illE suit ‘ ’
.‘r
.‘V by.“
ltelt of interest from Every ‘
Q‘sartst' of the Cannenwulth.
The Connecticut state council of the
Catholic Benevolent legion held its
.savufli abhtia'l convention in Water-
'.~ . aliil elected the follow-
ilig satin: tate president. John F.
O'Brien. of Middletown; vice-president.
DI. W. 1'. Burns. of New Haven; chan-
oalltir. Judge James Roselle. of New
Britain; orator. stator Thomas F. Dor-
ssy.oisf~flew Islanders: secretary. James
Ocanlon. of blew‘i Britain; treasurer.
Miles IlcNiti. of Waterbury; marshall
rr‘iiscts nan. of New artists; east-d,
le‘ “limes-eh. of new ones: trus-
. filéhidl unites. of Stamford;
Matthew a: Golden. of Seybrooh. James
Noonstt. oi Bridgeport; spiritual direc-
tor. Bishop 'I‘lerney. of Hartford. it
was voted to hold the nest convention
in new Haven on the third Tuesday
of September; is”. "
Michael Gleason and John Murphy.
young sheaf were arrested yesterday in
'i'dl‘lligtott, on a charge sliding sand
listing and' highway robbery on the
person of Gustave Whallen. a week ago
last Saturday night. Murphy was later
reliitseif’im fortiishlfi 81.500 bonds,
but Gleason was not able to furnish
bail, and was locked up. Wallen was
set upon by a gang of men and after
being rendered unconscious by repeat-
ed blows was robbed of a small sum
of money and some yewelry. it is al-
‘l ed that the two men who 'were ar-
reside have since the robbery see'n
Whalien and scared him into signing a
paper ageeing not to prosecute them.
It is said they gave him $20.
Sometime alter mid lght
night, a burglar vlslte the residence
of N. C Hubinger. 600 Whaley avenue,
New “even. gained entrance through
the parlor window, made a tour of In-
spectlon throughout the lower floor.
petl himself to a bottle oi line old
fishy and departed. if he took any-
hlng else the lens has not yet been dis-
covered.
GL’I'BEISD IN 3! m POLICE.
H...—
Alattary I my lent Back with oi
WEN-Other Arrests. i
Richard Fitzgerald of Battery B.’
home on a furlough. went to .NOI‘WIlk. i
last evening, and losing his bearingsui
wandered on to the . front stoop oi’
Frank Vail's residence in Film street.:
and Mr. Vail summoned chief of policei
Bradley. The brave soldier boy thought ’_
he was in his own little tent at Fortt
Griswold and when the chief molestcdj
him he became abusive and attacked
the officer. compelling him louse his:
cliib.‘ Fitzgerald's head was cut and
several stitches were taken in the“
wound. He spent the night at the po-
llce station and this morning was re-
Icased by order of Judge Gregory. who
learned that he will a soldier and was
scheduled to be with his battery today.
Officer Ilttnt arrested Charles Uri-g-
ory for drunkenness at Norwalk. last
night. Gregory put tip a cash bond of
35. which he will probably forfeit.
Chief Bradley arrested Robert liar"
lett and Walter Albin for intoxication.
yesterday afternoon. Aibln'tt case was
continued. Haslett will be tried this
afternoon.
Ir. aadlra A I. V ester “takes
too uiisnieyeis sour.
A. E. Winchester and Wilt' returned
home last night from a vacation trip
on their wheels. Tut-y lcit i-louih Noun
witlk September llttt. for the Point
Comfort i: use. ilea tlate. Cont-y ls—
lsntl. a distance of Illlyviivc mile-s.
which was covered at the rate of ten
miles an hour. After entering a most
delightful week at thc above hotel.
which is owned by ilr. Winchoslcr's
oasis. .l. it. Honorees. who built the
ilrst hotel on Gooey island. nearly iifty
years age. the return trip was started'
isstsrday foreseen. the same average
time being made as on the outgoing
trip. It Is believed that this is the
longest bicycle ride ever taken by it
sleuth Norwsiii lady. as well its the
instant average rate for time. 'l‘hotuh
a little tired when she reached home
last evening. Ilia. Winchester feels and
looks the rains as ever today. and la
ready to take the trip over again.
t'tli. I'ii‘uildll'l‘ A It’illliillll.
iliy Associated Press)
Paris. lleptelilbot‘ Ila-The papers
here say the minister of war. ilenersl
(itisnoiuc. has «mined the doc untents
In the Dreyfus case and has ordered
the prosecution oi former (‘olenei Pic-
«art on the charge of forgery and us-
lit iorged Wu.
