wAbout the Witty
ight’ a Martini
lineman. of at.
t ‘ initiator.-
toloyto-I-
, twitch diacuaaion about
the attention whether last
toy: bonds was legal. 1‘th
tilled at the very outset.
7, feeling has been rata-
M‘ht. as well aa the fact
. was worded In such a way
I'I had no choice except to
feet. Thou not favoring
it? are loud in their pro-
hint tint the meeting was
.,oleer‘ly illegal but was park-
purpoae of carrying the reso-
he face of the opposition.
leetmen knew had cropped
1 thonard was chosen modera-
1 « Town Clerk Herbert It.
1 the call, which embodied
tilted resolution authorizing
- to Issue bonda to an am-
t exceeding $300,000. par value.
ted the first day of October,
' bio twenty years from the
rig on’OcIober, 1m with interest
a first day of October, 1898, at
xoeed three and one- half per
mannum, payable in equal
Ital payments. and to sell the
at a sum not less than the pat-
., reef, and with the avails of
provide for any appropriations
11a made by the town of Nor-
that! to pay the existing floating
soon. as the reading of the rail
1 coupleted Attorney (tray jumped
n then of the aeleetnten signed to
"olil which was posted on the sign
, were in one and the same hand-
omey Levi Warner said if I-IIII'lI
tile fact, as far as the unmoswent,
our. point was wall taken, but as
“the wording of the rail went. it
perfectly legal.
‘omy Gray moVed to
l was voted down.
ttorney E. M. Lockwood said there
, 'ld be some kind of a certificate to
adjourn.
.ttt'ding1to1law. 1»
Chairman Menard read the. uetet-t-
‘ Ineu'e certificate on the back of
tall. ‘-
Atterney Gray started to offer an
amendment when he was interrupted
by Attorney 8. M. Lockwood. who rose
to a point of order.
cording to the resolution and wording1
of the call any amendment was out of
outer Ir. Lockwood moved the Itdop
} flown! the resolution.
111'
2" t of order was well taken.
1 13ttorney Gray said that it did not
loll the bonds where they now lit. at
II! price. and to either ndvertlae for
hill or not. an they any iii. in thought
1 the ”valence the I1itizemI had rote-III
I» lyhatl with the aeltw‘ttInru thu I-nouult
l to teach them not to plow any rillt'll rea—
a'tatoa II the one ptopow I-d
mull! (llfmttend inquired If an;
More could be trutlam- 1tIIl outuidv III
m to Mom or Wind lilt' JI-uolttn
1M.
till. VII info'nII-Il by the I'llilli’ that
“on In not.
M Mr. illumtInd lili'lilllt‘ itIIiiil
‘jllt. lie IIIIIII it was IIIIidI-diy one I
"M the relIII-imen would roll the \IIi
‘1'“ together to pilot»! ihle rt‘ttolliilott
I“ not lllow them to amend or pa»
My other MOi-illil‘" "'t‘iti~ II1-1oiutiun
”I II in It very narrow I1.'qupIIu~
I" ll. Illmaimul. "Wit-1n H1 0 III
' flaunt wan made which food to .~.1u
II hood: outta the former IIIII. it
”I ”It limo iwfIIf'o the It‘lt‘t‘llill‘ll
13ml'll0fi iii Ilih‘f'l'tlao. 'l'lII-II 'III mi
gent-0mm. iItIItI-nd of iu-ina put in tin-
”1" III Well. III-1 with IIIII1I'iI1Ii
h I New York financial tutu-r out the
‘MM tililli't W I1 ‘l he IIIuII» III111IIIiI
Milli". oimtt1li until 'Ilillt' Illit
to III-titu- it in tin \I1w \III'iI
I ' “ I‘M "link llit \ltiI In ultmtltl
' 1 and tilt to truth» hand: and tin II tum
, ”the in their Iii-Initial."
M! tlray t‘litlflll‘tl lllitt under
.Mlluti the volt-etnwu India I...
