-
1f.—
-....n.—..
nuns AND HOMO)!
Messrs. Her ker. l)r. Boyce. Weed and
Brown, owners of boats on the Cove
pond. have for the past couple of days
been settling a dispute and having II
little yacht race all to themselves on
the pond. There has been a question
of superiority among the owners of the
cats, and it was agreed to settle it on
1. triangular course around the pond, to
sail the course three times, and the
winner of the best two out of three
races to receive the prize, a pennant.
The first race took place Monday, when
Mr.
four minutes and some seconds. The
second race, yesterday, was also lak-
cn by Mr. lleckcr's boat. with between
three and four minutes to spare. and it
is now generally conceded that he has
the swiftest boat on the pond.
Rev. C. ll. Sweet. of l’ittsilcld. Mass,
was the speaker at the tent last night
Ind his sermon was based upon lch-lc-
slastlcs vll., 29 “Lo, this only have I
'oumi. that God hath made man up
right, but they now sought. out many
Inventions." The speaker gave Wt'li‘
Iter's definition of the term "upright"
Is Ilcscrlblng the original position of
man both physically and morally. He
claimed that the law of God was then
writlcn upon his heart. and that
hougb it was
the fall. it portion Illmly remains. 'l‘lIII
:ospel plan is to re-writII God's law in
man's heart so as toIbring him back
10 his original state. but man docs not
like the idca olr rIiIIpcndIncc till his Ma-
IIII . IIIIII cliooscs to IlcpcnIi (III his own
uvrntious to better“ his condition.
Vlr. SwIII-t showed that tho uusantiilml
use of this propensity began vcry curly
in lnan's history and bus IIoIIiiIIIIIIIl
Iuiil tlIII prcsi-nt timc. The one In»
‘oIct it always bad in How has to avoid
ubulission to llod. and this it tricd to
Iccolupllsli cltlicr by uddlng lo. tublluz
mm. or substituting soon-thing
Ilacc of what God had said. .tftcr
lrawiug various Illustrations from ”W
)ld 'l'cslulucnl scl‘lplurcs. .\Ir. Swirl
’DOkt' IIl I-onsldcrublII lIIIIgIlI in sub»
Itantiuilou ol the claim that ”W tlIIIo—
ry which in any way H|ill'llllilll7.l‘S llII- :
tibic Iloctriui- of ('lIrlst's sIII-oud com-
ing and I'IIigu upon ltic "ill'lll. lbc Iloc
trim of tlic conrcrsion of tho World
bet-Ix» ('brlsi‘s coming, and illsn ll"
theory that III.III is naturally lllilllul'lill,
"III all human iIIrIIIIIIous. 'l'lIII spI-iI-
it‘l‘ Illl w soul.- IIIII-oi'tunl pl'ilrllritl IIIsI
Ions from his I-uchI-l in his IoIiI-lulllug .
III'gIIIl upon his lIIIurIIrs
u of llll ir unIIoIIdIIlouuiiy
court.» lll‘
liI' llltlIIIll IlII
I walk.
Illllllilllllllt III lioil's III'I'ungI-Iucul in
Hill mullrr Ill llI'I-iI pIrsoIIui Hiliiilltill
Iusliud of liylug. llIioIigli lll\t'lllll|li-‘
,I of their own to adopt it to lllt I~.II'.IIil
lllllllll. iillll Iii.II|.I ll liltlllltllll'ln “ii“ iii
How and pluntlcc
' ititllll: this l‘lilll'sI
I he llililillitlltlll of moral priuoiplc and
“it. uIniIig llII ll‘lilll ol (loll llllll it lli
. th \
IIIIII formcr pIIIIIlIlIIuI'
Is 5
liculli '.
“minor 1 i
lilo! was born in Iltinitill III l~ i and:
was graduatui trout IIIIrviIId iII isio ‘
world "I
\tt‘l'l‘ suppiuu
of lllt'
lbI-i‘
lit'iilitl ll \h'.l‘.lll|l
.\lll |Il't'.ll'll this IIrI-uiug.
CASTOFI IA
her talents and children.
of Hit lgII port.