'l‘lilli PICK OF Till! "Bidilh."
(By Associated Press.)
Kansas t‘lty’. lien leptetnbrr ill The
Pfltahtslg National lieagoe has secured
the pick of the Kansas City blues. the
season‘s champions of the western
league. Manager Manning announces
the sale of fear of his best men to the
routes. They are Pitchers Al l‘artlee
and Dale Clear. (upfront-Id" James
Ilagle. and Third baseman James Wib
llama ttr. Manning declines to state
tbeparehssspriee.
Monday ,
Kind
yYou Hui
Dos-Ion llouse.
lWIH I l
In the
Keevin
“mswh
the game
“leiitlw yo
makes t e shape and a
copy oft c “leader's
best derbys, $2: special
Trunks and llags.
Too bad we hovel
in the basement; but
your service.
antiserum“
Ill- 8" Illn‘
”I usvsw,
lay-lag thumb is.
IllilOl'Ol‘l’.
gay laia Itvaet.
—.
Gregory‘s Point, South Norwallt.
.l. E Sullivan, proprietor and manager. l
Terms reasonable; bathing bottom!
tishin. nelectric cars to hotel, con-
. use with all trains on the
. .. N. H. as H. It. it.
llNfll'lH'ASSlilll Rlllllllt. INLAND ( I A“
BAKE“ AND filltlltl'. lllNNl’llfl.
Jyl 5m
Grand Central Market
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Fish,
Oysters,
Clams,
Norwalk Lobsters,
Soft Shell Crabs.
little i't-ck (‘Iunts sent out on the my. n In mp, sold 51.1901)“. 1,. “mw'. Y Rt'l' .
Hall Shell.
Watermelons and
Cucumbers on Ice.
Imported Oil tutti Sardines.
French and Attrition Soups.
Hunt 81 Zeluii
Telephone 854.
LINCOLN
. STORAGE
rennin. ' WAREHOUSE.
'0. "ll aronaoa 0'
Furniture. Plasma.
lieyelea. Carriagea,
etc. etc. etc.
voaraanouuaa WA!
Taylordtiiolden’s
no one in llilftlti can.
‘M W M Ia. leewalk.
M
eds. $
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PM! I“ m
MIDI”.
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IIMIIYMIDI
tum-amm Mousse-s
ssesseslsiahsa Mess
”filament.
hevrsvtweawevdiiesafltwuensstsrapshviagewisi
artisanssdsssvisssuhrssstsbeatiuieitheivm
deviates-pastas. IagdG-aislanamaalovpaatpllvb
“Unnatural-visit“ Addre-
Iacuso huCadLl Assault-seas. his-a
it lie-Altman’s” sad uterus
widsvtsiasmage.
For sale is South llarwaih by 0. O
tltiiisoa. as Washington street.
“Hum
DAB!!! AID NOMOI. l
A very good audience attended the
tent meeting last evening. Itei.
George M. 'I‘ccplc. of New Ilnvcn.,
i'-pitaihetl an estelicnt sermon from Ilil
|‘lcie. I. Id: “We have not followed
(unitingly devised inbles when we’
made known unto you the power andl
coming of our Lord Jesus (‘hrisi but;
’ Wt'rt‘ cyeiv. tum-es of His majesty. "lie
gllmlll) referred to the event as the. hey-
niitc of the Christian hope. the tentrnlI
thought of prophecy, the theme of ill-
i'luc poetry and the blessed promise of
:(‘IiiisL The speaker then propounii-
:ed the question. Is it a fable? ()nr
4‘ present existence was shown to bc noi
. .Itlurtlon but a stirring reality. The
ll‘llte‘ oi influenceI that each individual
!It.is over another was mentioned and
sptrtnl referento was made to the won—
i dcrittl influence in society that the fish- 1
cm. :in d N lplcs have always had. flur-
.c.l bv what we think. In iui, what
1 W hnvc III the ntlnd makes us what
no illl'. ’Ith thought was llllldli‘ilietli
in the life of Soul. who slatted for int i
truircus to pcrvccutc the thumb oiI
(Itrlsi. Ilc ilt‘idillt' \llliill‘lll) tltungcl
in tltotiult' and his itilloti w .tu rt't'ri‘t‘l.
