lorgottan ourselves. and now we ilnd
our poor bodies have been too long as-
gleoteti: they sadly sstd attention. in
the diversion of our attention. the tri-
iiing incipient ills have become almost
chronic. That little backlog in the
throat has become well developed bran":
chitis. That roaring in the ears that
sit. at it. and.
War It. Nash sold his graytrotte
lawdbst Price. of Nerfllk.
m"
ness. 'i'htit stuffed feeling that would
"go in summer" has developed into
well established catsrrh. "iis indeed
time to stop these things. iCoider wea-
ther is coming. winter will soon be
here ,and now—NOW is the time to
use California Catarrh Care. Care
m
iiihllilal ltoee, of Brook Haven, L. l..
”more his uncle, Rs'viu Rose, Hill
Sun. L. 0. Fowler. of Henry street.
%‘Murmd home from s visit in New
will. . , - ther, when a dozen fresh colds have not
made them a hundred times worse.
~Urs. 1!. W. Booedlct has Just return-
.d home from a week's visit in Spring~
aid. Maul
has hundreds of thousands of attested
cores to its credit. Your neighbors all
around you have used it and been our-
. and Mrs. Ernest Barthoi. of Cove
. t. hare returned home from a vis-
lt‘ltt Newark. N. J.
I..—
QrOarpehters have begun work on Wil-
Ilia! Podniore's building on the Wash
legion'street bridge.
Ir. and Mrs. Chaunccy E. Brundago,
0f Riverside avenue. are entertaining
titles Libbie Brnndsge. of Ridgedeld.
‘ ‘Willlanr-W.‘Davis returned to his.
drugglsts 50 cents; thrco
much. one dollar.
i
. g *ltotne in Port Jefferson. today. after a
tilt with Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Rider.
GALES ON THE COAST.
(By Associated Press.)
New York. September 27—1‘bo local
weather bureau gives out the following
from the chief of the signal officers at
Washington:
"Northwest storm signals have been
ordered displayed front Montauk Point
to Eastport. Storm fn Mollie increas-
_ 3’ tin Finch and family, of East Nor-
Val , spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
He ry Keelrr, of lwdgewood avenue.
Bro d River.
——
rs. F. M. IIubbs, of Brooklyn. who
‘ ha been visiting her niece. Mrs.‘Char-
. our, .
i u. 1 mew rem.
_ .. travails. and assess alas exhilaration
M . I, .. at new itiswelt done: we gatnhaek
l “‘4'“; “Thai" . Weslvemhasiasssthsas-
. I.” JP.” .‘leltllonltltulwkodwlofl. Wopiu
stock of our .heslth; we had almost
"soon disappear." is increasing deaf-
these troubles now.in the mild wca-i
California Cetarrh Care is the safe, . 0“ “'0'“ it “3 always ‘ 9‘95""? "3'
sure and scientific treatment, by the 1 10°“-
only reasonable method. and it already. ,
* Miss Ladford, "i suppose we shall have“ the charm of n0thiY-"
lmore unintcli'glble argument at this
:rldlcuious hotel. Not a soul to speak!
cd of hemming, hawking. stoned heads. I EMU“ 01' French, 39‘1""
dropping into the throat. and all thei
symptoms of catsrrh‘and its allied di- 5 “‘8‘”. hODEIUIU- The Wild!“ carrying “3W"-
seases, and why not you? Now is the!
time. and you must attend to it now.! thi’l' New?“ into 1‘ MI ”00"“? room.. CNN” “0“" count."
California Catairii Cure is sold by all i wifh a pewter covered her at one side-'1
um... “i A few men were playing with grubbyof the village. The sun was Ill its pleu-
‘ .ahsst‘ hid. l‘ .