.lislisilisiisnthimlugit'
Till ‘
May It rd
Bears the
Signature at O ,
lI‘or broiwu surfaces. sores. Ilium-I
bib-.II. burns. .IiIlIi tllst‘llrlt‘rl uIIIl capo
ciully plb-allicro is tIIIt' rcllnbb- rem
ctly. Ib‘Wlil'M \\'llI'lt lid/.rl SIIII‘II
. Win-u you call for IIcWIII‘I. Ilou‘l uc
rcpt couutcrfciis or frItIIIIII. You will
not be disappointed by lithil'i. Witt-b
liorcl ilulrc. idwaril l'. WIIIII. Nor
tiIIoruu t‘. ritiilaou. t-louth Nor-
walk.
tiIIII Minute t'ouIilI t‘uro surprises
people by in IleIlt corn-s and children
may who it in large quantities without
tho b-Ioi Iiuiigcr. It has won for itsell
thII lthIl rlpulutiou of any preparation
lllil‘tl iminy for colds. croup. lll'ltlllifl in
lliiI throat or obstinate roilullit. l'ltlI
ward l'. Weed. Norwisllt; (ii-urge t‘.
HHHHIII south Norwiilit.
You luviio disappointment when you
fillwl'll'lltl." IloWllt' II lillllr Earl!
llIIo-rs are pleasant. oitpy. thoroulb lil—
llo pills. The)! cure constipation and
Mill lIcaIIIIIIlIII lost is.» sure no you lulu-
tin-Iii. Edward F. Word. Normtllt‘.
(lt‘tir‘t‘ t9. litlllson. iloutb Norwniii.
nodal-W mm
”CAI-r
W: taunting”
llecker's cut won by a margin of'
mostly oblitcrutcd by .
Dry Goods News, Sept. ioth. 1898.
Smith, Malays},
Hlit't't'ssors in \V. ll. "A Ll. tl' l'l i.
Barnum Bdg, Bridgeport, Conn.
The Ready-to-llear Be-
patient.
Opening of some of the
New Tailor Made Suits.
Very l‘rctty Styles MIIIIII From
Home of the New Cloths.
Ouc worthy of spcclul mcutiou is
made from It VIIuetiIIII cloth. 'l‘hc
Spanish lloIIIIcc skirt and rcclcr Jacket.
l’rlcc moderate.
Another Spcciiil Suit. Made from II
plaid'mixcd goods. handsomely braid
trimmed and very stylishly madc.
Jackets.
For the opening of the season we
now several smuplc Jackcts which
have a style of their own that is cxclu-
slim. as there's only one of II k'III'Il.
See the Newest Thing.
The Shawl Golf,Cupes.
’l‘bc ilrst of thI scusou is always II
good [low to gel t'Xt'lllhth' siylcs. gcl
smoothing your IIIIlg‘IiIIII' cannot I.Inlrli
Housekeeping Goods.
.\rI- still busy. ’l‘lIII values .‘..II lcll—
IIIg liII-ir tl\\lI story:
iIi-Ii \I'iIIIII t‘ollou Ulaukcts. prIIII zltic
.l [I.ili'.
ill-l lirny (‘oIiIIII lillilikl‘ln. 5:“... zilli-
.i pair.
114 Whit-I t‘ollou lllaukcls, prlm- 75c
I pilr.
II-i liruy t‘IIllIIii “lupin-Is. prim 7:"-
I pull".
ii i \\’iiilc Wool llluuhctr. pro . ill
.SJ...II, 312m. $3.7m .IIIIl {Hui .i l'.t‘.i.
I'.‘ i “hit Wool III.IIIIIII:. t.» mod it:
.i pair.
t'oluloi‘lcls "solo from good lll‘llllt'll
'lIIllI‘ :Iulilis. t'illll‘lin. :iilll Iinihrlcs
illllll itllli stood clI.III IIIltIIII li..lllm:
Iil'li'l's l'iltl‘. “NV, .3". ll. “.25, “Juli .Ilill
5.! Hull. ,
i‘llll'ilt’l [Jilliln ill I» . SI Illltl tl.‘.':.
‘tlill.
iiIIuiII Hutu limb pin» $1.93.
llomit iI‘.IIII I.I .ic .I yard.
..‘\‘.to lt- .Iiy .\l.lII Stool... .II-c ulul
l‘t‘lgt I‘ItIll.
bl ltll ltII‘IIl) .\|.ol- Slit-Ii... l.'ir Iititl
.III- r.I» it.
\I it" Hull III-I.II'lIIIII lillilly MJIII
‘IIIIIL, iiic .Illil Jul. illtll ‘
limit- l'illow l‘.ImIr, l"! and lJ‘Ip'l
.tl'll. ,
Ilium; i'lllou tho-I.I. ll mouclod.