ZW
Pfiomiota Indore.
ltmrttn 1th utlw on Ite littflil
“flunk" l Irv ll
III "it”! .III' in l‘tl' I1 .I ‘IIIt'H
‘Wlhm to tilt tltt IIlI loin; ll'il.
d
‘llt. it II III,
J
‘ “I" “Item Howdy for Ill
‘ H More. ll lI llt rit iIIttull Wile
It truer IIpIetI the menu». It
blah.” atth minnow, to the hot.
WM. We l'l't'll‘ it old let'te
1t'IIrninh
“Biscuit, and
and In ,try
use with meals
Inertia. 1
TH! NIW HIV
Little Folk
must be dainty . should be substantial. All
children enjoy the flavor of Favorite Milk
mood in Item.
latahie as cake. instead of bread
The children will relish it more.
1 out! it will do them more good.
1 Made especially tbr keeping in
the house at all times for
New Haven. Conn.
rty on the gluten
healthful than
M
a cup of milk with
and between
IN IAKIBV.
fine. if they chose, gold bonds. which
might be all right now. but dieaatroua
if gold was at a premium. “This in a
people's meeting," he unit! “and i do
not think we altould be placed in
tiraiyht Jackets."
Attorney Walvh thought it a good
joke that Mr. Gray should insinuate
that Merrill, n free silver itemorrut,
would iraue gold bonds.
The question was then called for and
the resolution was adopted by a email
majority.
GATHERING IN THE CALLS.
Selectman Merrill said at 2 o'clock
this afternoon that they had gathered
in the rails for last night's town meet-
ing from the various sign posts, and
that they were properly ulgned. and
that. there wan no question of the lcgal1
ity of last night‘s meeting.
I. II. c. I. BIZIIII nus.
Continued from First Page.
fancy work of the Guilds; Ilouwrttit' ar-
.iI1|I1s ot the Young Woman's Christian
i‘etnperancu union: Mystery booth of
he lint 'i‘rinyners, were all bountiful.
Ind the nrtlries to earn root with a
ready Htllt‘.
Tonight the attrut'iion will lit‘ the
IIIpp-t' to be served front it to to o'—
I'lot'k. The Mandolin t‘llllI will aha.
musie tonight. Tomorrow
night there will he It musiI'ai and lit-
1ra.r.y entertainment.
A musical «title. in alluding to the
.vot'it of one of the artists who will he
the 1
He I-tated that ac- i
Gk." lIld 0”“ Mr lnrkwotulrt' 'iil HWIH'ililirih of the tour.
‘ hI1 iII-il..tt'I1ltotlI Ituggrttttd, hut Hill'
:I- to pr-IIIIIII-I flitlill‘
. awful to III.tIIIIIt.
. III! II 1IIIII'II; t11
1"Wlty not?“
imcmb- I that I the d to play croquet."
lt‘ill‘tl. says: "There in at prI1.-t1ttt in
lint'iunutl. It young Norwegian gI-utle-
1-that the notices had been nostril imau (barbs \\ old who in by all odd-1.
the most wonIiIrfui vittuono upon tin
harmonita now in the w.orlri It would
take mitt-h rillili‘l‘ to Iient'rihe Iteu in
minor the many exquisite t'"t't‘iH
,wltivh he III-rivIn from his fairy-like in-
ili'ltllli‘lll. i|II1 luutruIIII-.Itt as Air,
Wold plum it has It compass of our 1
tote otI'1I thI'I-v ottuvthl. Intending
from ii oi the third Home of ti“ 1'
ulef to i‘ III :.III “the first quality in
gthe muriIatl glow» wIIiIlI Hillkt'
"‘lii‘lt'lltl is ilil' ltItIl\t|t)llS. nitnottt magi-
'lhI tlutc.
of sound
.IIHHWl Mount: the nw-Iets
1'“th ’"i’l‘m‘m ought ‘” "'W“ 'tht lnIIIIIoIIi I till» he I .IilId the H) ‘
1’1lt‘tlett1the aelectrneu in it llmilll‘m l0 ' |,1I|u| lItIiII).