Wield kissed her sleet
-- . steamy. h t (a ”
~ vwomaawodceast"aeh.-
'rs. m MM "u" ‘m'.’ est-ton." said IllsaLadiord. “lens.- in:-
"Wyfolfl "ill the 00M We“ to some as one who never changes her
the small hotel. havinlwaitq tel Illn- hats. i don't know which is worse."
um of "nlomlme gucceedod in gaining it seemed that everyone in the little
from the station master that their train 1'3“ “0:209:33! thenfildlztlilwxgdmm?
from Contents had lost the connection mine up with (Eng? and M?" ”:1:
to Luxembourg. What gave addition- these they had near to the ‘09..“ wt...
al annoyance to the elder Miss badford data that looked on the were In from
*(who was not very old. but only thir-
ty something). was that. not being on
of the station. Miss Ladford. in admi.
close and friendly terms with the tier-
m cm
rable spirits, and caloriu . now the
Whole adventuie. saw In; Wallis be-
low. and arlted to her dung sister
man language, she had been unable to that posed she'd boner go down
inform the station master of her d old. i order make sure about the Las-
ed views on German railways gs ral-r" I’m"! ain. Mi“ "M0“! cordial-
v secoaddd the resolution and said
that site for her part would stay up-
' stairs and. write.
"Train doesn't go till 8." said Mark
Wallis. cheerfully. There's nothing to
lie it't Karthans. so i thought of hav-
to: a look around."
“i am tired of sight seeing." remark-
cider? ed Miss Milford. “This will have all
iv and the tardy 8:35p. to. fro Cob-
leats in particular. Her sister (w
Iwas twenty aothlul. minedless dis-
;turted, being indeed. a young woman
with sunshine in her face, and one up.‘
1
”And now." complained the
"I want you to."
"Doesn't matter about a hat. does it
i Nobody knows us."
"We shall manage." said her young: “Nobody knows us here.” he agreed.
"in town we are. of course.
their luggage pushed open the door and; important people. At least. you are.
They walked down the principal lane
cards in a corner: the proprietor sbuf- ontly dccorous mood. ices obtrusive
iicd forward and took his pipe from; than it had been. but showing never-
his mouth reluctantly. .thcles‘s a polite attention. The two
"Bali!" cried the elder Miss Latifortl.I stout matrons at the doorways remar-
"Thnt's not German." remarked her§ ked to each other confidentially that
young sister. cheerfully. "Kellncr, eln? she was older than be. and llIIt‘I‘ some
zlmmcr," ‘ haggling decided that time was a dif-
lf young Miss l.adford had known,crenr'e of live vcnrs.
the German for hotel keeper site would "Nearly everything happens for the
not have called him a waiter. it was; best in this world." said Mark Wallis.
unfortunate, because the proprietor's. "If that train had not lecn late last
brow clouded at the word “Zc|lncr,"1 night it Would have been long, perhaps.
and he appeared to be instructing the. before i had. a chance of making my
les 1. Ferris. of Henry street. has retor-
net to her home today.
he East Avenue Methodist Episco-
p l church is making preparations to
co ebrate the twenty-c'ghth anniversa-
ry.of the Sunday school next Sunday
nl/ght.
George J. Kinepscl: who has been
chief accountant in the department of
water supplies of the Borough of
y Brooklyn under three streessivc mayors
paid a visit recently to his old precep-
.. tor, Ed James. and his wife Ida.
' whilome one of the Mohawk , belles.
.i While here he called on Fred Himmick,
for a little pleasant "Gcsprochea wor-
, den." also on Apothecary Griffin. who
{extended him a "cede malle failte." T.
t .B. G. is a royal entertainer. ‘ " ‘
Mrs. Edwin James. of Hill street.
ias returned home from visiting her
father. Esra Cole Dodgc, land his wifc
" Caniillealof the borough of Manhattan.
wherc site went in honor of the seven-
ty-th'irdtannlvensary of {his birthday.
Greaigrandpa Dodge. as he has been
”min for the last ten years. is the
only son llvlnir. we believe. whose fath-
. cr fought in the revolution. as Doll
Fishbeck. if alive, cotild testify. as wcil
as other natives of the Mohawk Valley.
STATE TEACHERS.
ing in intensity and moving cast. Will‘
cause north to northwest gains on New
England coast.
"MOORE."
.. .. .. V ‘5. “1.--. ...... .... .- -m. ..
Dry Goods News. Sept. 27. l898.
Smith, Murrayil
Successors to W. it. it AM. .k Ct i.
Barnum Brig, Bridgeport, Conn.
EVERY DAY BRINGS
INEW IN.