t-vcr :tltcr bring t‘.llil‘i| I'.titl. Hope
in. tlcclttcril to be the miiilir-lll'lilx of
.tll Iitiiuuit nctiou. illustrations bring
tlruwn limit the agricultural world tttul ‘
irotit llit- lift» of ii soldier. iIopc. con-
tlructi the speaker. is the character of
our liver Into this cliclc of httmitu
it'l.illtlll-‘ill|t (toil has sent tut u bicsurtl
hope. i‘omptirisnns were drawn from
out New lougmnd i‘itllilillitlil with that
oi the “ill". where. It Is ililiti. the blith-
t-i cmhlitnn is to lll‘t‘llmt‘ nothing rio-
ili"" lillil‘T that hope nutltcu llli'll
brute». The hope of ilod is for on
clcrtiai enlist-tire. No individual. Mr.
’l‘ciplc. argued. can hold this hope
without becoming u dlftt-rcnt person. A
clurnctcr known to the speaker was
prcwnlt‘d ur- an illustration. lie was
itnotaii Iti his Mitbhlli'illll‘f‘ilil town its
the worst mun in thtit vicinity and
shunned by all l't'Hlif‘i'iillllfl people. He
ilui a touch of this hope and lII‘t'JlIil‘
changed front a drunken. t'ltl'iiiiuifttt
man to the roost iuntirliite man in the
piitcc. Mr. 'I‘ceplt' afterwards mvl it
won‘t-r of ("lii‘iuilitllilt'. soil to him he
f‘cltttctl the Incitlcnf. Wititt the littl-
drl's noble dignity could not do. the.
lilo-act] hope ctttilil gloriously M‘t‘t‘llllw
pllhll. The tintwiicvcr'u mouth wns
‘closcd. The conclusion wits drown.
therefore. thtit this hope is a henell to
oilt'llliy. New England. Mr. Tropic.
said, Is the best place socially on the
globe. The sequel is that someone in
every community has been inspired by
this ('hrlsilun hope littt mint-one ssys
’ it Is a table and that there run he no
tlctttonnlrulloii oi u life beyond the
grave. Noltltcr could II he tletnunslrir
ted. he said. ihni flow was not a in-
iitrc life. Mr. Teeplc Would the to...
iinumy ni l'ittil, James. John. and ti
host of others. who were t‘yt'wllnoaat'it
moi Ills majesty. wits fully on good it.
till" of I'slnc. Voltaire. Inger-toll or
uiiy other man. The speulier challen-
gcd tho unbelievers to demonstrstc the
untruthiiilnm oi the llihle and prove
that it does not e'evste laanlilnd.
t'hvistianliy. he continued. is the thing
its if it were a life-preserver on the
stormy deep. An impressive iIltisirI»
tion of Dr. 'l‘tilntadge's was given. If;
as the “leader" docs puts you out of the game.
True es ciaiiy of hat-style.
it; per hat for his leadership.
better we to stay' in the game—buy of use
We copy quality as well as shape. Second
~31. $0. Alpmcs. too.
MES..§.§<°
Open hienday. l'ridsy and Saturday Evenings.
‘comcs along with his pickasc
.itiliillcti until with a few
Hollow cttnnlngiy (lcvlst‘tl fables.
'enrncst appeal was made for the hour-
New.
for the hour and we should stick to it .
f mum EWMBER 2i, revs.
s' .‘
Game.
is much like playing
urleader." Not domg
The ”leader"
pla ers to pay
\Eck knowa
sks the
shape. and pay us 85
ly good for the money
0 put such good things
there 5 an elevator at
feet high and three feet long. Paine
and
trowbar and tips ll over. Voltaire
does likewise litit the lilble remainn
the same bit-said book. These atti-
only reveal Sill“! other side. When
'Irtgersoli tips it over another side will
bciomc manifest Ml Teople then re-
marked that It would not pity us it:
give tip ottr hope Numerous scrip-
tures were quoted to show the tomfort
and cheer that is promised to every be-
liever In the hour of need. The speak-
er was perfectly coniidcnt in the gen
ttIni-ncse of the "Hill and produced
prophecy to show that God must have
spoken the words. Home of Daniel's
prophecies, said Mr. ’I‘ccplr. were not.
yours. nnrl
We therefore do ilol
All
that to the letter
t'rs not to t'otisltlv'r this hope. a passive
one. but one to become an individual
possession. Interesting remarks by
Rev. E, Z. Ellis. of Ilanbury. followed.