llII ltlllt.‘ lei [Iv‘t‘lllliiilv
M'tllilliltl it .i'-l.ll.lt'tl t'llttl‘tlh, lllii. it.-
Mr. Wot-i ttIIIII2|IIIl;ItI-t~t If. it |II'III|iiI'I~-'
1InIIIy It 'IIItifIIi ll. vtttIIIiIttl lfi'i'lli tiI1It
”'0 light and piIIII:.Iut and many I‘Itlii1
IluttioII ill .1p.xt. Il v'1oiII.1I.|iI-iauh
tlilIn Intinlttltilt "
'IIII- litIIiI: poIt I .IIIIII1'.I
“In u \it I' li'ni‘ III): "Ari ti i'l‘ilili‘l'
\ilm Mtl'olltI) jII~«tiiiI-Il till tit: prutm
lWiil‘fli'Il lII1I' lll :III\:IIII1I1. Hin- With I'~'
.IIIII IiInIIIItit \IIIII
tioh ut IIII1IiIIIIl~. "
COVE TY OOH VENTIOH
Democrats have Iolaoted lewtown as
the Place to Nominate a Ihortti’.
'l‘1iu tillllililiil‘l iiiillIiliilIIl .It the hm
IIIIItty rotIinItIIItI III id at Newtoun
tlIIoiI-I it. l-“Iti, IIII1I III ilt1 \l'lutltmi
llulvl. in Ilrlduwpoi‘t. ,I‘IIIIII‘IIIty ItftII1
:Ioon. iIIr Ilto purpmw of IivtetIIIltItuu
All! I'I1 IiII' out I1IIII\.IIIIIIII for the Item
ill.illII|I of tin iII1IIIIII~I~III1I titiit'ltl,tla
for .dI-Itff of i‘II'IIIiI-Id tillllil'l alIoIIlIi lt
iII-ltl
II II.I« litt-ttliltlttilal) Ilt‘lltlill Illiii ”It
'Hli\i'llilllll .~|tIIIIlI| it told lit ilII tilt?
“t'tlitttlttltt Ittottttiudd, NIRIIIWIL ti1.
it’th III III \t month
1‘ I13. “'llollll. oi‘ Ul‘tt‘llthit‘li. i‘. .\l~1\
IIIti-I I‘. of l'IttlIIIII .i .l, \\'.II It oi
\I II a tilt itiiii It.II Id it item“ it oi
iiIIIiIIpIIIt IIII tlII IoIIItIIIliII
lit tot oi tit: t‘tllilllililtt tin lilti't.|
It lt‘iilrllllitllttll I'II-IutIII-Ii to tie
i11ItI1 ..1II\IIIIIIIII will rmiw rerouni
ilIIIt
Hilliltll i” Mil l'li liliNtiillh \‘l'iiil
(Ily Mandated l‘t‘timtl
||II 1ft I'II. I‘I1IIII.. Hoptdutu-r :7» kid
win .I HIIIIIII \Mh I'I1IIIIIIIiII1ItIII luy lIt'»
Ilutunt on iIIlII for loriff III iiurifnt'l
moon in tit. "tiltililii III Intnvoniton
|II1|Il iII littlest-build littll la-vl l1'.
i-lIIIIiinInth, of flutthlnattm. pro-iIIIII.
Mr HII1itII’11quIc WIH llrwt'tftil by
item-m1 It. iIIIulI-o. of "him Hill, and
ho- automation wm umomlmi by l'. int
vit- flniu-v. of iitIIthII'Ii. .l. Witrrc'lt
June-mu, III idIIiteid ttllfl .tlr-xautler
iltIIlI mo, of ii 1t‘IfIIrIl,
"l IIII1r date to Inulw fun of golf.’
'J'roo many people re-
illI ‘
iltllil {Hill It) r‘llt"
rI fI1I'I1iIIg toy
.,o..t....n.na.. , . . 1
VIII tutti IIII
ilcatlt of Charles Brown to West-
port Due to Murderous Assault.