Fall Mer-
chandise .
to this store. Don't wait to be told tili-
out Ahcni in the papers. The way to
keep posted is to visit the store often.
SOMETHING
Fix up your homes for the Winter
mouths.’
Tillil llliAl'EitY DEPARTMENT.
is showing some very handsome and
desirable goods for this purpose.
Handsome (faciiiilc and 'l‘apcslry
Arrangements are Under Way for An-
nual [eating in New Haven.
Dr. Edwin ll. Forbes. of Torrington.
president of the State 'l‘cacht-rs' associ-
ation. is rapidly completing arrungc-
ments for the annual convention to‘bc i
hold in New Ilil\'t'fi next month. llu-i
i
i
i
president (‘chcts that the attendance
will be the largcst in the history of the
association and that a great iIl'llI
valuable Work will be done.
rcccircd reports front all parts of the!
state anti has Ilt'i'll iii communication
with the III'IIII‘IIMIi- of all the gluiiiiiiiur
schools and high schools of tlic sizitc
. and with the oiill-lals of the various
boards of cducuiiou. Hcci'etary S. i'.
Willard. who lit i‘llllll't'll'd with the
titiiic llourd of I-ldiu-utloti. is assisting
l'rcsldcut li'orbcs lu completion ill'
ruugcniciiis. it is expected tbiit lilt'
full program for lll' tsitti'cutiou will in-
issuctl this work.
nations—U“
Womb-n slcrpi-rs on railways last
about ilfict'ti )‘i‘lll‘o.
a ....——-——s .
i'littc glass Wilts that made In ititttt. iit
Picardy. France.
The iiuirrlugc of minors in this t'tlilll‘
try are It per cent.
W-w-flss,
Italy produces more wine than any
country in I‘lill'tipc.
» was..." o-W .- .
title-sixth of the Inhabitants
I‘l‘ullcc liitvc iriiilt ll"t'tilllllli-
lit Africu wit-cs arc suiiictliucu sold
for two packet» of hair pills.
The auto who riirws ultwt's is never
quite trcc from the breath of suspicion.
«~1-
"With what u ttl‘ttt't'ltiiiy emu-ping
motion slic handles a fan.“ "Yea. itllt‘
tilted to lump the film till the tibia in
her father‘s liltldlitt lunch room."
I. Gmaclirier,
M I’OIM Wt. ‘ “l Norwitllt.
”.4.-.“
arrears urea tsssa.
swam-mu- .tmet .tztli Hill-
1""! airman. Milt FAMILY l‘ltl'l.
Willi Milt Litit'tiltt‘ roll mu»-
twti. oar. A,M‘l‘.t‘i.\lil'l‘.
tit
s...
Ortlflh “I“Vl‘tifl ii ‘ Viiiisll proi
loaded to am (ItiIIVt'MI
!
will] or
't‘.
all ini
' styles.
of‘
Ho litic.‘
(‘urtains to lump out the cold.
New llugdud Couch (.‘tivcl's.
New ’l‘apcstrty 'l'ablc (‘oru-rs,
New Luci- Curtains—sonic very new
A handsome line of i‘urtain floods,
Muslims. Filth .th iiiid cvcrytbiug tic-i
sirulilc for Half turttiins.
rill.i<(ii.i£Ni£S
. l-‘lgiii-cd .lupiiiicst- Tins-i t‘lotii.
'i‘lic Ni-w Milllll'l llrupv. i
N... l-‘looi‘ itugs. '
Itit Sipiiirrs.
Nu Vt‘ll’i‘l t'lti'pt-is‘. ~
And all lIllht‘ iicw good: ltl‘ ultra-1h.-
ttlilt their low prio- marks. For it
\cry siuull ttlhl you can iiupi'otc your:
‘iuuitc wonderfully. i
.Iilrl l'I't‘t'll't'tI u IiI'\\ Illli‘ of llrim
Lamps. Solnc wry Ililllllritilllv' Idlllllli
wil‘t‘ Ilt‘l‘t'. llic llt'Wiltl Itllllllt. iIIl oi the
Iii-rt main-s iilltl lllt' prircs illt‘ liltllItI"
llt'.
l..\liilirl‘ til.tl\'i-h-l
iiur ll~ \v iiuportutious ill'i' iimr Ilt'lll‘-
ly .ill in ulul lllt‘ t‘tlltlln ill‘l' soun- of lllt‘
‘rci‘y hilt-id.
ilill' liollur Kid ”lows in ”W thl-
risen and itiur-biutuu use the Iit'ttl .