Mr. Tl‘l'llii‘ Will [ll‘I'ilt'll tigtiiti in-
night.
lor the past few ii tys go~slps in No-
‘roion nml Intricn, lilolh to drop illlt it u
sensational pit-ti» of unitst as His I'ugi
thtli itiftiir of ti icvv wi-cka sltnc lull"
been connrtting Mrs Webb with the
unknown niurtlcrrd nonnin wholl- tili-
:nctnlu~rml rcniuins were found rmvntiy
ill the Ycllow Mill potiti iii l-2.isl
llriilgcport. Some of these gossips
would have it tin-re ill a strong r' yin-
iiliitico twlnt'cti tht- murdered womnn
:tnd Mrs. Webb and bur. tlii-orics with
Jill limit why tslir should rcnt-It Mllt'li
I ghitstly untl untimely cud Those
who know Mrs. Wth llt'l‘l. itout-vcr,
my there is no i't‘r‘t'illiliiil'lt‘tl llNWI‘f'll
Illl‘ two. The story reached the
Iiridgcport police in some way. ililil
two oi them are said to how gone to
rliiilllltil‘tl. Monday illill taken .1 trollcy
ride to Stirrtlim lo Ifttcstigrttt' ‘i'lit'
Bridgeport Viulitit‘l llll‘lll'll out to in-
rituwritticndcnl of Police lilrntinuiittn
llllil llt‘it‘i'litt- Ai'litill ’i'Iicy I‘Iliil‘ilttll't‘ll
to itecp their Visil u wcrct. and for thnt
‘rctssoti runn- io iiinmiortl and rode from
iil'l’l' in Nutrition. Vill trolley. lll ot-ilcr
lIl illll‘lltl its liillr .titv-iitintt .sg pursui-
*‘ chess.
YOURS
Edit
All our knowledge: all our
experience: all our resources
for doing tine decanting and
painting, are for sale.
Big lobe; little jobs: simple
jobs; bard lobe—anything in
our line we're rddy to lack-
le. and do it better than you
ever had it done before.
We've made a speclaa My
of superiority. To be ordin~
ary doesn't suit ill. and we
escel while charging but
moderately for it.
Whether your job's worth 85
or 850,000 we want it.
Well Papers. Paints. Artists'
Materials. Pictures. Pictures
framed to order. Art Goods.
Painting, Paper Hanging and
Sign Writing.
Decker’s,
79 Washington street,
South Norwalk.
Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special alteritlon
to the new colors and have a
large variety of dadgua In Red,
Green. Blue and llrown.
You are mrdially invited to
call and see tlittrn.
l’ninters‘ supplies.
(llrsst, etc..
Painting. paperhanging
and «haunting.
E. E. GORHAM
l0 FiiSi "Gill. mi Mm.“
W
mm ,e 3"“ DIM).
to: Harry Years treatment in therei-
itlaaeithaltata.
t By Associated lines)
Middletown. Conn. September 21—-
Ciinton B. Davis, who for many years
Democratic State Central Committee.
died at his home in Higganum at 5
o'clock this morning from pleura-pneu-
monia, aged fifty-six. Though Mr. Da-
vis has not been In the best of health
for some time, he was able to be about
until a day or so ago, and his death
was wholly unexpected.
The deceased was born In Hartford
in 1842 and was educated in the public
cottne at a military academy. He was
early associated with Davis, Tracey é
Robinson, hardware merchants of Hart-
ford. and later became associated with
the Cutaway Harrow company. He
had been a member of the last named
company for twenty/dye years. and ill.
the time of his death was secretary
and treasurer. He also had an Inter-
est in the firm oi A. .l. Tracey. impor-
ters, New York.
Mr. Davis was twice married. his
first wife being Mllrtha Walker. oi
lladdam. by whom he had two chil-
dren. James W. Davis. who is In the
hardware business at Port Chester. and
Miss Mattie, who resides at home.
About two years ago he married Miss
Sherman. of Seneca Falls. N. Y.. who
survives him.
Mr. Davis represented the town of
Haddam in the Legislature in 1887 and
had been chairman of the Democratic
State Central committee for twelve
years. resigning two years ago. [is was
a member of St. John's loose, Knights
Templar, of Hartford.
BOWAYTON .