"‘_- :IIIIl litl' 1 oil
1.,Slll'lll llllllllll 8160.
I llui'uum liuililuig.
amount-0s". court.
I'IINNIJI‘l‘lt‘l ‘l' l'.\i‘tIlN'i.I4
l‘i.c lllllitliliilt uric Iti‘utilcil Supt iii,
tulle. l.liIl llil‘ltlslltii lI‘onI IilllIImi ol .\
'I\l Woo-hr puicui lam-r IIIIII Mlllt‘l
or, Illlilllt‘litil'l. t'otiu
l W \lusoil. Non liitvI-ii. IIIIItiIiu bur
Moi. Io sititltr. F ii. Iticiiurdu. Ilzul
i-Iud. itillillllllil r.II'i bolder; l' l.
;‘ii‘tlllliltlil liIIrIloIIi. inli siorl. tor mill .
.\ liiiIiIIIliiIII. WMIII‘
clock l“ l'. Nisii'li.\\'il
II-rbury. titlrlilt' loi otlltiit mimics.
Killurs. Itloiiiiialon.
tor looms; .t. .i
lulu, ltIiIlo llli‘ iI-pitlt' ltil
l. ll}. Wilson. llllllucluill.
tout lor bliyiiiu.
lllil'tlll lllllldli Kll.|.ll.'l|.
t‘lihauo. ilcplcmbir ”t i'rleu-I AI
lnri Itchiioiil. 'i'roop ll. ol t'uioiiII
tirlusliy’a "tillflllINlllt'l'K. lion lIII-Ili ltll
tut by on iIiii-ti‘ir cut in this city. .\I
ll“ lllllllllill lioiu u and bound car he
was lift“ it by It cur moving ill the op
moltc Illl‘iIIIlltili. llt' Illllillcil li‘rillt
lmluImm-i. N it, it» wro- lormcrly it
‘l‘tiniity illlll oIIII oi tlic bIIIIl lllil’ilttmi'll‘
In his troop.
lrliu libillillll'.
'Itil'i. I‘I p-Iiilllut
liuuluu
II \III‘ itliurh
.o-»
_. amnesia Is; one
lowcr than over.
New lines .'lIIIIiiuiIII-s,
laigest importers.
import cost
The approac hing cool II'Ie ItlIer suggests Oil lleatei s.
styles, III all sizes. IIIIIpIIIsIIIItiIIg all the leading makes, and at pIII II
l‘illtCIlillst‘ chItIal diaft heaters, $1. 50 each.
Zinc and ( rystul Stow liouids, bull former price.
l'Iqu ll) II cuts to still. til) (Inc ‘ll.
ml».
North Main and Ann
Streets, .
M
We have fifteen
Stovepipe and Elbows, any size. I~\tia III-Iivy, double I'ivct thl, 10 cents. I 1
l
F'oultccn qualt Enameled Preserving Kettles, 50 II 'nls.
Large consignment ol’ import samples of line China from one of our
A I'tI- r-diuucr and (‘lIocolIttcl
Plates, Saute Dishes, Sugars, and llrcuius, (. Inckcr Jars, H.lci l’ ots, Ice
Cream Sets, Pudding Sets, t‘onIlI-nscil Milk Holders, IItc., IItII., etc., at
(hips and Saucers,
W. S. STURTEVANT
South Nor-walk, Conn.
m
Patterns. Jobs, clc., t
their 'aluc.
Mark“ Down Sale
m *UFI-m-
Size 18x36 Style
“ lelfi “
” Elixhl “
“ 30x0” “
“ 356x72 ”
”' fillsiili “
” ZiliinIll ”
This will ull'ord an unusual opportunity to buy Mats and Rugs at less
84W
MATS AND RUGS
We have picked out smoothing over One Hundred Mats and Rugs, Dropped
put Rt'tl Tickets on them, with a liberal reduction in price.
Smyrna.
Byzantine.
Anatol iue.
Saracen.
Japanese.
Sakai
M oquctte.
A. Dickerman 8' Son,
South Norwalk, Conn.
L.
..... rrn-
ashlng ton Street,
"Want" Ads. in the Columns of The Sentinel
..._-,..__. -. “Tl“ - .1;
For Up-tojnate
ICE CREAM SODA,
Perfection
.l. ‘
iIIIilII shIIl motion ,
Wiiltlflt'h. New llri- i
Ice Creams,
Confectionery
Of Our Own Make.