'tuluc in Illlii iti't'lltlli. as solid ilit utmt
lift-”i lllllllillt‘ri.
'l‘ltt- till?» 'l'wo t‘litsp I'ltillt‘ illutl'. in
ivi-iy color is an i-strti quality. The.
bcst \‘lllili' in this llt'i'llllll.
i 'lbc [Lilli tiltiwu. pttl'c I“l't‘-lli’ll Kid.‘
in three-clasp and four-button. u t|lllil- .
‘iii llllltlt‘ isprcidliy for our lltll' trudc;
‘tillll cit-i-y pair ituuraiitml. i‘aii. d lit.-
it. it Ni. tliovc. Ask to two it itiid «out
ptit‘c Willi sulltc of lllt‘ 2 gloves shown .
*llilrv M‘llitilll. :
'l‘lit- ruin of ilrlrtititl Illii‘t‘is iii Hr. lttr E
and lz'lur ll yard lil‘t' cutting up llvi i) a
A new and clitmut line of llcudyiu-
Wcttt‘ tlumli- are lll‘r-‘ for your lllsri't‘» ‘
\lltlli. 'l‘lic tailors but”- fairly uiitdouiy
literati-circa in style and woritiiuuudiip,i
especially in thc 'l'iillor-Mudc Suits.
New Jackets arc hcre.
lt‘ur t‘oliurcttcs.
Eider litiwu lltltitit' haunt-s.
Worm iiuim- \trappcra.
Wool Waist» and lilllt Wallis.
A visit to this department will dis-
coursgc custom work of any kinds.
!
WWW
Buruum' Bui Id i ug.
amount-our. coasts.
Sll'lll,iilililill.&00.;
i
portcr‘to take the, luggage outside. The;
two ladies stared at each other distrcs-j
scdly. :
"Pan i be of any use?" i
"Mr. Wallis!" cricd ll’li: young sis-f.
tcr. dciightcdly. ;
“Mr. Wallis." remarked Miss Lad-E
ford, distantly. i
in a few words the young man ex-
plained everything to the offended ho-,
tcl proprietor; in il few more words Ill'.
informed the ladies that be. too, had,
arrived by the train fmm Berlin. and‘
that. finding the. last train for l.uitcm-‘I
hourg had gone, he had said a few
words— i
"i am glad you did that." said Miss:
Latli‘onrtl. i
—I\II(I had come straight across to
the. hotel. Mr. hlarkAanlls further
mentioned that be had ordered suppcr'
for one: while the indics \rcrc upstairs
he would amend the order and make it'.
supper for three. A stout. apple faced.
nitiitl appeared and prepared to conduct‘
them stolitlly tip the broad wooded
staircase to their room.
"Mr. Wallis," said Miss laidford, we,
qutiri'cllrd. I'm afraid. at liriirciitli.” ,
"No, it rcplicd thc young lllilll.
IIllSIlI‘RQ/"Ililn'l dignity our argument
to that extent. it was i| more differ-
cucc of opinion." He glanced at the
young woman who was following ”it“
ripple clicckcd maid.
"You made some unkind remarks iu‘
your journal that winter about my plny«
ing. and I fell bound to tcll you that
i felt bound to resent iiirw rritiridns.
Wc IliltI been good friends. too.
"I lrlctl It) lic fulr, Miss I.:idftirtl.
bud rtcry reason not to be unkind."
"Ei‘cry rmmu'f"
"I'Ivcry l‘t‘ltsliill"
l-lbc Iii-sitittu-d ll liiomi'tii
Ill'ItI out her hand.
"Shall we ilillill all about it. Zilr.