Harvey Miner. while coming down
the hill near the Colonel's bridge, yes-
terday afternoon, anti cndeavoriugdo
avoid n collision with another bicyclist
. was thrown front his wlirel, but fortu-
ii.ilt-Iy escaped lnj tiry.
Rising Star division. Sons of Tom-
perance. will hold a meeting tonight in
(‘row's Ilall, anti entertain the divi-
sions from nearby towns, An inter-
esting programme is being arranged.
Mrs. George Silvernail, oi Nauga-
tuck, and Mrs. Bowlcs, oi Hartford.
have been visiting their mother, Mrs.
Henry I”. Simone.
John W. Fallon and family will more
from the Vanderbilt plncc to one of
Harvey Acltart‘u houses in St. John
:ivrnttc.
A. W. Wallace and family returned
to ilritlgcport today. after a summer's
stay iii tItclr cottngc on Pine I'olnt.
ilcorgc W. Sit-vents, of Lincoln zit-o-
nu--, will entertain the Ilcnllckcr club,
If limit Not'wslk. I’riuity night.
suw OW payments 335"“.
Ian Verified from Alaska.
tliy Asvty'lait‘d l’rcus.)
Scuttle, Wurdi..Sc pictnlwr L'I
liowuutu. oi lil'ltl‘f’llol'i,
(burg.-
i'onn..
” J. 0. assumes.
diaper lituu. ctlcinistr. itisiu. t.
passes ll
Wail Papa ra and Border-a
1 NORTH IAIN il‘rltllT.
South Norwalk.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers. Borders and (tilt lonldlngs
taken to houses for inspection. on no
ties by postal. fitlniatea cheerfully.
given. I”
J. daemons,
undertaker.
bh. litti very few in Norotou knon oi
ilit‘li' visit.» Advotuic
l't‘ll'l‘ at. Hall. on inmutc oi Fitch's
Soldieru' Home. died in lltl‘ hmpiiai
Montlsy. and the remains were sent
yestertlsy io 'l‘hofitpsonville ior burial
Deceased wins a native of ilcoilnitd. untl
dillydiiflc years of line.
ratsiusaaar.
RIIIDINOI. ELI s‘ram
WI CALL. 11-!
Jacob M. Layton.
flea. Lila and Moldavia
.lohit .l. llitilth. ugoi ihrcc unit it half
months. son of William J. Smith. of
White street. Norotou. illt‘tl Monday.
'l‘hi» burhtl wits ill Hi .loltu’s li (‘
'I‘lio iiiiiloa‘ Aid writ-iv oi the lllll't
icu MI'thtuilst t'lIlil'tii will hold it Ill-
ili‘llli ii the pursotmgc,
suing. All are lF'lIIt-slrttl to bring in
“our Itit'lti‘i Iiivtlllll.
m—».. w-..-
Mrs. i‘hurlca liayclu of
~ii). lit the attest oi itrr purcuis,
and Mrs, ti. 0. ltowrii. Main site i.
w
amenvrassoas m.
lupueatiaas far aliases ta Attend
leheeiia «harm
The board of llt'ltilitl visitors met in
Attorney John ii. Light's other at
New Vorli
Mr.
was remarked that the richest and heat illoiith Norwsiit. last evening.
characters are those who have
hope- in Christ. Mr. 'i'rspie untried this
saying of II. I. list-tings. of Boston
In it recent sermon in New Haven:
"ilooitgists liuow all about the world.
Tim have only got 1..” miles-mors‘
to go lnto’the earth. ‘l‘hey have gone
one rolls out of tin- “lilo.” Again this
wcil- known author and lecturer was
ottoittd. Mr. Hastings says the Bibla
ihle’
Several applications for children to
.i‘liend schools in other districts from
'gihst in which they resided were grunt~
Jed.
' I”, it. Ambler wits elected irMsurt-v
:oi the liver llivcr whool district. vice
.w, It. Montgomery. reamed.
l Permission was glvatt the public
school teachers to use Warner's arith-
tls use it calamities feet wide. tassel-soc as a used-mm his»
1
titlll ‘
.l .‘l t Oeeaa ates-sup rum see ltevllag‘
Drafts- lieeaa at
Thursday cv— I
INSURANCE.
a... my... ,-.
leal letste est llsass Agent.
a... -_.... -.
and Stocks Iota.
men. I RAILROAD MOI.