; ____/
.80“.— BilllS AllD CHOCOLATES
i In Ionics! Package! Only.
‘HIGH-GRADE BAKERY,
GO TO
DEKLYN’S
11 Main street.
Electric Fans. Electric Lights.
i Telephone Ion-J
In It
lGIIIIi Central lulu.
l Wliolmnb' moi IIIIIII IIIIII-n- In
‘ Fish,
i Oysters.
l Clams,
Norwslk lobsters.
Soil Shell Crabs.
Little Neck t'liuo- soul out on tlic
‘lialti'lbell.
Watermelon: and
Cucumbers on Ice.
intend till tllll Salim
innit Ill American hips.
l
l
i
i
|
l
l
Hunt ll Zelufi
'l'eisplums it“.
l
H .I7.i. IIl'l‘t lN Lehlgh
l ‘lltih‘fi Gilli l' K, saw—-
and
bio \'lIIl.\‘. Goals.
llclircrctl in your collar at
$5.00 PER TON,
by careful, cspcriIIIII-cd
1lll'ivcrs.
NO SLATE.
N0 SLRG.
N0 DUST.
Raymond Bros,
South Noi'wulk.
Cannot lone lulu Ind Client.
Lamb's tum in this his
lulu ltlltltllts liltl i‘riiits. lust
um noun.
tonsils theta limits at lir-
uiot liiitltt lot instill aid sum
llt
moi units in atomic:
lamina.
Samuel
Comstock,
Jr.
72 North Main street.
YOU RS "
FOR .
CASH.
All our knowledge;
IMIIII‘IIIIIIIII;
pIIiIIIiug. lll't' for salc.
lllg Jobs: lllllt‘ Jobs;
jobs; hard jobs~uuylblng it
our lluII wc‘riI l't‘lltl)‘ to luck
to. and do it iIIIII_cr Hill“ In
tltl bad it douc llt'ltilt'.
\t'I-‘vc made .II Hlit't'lo.
or slith'l‘ltil‘ll)’. 1|.of‘ ord: II-
lll‘\' IIoI-su‘l .Iult us. and Wt
It‘lllll‘
Iumbrulciy for it.
t‘\t'|‘l
\\'lIcllIcr your Jilll'h
III tutlioo \\‘l.' want ii.
\\'.iii l'.IpIIr.iI l'uiuls. .IIIIisIs
M llt‘l‘lillb i' ‘ic lures. i'lI our
fI'IIIuI-Il ltl or'ilci. Art Goods.
I'IIIIIIIIIII. l'IIpI-r lluupluuuui
Sun Willing.
Decker’s,
ilouth Norwulit.
I.Iscoul
arouse
masseuse.
”I ill mean or
Furniture. Planet.
etc... 000.. «a.
su- chairwoma- tracts: as
.. .. ”Maw-— ._........ o -.
than ‘
Bring Quick ltetuus.
ltll tilll'
all our l'l‘S'llll‘ III
for doing llIII- IIIIcorallIIg IIIIII
simplc I
study
chalking but
worlli If
ill Washington .II‘IIIIt.
Taylordtloldon’s
crs are reliable lltilo pills for "also
‘M warn-m sin». I. am.
l‘ltulr iillt'll cri-Iiiiuts until it o'clIwiI, l
I up.
i
l
ii ennui. IIIsII
During the Battle of
Santiago.
SICK 0R WELL. A RUSH NIGHT
ANII DAY.
l
l
l
i
The [some at the Battle 0! mutt-go
Their His-
role sirim m Getting ammunition
and nations to tho Front. lav-Id tin
Day.
do Cub-t strum all'uI-rool
I’. It. llutlcr, ol' puck-train No. 3. wri-
ting from Santiago Ile Cuba, on July
liad. says: "We lill had diarrhoea in
more or less violIIIIt lorm, and when
we IIInIIIIIl we lltltl no time to see a doc.-
tor, for It was It case of rush and rush
night and day to keep the troops sup-
pill'tl with ammunition au'd rations, but
thanks to Chamberlain's Colic, Cholera
.iIIIi Diarrhoea Remedy. we were able
1Io kccp at work and keep our health:
Lin fact. i sincerely believe that at one
lI-ritlcol times this medicine was the la-
Ilircct saviour of our army, for it the
packers iliill been unable to work there
would buvo been no way of getting sup-
plies to the (rent. '1 here were no roads
{that a wagon train could use. My com-
lrade and myself had the good fortune
Ito lay in It simply of this medicine be-
More we 1ch Tampa, and I know in tour
toms it absolutely euvcd life."