Wallis?" ‘
"It will giro inc grcut plcusnrc.” saiiL
illt‘ young man t'll‘llt‘rtll)’. "And bring
Ill u forcigii Illlill, “Iii-re tillll‘ll)’ llt'lrs
run Iw tItllIt' nitliiiui t-rt-ulliig derision,
Ilt‘ Ililiil Ilt'l' filll\‘ll li.ill'I .lilii itlrzwil
and ”it‘ll ‘
Such u suppcl' Illtl iiiitiit iii IIlt‘ luii'c
Iiiiill'ili‘tl dluliig rim!" of Iilt‘ ell-city Ili-
ii.~ Ililll‘l at I\'-il'lIlil|i-. .tlltI on It dclcrm-
“union on Mark \i’ullh's putt to prw
idiiulc Mics l.litll'oid. MI llllit‘ll griirrttl
amul Illlllllll'. ind. cd. ”I.” tii-- t‘llI‘IIlllti of
I-liiipcriir William on the w.tll.~ nldt‘t't!
‘ .ii ilittllL'li li.ilf inclined to omiuw that
ill-i laughter lllllll‘liI-II‘tI Il'l'i'dlllIJt'hi)
l-Iii-u lllt' uppit- t'Ilt'i‘lu‘tl m-l‘iolll ic-uiiic
lulu-«mi by ”in gem-ind gaycly. and
w rid Ilit‘ disb- iilt‘i [l-Hiill‘i- tilt-cc
fillut'rs. rruwidig ilu- t"t‘|llllll ulicu
supper was over, and .\l.ii'k \\'.ilii~ b.i-l
ilglurd it tight. and Ililll mud good
ltdllil. ltV I‘tltldl'ltiitlt tits elw itmlt llll‘
two pairs of isllll'l from the tired younl
alumni and c'u cl tinir drum. in u
cniiildcuilul wliinpar. ".iurrina i‘i-usst"
Itiui disappeared with the air of one
who lion said u rcum-uring and .i miti-
flirting word to English Wti'iu‘u in u
i-ii'diigc luiid.
"lit- llll'll‘OViiit on iirtpi;tliituiit-t-." rt»
Illlil‘ltl'll Mira l.'itl.’nttl.
"Who dcur'."
"Will. )ir. Wallis. of f‘llll’ht‘.
"tili"’
“lit raun- of that miller?"
"that was the principal ctiiiw"
"Musical it‘ll cu." sold the younger
liitil.‘tlsilllll)'. have a hard lilnlt to per-
liwiu,”
"And voll’if' of them hardly perform
It. llut but i] lIlt' sure now dear. that
Mm Ultlffll‘tl went on argumentativeiy.
a; iiioiigii trying to persuade lit-r young
dun-r in abandon an Imp-feasible pa.
. Jim" in the debate. "it" much depends
the. .m flip point of view in those
itiuiltcrs Mr. Wallis. being so strong
i Mozart worshipper. you sci-.bc natur-
uii f'llfllllll""
. " Mr. Wallis going by our train in
liiiirtilnl?"
"i hope so." raid Mitts Imiford.
"'i'ou hart: rka‘pzd your opinion.
i
i
[)(‘Ilt't‘ with you."
‘i cztnuot permit." she said. quietly.
"any rcfct'cncc to it fornicr til:-cussloh."
"As a matter of act. I particularly
want to be on good terms with you.
Miss Larfortl. i haven't many enemies,
and i do not want to think of you as
one of them."
"i believe." she said. quietly. pulling
a blade of grass as they walked along.
“that we are going to be very excellent
friends."
"I‘m so glad." he cried, honestly. "in-
deed. i hope that wc shrill be something
more." She did not look at him. and Ii.‘
went on. “Do you know. Mis Lndford.
l fccl very much the wmt of computi-
iouship til home. i'iu almost twenty-
cight, but already i'm beginning to
dread the possibility of lourucying
through my life it lonely iruvclcr.
'l‘wcnty-cight is not too young for. it
man to marry. it is?"
She shook hcr bead and put her hand
for a moment to her throat. Ilcr
:hought went back swiftly to “Fr first
and last proposal. UNIT. til'ur? what it
long time ago that was. Nearly tcu
ycliss ago. she ft-urod: she rciucuilicrcd
bow slip had refused the offer because
she had an idea that it Would be fool-
It‘ll to say "yes" to the first. And slim-
iMiss laidford remembered this with a
little sight there had not bccii a lif't‘-
ond.