IOU‘i'li hoitWAth. - - noun.
Notary Public. “newton-eats
’n. w. Ramona.
finnerai‘btrsetcr
and Stnbeivnsr.
”W... “I“.
WON“
last this ”limit tut
Open daily. aasept Istardsy. he. 0
al.tellu..aae irshitstpni
momenta-stats {asses Isa-
ayneaiegsfrsri
souls.“
I!“
ll
i
m
uranium
hmuflm
Wimmt
i. Johnson of Springfield More.
our alumni in sight of the goltIt-fi
He
*ca shin his strength failed him iiilvl'
‘hc stink down in the soft snow. John-
,son. who was the lcudcr oi the party!
gwcut back to hint, and with no 0th
licw out the unfortuiuttc man's bruins.
with u l't‘ttllt’t'l'.
“this In lli. lt'l'l‘llllt' story thiil in fold
for llit‘ first time by .l, t'. rincitit. who
tum lllhl rt-iurnmi from Aluuko. Ills
lllll'illt‘l'. Edward T. I'ulltouti. of Yon-
llf‘l'li. N. t'., Mint-sued the terrible tit-ctl.
rabbit was committed ncur llli' Hobiuv.
l short distant-c irotu Iliiwson. l‘ai-
Itmtti. loo. nearly lost his life front a
bullet trout .lolilisou‘it l't'l’ilitt'l‘. Ntiili»
our on» our inurd of .ltlllllntili. it is
‘prrt-uniui lll' pertain-d lit lill‘ hiltlw'
lsiot'nt witiic trying to csi-npc.
i lldlilllilth WII. l. llld 'l‘llllillil'.
lily Asst-latest Press)
i t'Itlcugo. inlepicntbcr 21.- Mayor ”Ill"
‘rison Itiis nt't'cplcrl an invitation to st-
icnd the christening ceremonies of the
tbsiileshlp Illinois tit
{ilctolwr tilt. A purty
.iind city officials will
gmuynr on the trip.
Ncwporl Nt'ws.
oi Iilili'l'lllvlll
itccompitny tile
h‘li‘li llli'l‘i’llNil 'i‘O ENIIMNII
tlly Associated Proust
i tlnvv-nstown. tlcptcmbrv '.il Wiilhtm
it‘ifc. Jr. front whoa. designs Mitotic till
cup tltttllt-ttgvr l-lltutnrocit is to he built
was is tuisscngcr on llfllliti the White
titui Itne sttitmcr fluiostic ttrrlvsd here
1hint night ill uit litlt‘l'Vlcw today Mr.
lh‘lii- ststkc wurntly of tile courteous
trcutittcnt itc ti-teivcd during ltis ruottt ”
‘visit to if" I'tilird iltuteit
-.—_....-.--——-—a
i'MAllll/till l' AtiAiN lN t‘tlillli'i‘ltm.
tiiy Associated Press-l
thin Francisco. iteptemhev ii—Tlie
torpedo boat destroyer Farragut Is ag-
ain in coalition for her olrial trial.
which will probably be made in a few
days. tier dsmsgcd machinery has
been fully repaired and s new port cyl.
tnder put in.
Again was originally formed from it
kingdom and has an area of lMd‘Iil
'souurc mllv‘s uud up upttlsittm of ti.-
"00.00".
'i’ltr Nlillliil oi the ltrMetiord
wounds is as a rule very rapid. and
seed cases ems sad-v treatment to
beat to from l to it days.
has been prominent in state politics. on 1
account of his being chairman of the'
To B; or blot: to
This Old Question has to ‘
sweretl Candid Iy 1
Norwalk Peep
What do the people of South, ‘
walk think oi the statement
below? Can an citizen asls
convincing roo ol the mill“ .n
by the srtir e under discussion é '
is there lacking in such rvitle
most superficial investigation
roborate it. It is South Norw
ior South Norwalk people. It is
the style oi proof other medicinal
rations offer, viz... Kai amssoo
prool for South Norwailr peoplé.
most exacting cannot wish ior
more. Read this:
Mrs. C. Gunung. living on H
says: “i am well up inI ytivars.
a great many old people Iliad
with my kidneys tor a long it .
ing distressing backache.
nothing to we me any reli
tsncictl that. oatt' s Kidney Pi
help me even it they didn't
went to i’laisted's drug store so g
lwss not dufpomted
sup ly
Kt ney Pills is o
tack. The b'sc a
a thing of (new
Dean's lilting Iml’ills. ior sale
dealers price cents. Mailed
lt’f'Mllblli'fl o. Bu fialo.N
agents ior the United States.
belt the namea-Dosn's—srtd
or m.