SHERIFF on itiVESiiiiiiES
Javerai Parties Give him Considerable
Information Relative to the Move-
manta of the Inn Laat Batur
day Night.
Atter working nearly the entire day
In the mystery surrounding tin1 death
of Charles Brown. who was found in a
I dying condition in Wet-Itport. Sunday
morning. and was at that supposed to
no intoxicated. Deputy Sheriff Kemper
‘Xltrt'neutl the opinion that night that
drown wan the victim of foul play. The
IillI'I'I‘ sow Hoyt-rail portion who liver"
0 give hint consul-rattle information
Native to lirown’s movements on Sat-
li‘ti:t,\'.
I Mi .4 .\|olliI1.'ii'I-1otl uho litIt-t oltlt
.ilts. |II1iIiI ft and III whose yard “town
was folllltl. stain Iltztt lutII Sutttrduy
Itgitt she heard loud voitvn. 'l‘ht'u.
ll‘lHIl‘I‘lilly. a wagon stopped and it
:It'lilllt‘ l‘llFlli'li. and soon afterward
.here was a heavy thud us of someone
.tIllttIg in the yard. Soon uftI-rwnrtltt
be heard a man groaning tttIIl IhI1
:l'tttlltllig was I-IIIItinux Ii ii't‘tlllvfllly' Ilur1
III: the night. Mru Seymour ituikelI-y,
iwlto liven in [HP house adjoining Mrv.
itleiden. t‘tll’l'tllitll'illt‘ti Mitts .\l:t.~’tlll I'I1III-
tire to hearing the ettutllu and soon
i .outi words.
| t'orotter iloten was unable to visit
\l'osipot't yostcrduy to hold an iquII-rt.
.Iut today lira, l'oiwrrt, tiny and tin»
l and will perform an autopsy, and upon
i he result of it flt'lll‘llilti tit-1 III-lion tin-
iIutIIoriltes will ltlht'. llrowu in till
i tutu-nutrient tttItI1IuI-III f‘ltlllllt‘ll that lit-
l IIIIl |1I~I1n tlI‘a‘Jullt‘tl :IIId rohlmi iilltl
' hrou‘tt ov-I' tiII1 itltt't'.
1 ......_...._.... —-——-———--
PRIVATE FLU”! PBOMO’I‘ED.
transferred to the Hoapttol Corps of
the Second Anny Corpa.
t‘.1IIIp MIudo. l'I1IIII . hit-pt L'It, Wu.
'l'llI‘ HI IIIiIIIl i'tt\.IiI ti.
‘ l1't'1'i Flynn, of ('IIIIIdeIy l., lltln III'elI
,IiIII.~t’tt‘iI1l iII lllt‘ lIIIr1|IiI.Il i'IIt‘p:
|1IIIIIIII oi
oi
Cannon
Balls
For“
This
Week --‘-
”W “WM '11 Wow .
Mason F ruit Jars, quartoW best made. . . . ..
lolly Gladden, fresh goods, full size... .-
Mwuu nu-w ..
.390 (107..
250 doz.
'l‘ oilet SClH (10 pieces) English, line decora-
tiIrIII-I.........
32.509”.
'.""OUIIOIIOI
liedt 'oIIIfoI'talIlos extt'ahI-ttvyifl. hilquttlity... 970
”ii lit-titers, neutral draft ........
I ‘oul Stoves t heaters) good size, pipe free.$3.25 eaoh. |
Student Lamps. all ttloklt', $4 grade...
lt‘ur Rugs. lililt'k, grey, white, extraiiueu
lluutlreds of other hatgaiutt III furniture department. 1
It) (‘tit II.
MI
82 eat-h.
l heat- goods are offered ior this week only.
’I I...
w. s. STURTEVANT,
North Main and Ann Streets.