The above letter was written to tho
IIIauulnIItIIrI-rs of this medicine, the
il‘hauxbcrlainMedicine 0)., Des Moises,
town. For sale by l}: (l.~Stiilson. South
Norwalk: E. P.1W'I'Ieil, Nowtilkr f ‘. "'
I'l'HII"
Gaga-BELL.
Bear-tho
the tint You have Always Birgit
Signature
I __... ___.__._.
llOW'S THIS!
V We offer one hundred dollars reward
for any case of catnrrii that cannot be
cured by llall's (Valarrh Cure.
1 F. J. CHENEY & 00.. Props, Tole.
i (ll), 0
‘ We the undersigned, have known F.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business transactions. and flu-
ancially able to carry out. any obliga-
iiou made by their firm.
WEST & 'l‘ ltUAX. Wholesale drug-
gists. 1'0ch 0
WALDING KlNNAN )& MARVIN
wholesale druggists, Toledo.0
li'Iii's ( ntarrb (lure is taken inter-
nally. acting directly upon the blood.
and mucous surfaces of the, system.
. Price 75 cents per bottle. Sold by all
idrugglsts. Testimonials 'froo.
i llall's family line are the best.
lllIlAliAt'illIi lt't)lt i“li|i'l I I'EAllt-l.
II‘or forty years i sullen-II rom siclt
lIIIIIIiaIIlIc. About it year ago I began us-
lug t‘IIlI-Iy King. The trail“ was grati-
lyiugly surprisinguuyiii-IIIIIII-Iics leaving
at once. The hcuduchcs used to return
iII'cry siveutli tiny. but Iliuuks to t'cl-
. cry ling. l have llilti but tillt‘ III-IIIlaI-bu
in the lust eleven months. I know llm'
‘wliol curcil IIIII will help IIllic'.IIs [ills
'l .loiIII ll. Vuu KcurIIi. Suugcrilcs N. I'.
l‘clciy lsiug for the mucus. stomach
Ilvcr IIIIII kidneys Is sold in 501' and L'hi
packages by E. 1‘. Wood Not-walk.
I iI‘ItUM MAINE 'l‘ti (‘.\i.ll-‘t)anA
ll'iIo homo lioid I'IImcIlI for t‘ouglot,
Il‘tlltlli. Asthma and l'ousumptiou Iii
'I‘lI-II'IIIIIIIIII I.Iuiu lb out It has won
I.Its Illltt't‘ upon its limit IIIIII it hull
litll't‘ll such universal satisfaction that.
two l‘t‘t'tillllllt‘lltl all our friends and
,I'lltiltillit‘l'ii to use It. t‘uil and got I
1 tree lyiui bottle. I.Iugc siso. 25o.
.illcspoclfully. ll ll. l'laialctl. Iiruguist.
Ill il'usliiuutou siroci. South Norwullt.
' A stubborn mouth or tickling in the
throat yields to line hilnule Cough
t'uro. llnrmless in elect. touches the
‘ right spot. reliable and last whit. lit
wanted. it acts at once. Edward P.
IIIIIIIII Norwailt: Licorgo t‘. tliiiitiou.
‘ rloulli Norwalit.
”0‘.
:llflh'd‘fifm
IiItNIti' Whitli illibltlliltlt IIAIII.
“It is a hill to Iimlect your health.“
' Why do you do it. when you him! that
IllnI famous Iiluo It. “bundles of the
. "Joli lllllilll Voolt Iicrico” will cure or
your money is reloaded? No. I curse
lthcumsiisui; 3 cures be mint»; I
earns a cough or cold: t cures Column;
.'i III s 90an unsettling tools: 0 XXX.
stimulating Pills cure Impulse: 1
hi the t'hiitlren‘s Rolls! loathing him
'l‘risi bottht of melt ”molly. loo
or Int this out and not one tree: hm
Plant-n
, It
Ito’olog, c.ffI.'.. references on application. Charlie I
Isms. no Wilhlnlloti amt. and n. ’
il l'llllllt'il. til Washington strut, sol
llflt'lllll lor iloutii Norwnlh. Conn.
'l'rutli wears well. People have
burned that IleWitt's Little lastly itin-
lng the bowels. curing constipation and
rich headache. They don't gripe Id-
Ivsrii P. West. Norwsih; George» ti.
Itiim Nowell. . . ‘
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