)1
When Arthur Eaton. of Cincinatti
went to a south Georgia 1m."
)lace last week a friend. byi in? d t
.1 Richard Pearson Hobson. W
things happened that he was “with;
last to declare himself. The hotel I"-
?r prepared a banquet of sumptowm,
portions and every girl tools a MOI
with her kiss until the unfortillate . y
victim had to hold his apparel {chills .
-r with both hands. Fearing ven-
tenure and feeling shame at the debili-
ion he had not the courage to destrdy
he made off by train in the night and
will not return this year.
CASTORIA
For Infants and cursed.”
llts list You lists livers M
3.211332. ,
A (‘olmado gentleman advertlwd for
_i well preserved skeleton. and shortly
‘tfter the paper was ottt an elderly mai-
lcn of his town appeared in her best
bib and tucker and asked him if his
mentions were honorable.
For broken surfaces. sores. insect
lites. burns. skin diseases and espe-
-lally pilcs.ihere Is one reliable ram-
tdy. Ichiit's Witch Hazel Salve.
When you call for DeWiit's don't ac-
-ept counterfeits or frauds. You will
tot be disappointed by DeWitt's Witch
Hazel Solve. Edward P. Weed. Nor-
.valli; George ('. Sillison. South Nor-
irslk.
.\Ir.~ Nottc‘il- The people next door
ltory of the larder of a Bridgeport ‘
“int j
lnlll'ili N d lilui winter during a terrible ‘
ianowstorm by u companion iiiintcd ?
Mt't'- '
nu~t Itc Spiiuitirils.
.\lr. .\tili3i-I' ~ Wlittt makes you [hilt
.tt'.‘ ’
Mrs.
ll soul.
Nllili‘i'll -'I'hcy are always short
.__.-—..
One Minute (‘otigh Cure surprises
people by its qiiltlt cures and children
my take it in large quantities witlval M
. he least dsngcr. it has won for It'll
- be best reputation of any pm
I tscd today for colds, croup. item. ll .
he throat or obstinate cotuha. Id-
; snrd l‘ Weed. Norwalk: 000m 0. '
i dilllson, South Norwaik.
i .\ 'l‘rutikful. "Did your am
iarilc to you while you were away?"
. w ill" to me? I had to give away my
loiiti-s so I tottiti illlii' llQl' ”lull
:iitllliel with mi,’
l'on invite disappointment when ”I
espcrimcnt. lleWItt's Little ‘
Risers are pleasant easy. lbw -
tio pills They cure constipatla III
. lltlt headache inst as sure so “0
Item Edward P. Wood. M]
'ltltlrgf' i‘. fliillltlfl. loll“ NM
wile iienry. I'm ashamed offal.
You have sis distinct tlrlnla MW
litil i know of
itino \o m .tcsr. lashi two ver’
il‘tiloililllt'.
MOAIEaMs
m
sf
\
m
The unwell-utters of this
sin-n unmounted In convention It”
ml the proposition of ptllililhlfl l n
“l‘ lllt‘ill circa which should III we
cu in their own intern-is. but “I
millet i'l'illiiiillttll of the pitfall-i ”-
i-d trout their dealings with atom
in. lllltilil‘ um- bit open he s fil-
itntiilvo of the growing tit-mtg. fl
tlisltotnst dram». "living to “I
ll.“ t'ttpitm ti pupil” fi'illlt i3”? ”4'
rhnsrrs by itcwsiatyitllw plan "-
sv-mt or iastcnlng t leaves If “
folded copy together till a sink W
stitch. This will make it m
for the piil'l'ltlu'r of the copy to I“!
the stitch in order to read Ill m
and papers without the listens! 0‘
not he tstten bars by the not“
This device is stresdy under trill U
the ttpringiioid Republican. '
t More than twenty tnillloa has
ples of lleWItt‘s Mich ”all
have been distributed by Ibo
toms. What better areal 00
confidence in its aterlts do you
It com rites. bares. seem.
lagoons-t s'p‘sse of lilac
m l m .
llesih lisrwslh.
lttke registered his name at thehotel a“.
lir. Eton knew of the Joke se aisnyie
Norwalk Chronicler