Mark Douro Sale
MATS AND RUG‘
\\ e have pit ked out smoothing over line llIIuIlI'I-d Mats and Rugs, Dropped 30m":-
Patterns. John, Mn, and put Red Tickets on them, with It liberal Iedttction lll priI I1.. i h“
fiSouth Norwalk, Conn.
mold-M
hizo lh‘x' iii
“ 21x45
” 26x54
” titlxi'ttl
“ 343x?!
“ iiilxlit)
“ illix-‘itl
This will afford an unusual opportunity to buy .‘ltilh‘ and Rugs
their value.
Style
It
6|
‘5
It
It
J.
-5- . _
Smyt no.
Byzantine.
Anatoliue.
Saracen.
Japanese.
Sakai
.lioqtlt‘tte.
A. Dickerman 8- San,
South Norwalk. Conn.
84 Washington Street.
......-..m_ -.. . . _. .... .
Evening
Sentinel
-
Advertisements
ARE READ IN THE
HOMES OF THE
'li" I"il"1l |li\'|:-iltll Snood .\l|ii) l‘lll||:,'
lit.-li‘tttl.~it1l'\t.t i
itt.tt liIm- .Ino .tIId IitI o: I
III-:1 tt'dlodrt'tillg Mother
1 1IuIl1I-I12’IIII.
I'I'IIIIIII'tiuII tin.-
I‘outpuny
t‘I Illilill' liIiItl ivy I'.Ip ‘
.t II r.t| Ii;t):.
lrplil‘tl Sop-l
iI-Iu II iIII1IIIluI of
l. httu'r tlII- Immunity “Iltll
lII- lill tti .‘Iil tittu' lulllll .
III tint. illlll Lurnt- tin iI.IrIi~tItp. .Iudf
iI-.I1IIIII1I'I~ routtnon to mom lllt with ,
“III III Itltlttliti. I
it i1 uIIiI I'Ilttet that the lilHllltt'l'r tilt
the rotupntty ilt“t‘ liiili |I1.III1 lllt'lll. hut
Ilia ,. IIiIIiI'I m M». gttiul fIIi'ltIl.I‘ .tw lit 1
mil [unholy II- uuw .I lIII~|III.il 1»II1I\
.III .II III N") Illhl-illl tIuII. .lllll .Ili
itll]~|‘ for lIl- 1IIIII>~ liI ‘III1ttI1..r lttittto
Help“ Iii llII' fart that llil‘ i‘ltuplttiu.
I» “it, ”till \ti‘lt Im II-IiuioII11 11I'II1I1
II on I.IIIIII1I.I Ntttitltti. inn: tIi11IIIt IIIII
llllllili‘ll WI'I'I III hlititilwtm it ioIlIIIrI'h.
’iIii‘liliillliI'Il in, nu IIiiiIeI'.
t-hI1t.I| of ill!" Itidl‘tit‘tl men of i‘out
out» i. lit\1 .Imtliuil lIIt' titri.‘ tit rinti
lit' .Illil III IIppiIIdtlt-ttn lliilt lil‘1ll fIII'
tended in in liltlllfllli‘i'n. lutit It will itr
II.III1itIttI1lufnwiht to tilt will in
ttmmu. tutti tub .I itidutitb'ti
llil1.Nl'll1l|i.|I \N i 'It. \I‘ KHMIQN.
Iiiy Atom-titted "new I
N .iIuIrpII. ilII. t1'1I IIIIIIIIII l‘ 23' Mor» '
mill, hhiiirt Iilltl ltyuu IIII'tIItrd Nlilt' ‘
titty night hy the poiire. have turn lIl
..,I.I1.1.I :w Ilw fl'ilt'ilt'1i III the ituut
Inna iota», Intuit Nim- huiltlrmi Ilol
Int 1 III tilt money wow renowned.
an... . -.1.. .. not...»
t‘lilinllirtht tti ttNmI 'i‘t) IIIIA’i‘It. i
no Annotated Pma.)
I'uitiax MIMI. lirptetniwr 27 John
t t on a prominent farmer living ihrec‘
IIIiIIaI ‘r‘llillh'itltl III Fulrfna lIaII ltiitl two
IIIII.I|I I'ltiltlrvu lIururIl to death. IIlIIo
horn and artillery. thrw homo» and It
low amount or urniu. it in IItIppIIIIeII
that the Ihlltlfl'ti aihrtod tiw "ft in tho 1
barn and um- unable to cheapo. l
IIIliId oul.
.- 1.....1
OUR
Are dull the Thing
'l‘lII-III- I'IIIII Niallle :IIIII MIIrIIiII-m.
.\ i'lllltl t‘iill I1tIt'i'y llit'ill
"hunt the hotter?
'l‘lII-y llt'ill t|Illt'lily and
are tot quivkiy oatiuguialt-
I-.Il
Comatoeit,
Watkins
& Bow,
”2 WIIIIIIiugtIuI at,
South Norwttllt.
- .32 eaelt.
- pilot; to the front.
at less than
uni-An.-."; ‘i
Durlnd‘ the Bottle of
Santiago
ho...-
SICK on WELL. A RUSH mour
AM) nay... -
II‘,
1 The Puckera at the Battle of looting
do Outta were all norm. Inuit 30- ‘
role lifvrrta in Getting ‘Illhlllllfllon
and notion to the front lived the
Day.
P. E. Butler. of pnt'kdraln No. 3. wri-
ting from Santiago on Cuba, on July
23d, says: “We all had diarrhoea In
Imore or less violent form, and when
1we landed we it III no time to m a doe-
tor, for it was .I ease of ruah and rush
night and day to keep the troupe eup-
1plied with ammunition and rations. but
{thanks to Chamberlain'tt Colic, Cholera
IIIIIII Diarrhoea Remedy. we were able
‘1tII iIeI-p at work and lamp our health;
.in fart. l sincerely lteliI-ve that at one
Irittrai times this medit lne was the in-
direct saviour of our army, for if the
makers had been unable to work there
would have been no way of setting sun-
There were no roads
i that a wagon train could use. My com-
irude and myself had the good fortune
(to lay in a supply of this medicine he.-
1tore we left Tampa; and t know in four
‘fnlit'ti it. absolutely saved life." '
The above letter was written to the
manufacturers of this medicine, the
if‘hantbcrtntn Medteine ('o., Du 'Motnee,
ilowa. For ante by (i. (‘. Httllaonfioutb
Norw;alk E. i’. Weed, Norwaik.
} OAIWORIA.
:uInIIIII 1m
of“
ROW 8 THIS! .
i'I- olfI- -r one hundred dollars reward
1 for any cone of eatarrh that cannot be
‘ Hired by llall'a Catnrrh Cure.‘
1' F. J. CHENEY I: 00., Prove, Tole-
do. 0.
We the undersigned, have known F.
.l. Cheney for the last fifteen years,
.and believe him perfectly honorable
in all business trannacilons. and on:
anclally able to carry out any obliga-
tion made by their firm.
1WIIIS’i‘ it 't‘RUAx. Wholesale drug-
gista, Toledo, 0.
1 WALDING , KINNAN Sc MARVIN
: wholesale drugginttt. Toledo. 0.
littli'a Cutarrh Care Is taken inter-
. natty, acting directly upon the blood.
‘ 1 and mucous surfaces of the system.
Purchasing
Public.
'Dorlon House.
01L HEATERSI
’..i i1‘.. i-Iuilivttu. proprietor IIIIII IIIIIIIIIgeI.
'l't‘l‘llil rote-Intuition
ilniIlII,
lll't‘tll‘iw
.. N. ll III M
l'\'~l'll|'.\N-H'
LINCOLN
STORAGE
WAREHOUSE.
.‘.aa ...a' .‘.a
iIIIihitur
I'll‘l'll‘lt' rum to hotel. rottv
IIII IIII Irultut «tithe
taunting.
It. It.
mtomt INI \\II (WI \‘l
MAKE! .t‘llitlltilti' IIIN\I‘W‘.
jyi but
"film.“
Furniture. Ploooo.
lioyoioo. earriaaao.
NI "I‘lmhbfl IWI Al
Toylorkfiolden’a
Inlltititutllllnlttlltt.
“WM“. Darvon.
j
CIIIIIii But one and Chitin.
itmi‘s Tongue in glass hrs.
ltiiu Vegetables Illtl Pruitt. inst
mu mint.
-w
formats ititoitu Intent tutti Par
uiott thorn in tutorial and Into:
ill
Prompt unite IIII Salutation
famine.
Samuel
Comstock,
Jr.
72 North Main atreI-t.
( Ilrugglata.
l BtlllIOI. Mt! NONI“.
l’rire 7.; cents per bottle. Sold by all
’f‘I-Ittimoninla free.
liaii'a family hits are the heat.
A YOI'NU GIRL'S EXPERIENCE.
My daughter's nerves were terribly
out of order. She was titiu and weak ',
the least noise atarteled her. and aim
was walto'fui at night. ltefore she had
taken one package of (‘nlery King th'I
I-iIIIngI- in her was no great that. she
t-ould hardly he taken for the same
girl. She is rapidly growing well and
hil‘tlflR. lI-r complexion in perfect. and
she Fitmlm woll every ttlgiIt.~-—Mra. Lu-
Iv MINutt. llruuh Valley. l'n. Celery
King for the nerve» atotIIIII-lt. liver and
kidneys to Held in 250 and Site puckv
ages by E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
SEVERE NflII'i‘lil-IRN WIN-
'l‘lo'lirl
I12Ith1I-tI-IIIII1II for the part few yearn.
and with Illt'll a changeable climate.
have n toutioury to l‘llllit' huvm- with
the Throat and binge. Itllltjm'lllifl pott-
plt1 to attacks of Auburn. lIrouI-hiita
and III-tut1 and throttle t‘oughtt. at first
a iIIIt'tnII1IIII cold or cough, which watt
allowed to take ltu I'ourue. AIWIII‘I
lump ('ievelatid'u Lung llt‘illt'l‘ on
hand. (‘ull on l'ialutI-d'a drug IIIIII‘e,
Iii Waahington atroet. south Norwallt.
out not a trial bottle free. Large also.
III-
.00.
THE
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A atuhborn can” or tickling in the
throat yield: to Minute 1Couah
t‘nrc. HaruIII-IIII itt I-ffuet. touI‘heII tho
rtniIt rpm. relhible and that what ll
wanted. it ilt'ttl tit lillt‘t'. lidwar 1'.
Wood Norwalit; George C. titiiaon.
south Norwttllt.
”m...“
6‘.- 610.2...
an”... Italian“ 'ltul
“same ‘
d
'I'ilitY Mill IIIIRII.
‘l'he fantomt Itlne It. limedioo of III
"Jen Ilhuua Yoult tier-tea." the lite
wind! of II. it. lirievoaeile. A. I.. I.
it. No. I our“ Itheuntatinm: I cum
let Ilrippe: 3 euros It rough or cold: 0
euros tiutnrrh: b is a perfect appetit-
tna tonic: ti xxx tttimaia'tlna Piiil
t‘ure impoicnro: ‘I Is the Children's
tieitef Soothiaa syrup. Trial bottlea
of all, We each. or rat thin out and not
one fm: 1.000 rstereneaa on outloo-
Iton. f‘harin I. Pinch, m Wantin-
tIIli atn-et. and tut. Plat-ted. 4: Va-
Inaton atrut. aoie agents for Ion
Norwalh. t‘oun.
Truth wean “welt. Purple have
learned that DoWltt'a Little lolly Rio-
I1rII are reliable little pliiII for regain-
taa the bowels. curing continuation and
unit headache. They don't urine. Iti-
wtmt P. Weed. Norwalh; George 0.
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Norwalk Chronicler