"What i mum to ear is." said Mark
Wallis, with a ucrrom enthusiasm.
"that the time «onion in 0H", lllllll
\"ln'n bi- fut-ole mmvonc Ilt' ruiily like-s;
if III‘ misses tbiti t‘llllllt" it is quite Iik~
cly that on exactly similar opportuni-
ty nuiy lieu-r mcur again. And iti-
tliougli it may appcur vcry sudden to
you, Miss Milford. it‘s not i-.illy and
don, you know."
The poor blade of grass wov- getting
It'l‘l‘illly luultrcaicd For it Nt'li‘llttfint'flw
.rd lill'rl ii. Miss l..idford lllllit‘liI‘tI sin-
gultiriy li'cmuluui-z i-liv i-iund tliul
ulirn .~lir llflcd lirr i-yi-r. Ironi llic
giouiid iiic lll‘lll little cottugn . doused.
“i think i think so bad iii-llt'f‘ re
turn." ~Iu- shill. lic~li.iillully. “Wt-
quntu't on» ”w train. and dc world
not to Itrvp my sislrr Walling "
"tliil .\lln- uoll'i lulliii.' lil'
tlit‘t‘l‘llllll'.
“slice it dour girl.“ raid Mm I.‘.ltI~
fold rhiliatoriug lo lt‘tliilli licr mil
[trim-civil. “Mlltmutit i-Ilt"r~ iiiy r-i-It‘l
i IIIHI' itt‘ti r igtlarri-iiul with lu-r."
"Site t-lll livt‘ii u secret. ttm "
'\\'licti you know her Ivt‘Ilt'l'.
Wallis, you will find that
roll ltl
will timibvr. i think
thing that I shall li.t\i- Iltl
It!tli|~l~) ti- Iii-i.”
"Ii until in- illillt' saying goodby,“
IIIlttd Mink Wall» "You w .i lumpy
Illtttm
"\l‘c llillr-l liillt about it." rvlu- inlcr-
rupird i-Illl. "elicit wc nicci iii tun-u."
"i would ldilit'l‘ know now." Ilt‘ mild.
"i‘utii wi- rl‘iitll Lusciulumra. ihcn.“
‘Nu. no?" lit mid. gmulliuuiorc-lly.
It.» limit her hand iiud placid it on lib.
illlll “I must know now. Your sistt-r
will in- iiuaiuus,” llcr band Il't‘lllIIII'II.
"l'iitut oi furl Silas Milford. i wont
Allin iti tiiltt'i‘y litsi m» amili llit we not
back in man. if you don't mind."
'I'ii. way scorned wry long built in
the IIHII' hotel. and the nuuaiduc up-
puircd struuaciy blurred. Nt‘l't‘l‘llllill‘lll.
Miss Latiford. like it sctwiidc woman
"lIIIl no word until she rcurlml the
Illlilllltti. wiura llf'l' pretty young Ils-
‘ to-r was waiting. Then she went up to
In Ail!
' Mr Wall!I did not mean in be will": 9 INT and kissed lit-r,
; "i i don't mind." she said. unstead-
. tly» ~iWoman at Home.
llinbarraa do i hols. Maud—l'm aw-
‘ fully worried! You know you told me
if i put that piece of wedding cake uti-
‘der my pillow I would dream of my
3iuturc husband? Marie—4m? HIM“
Well. i put it under. and i dreamed of
the Seventy-Int regiment.
x...
t... V . i. .L' a \‘ \' ‘ IV
THE LATEST IN SHOES
illnkus tho. foot as sun-ly us the highest iiierll. claims the bend. ()nr Shoes
are easily the tow leaders on their shupc and value. With as it good fit is
as certain its hot wcittlirr in riuntiiicr. Your shoe should become a part of
your foot. as it were. and be as easy as sliding on u toboggttn.
M- H GLOVE R. '" hamsters?“
A Good
Wésh Boiler
.' . - . Vt:
IS IIMlD TO FIND.
We have some lliut are the least we over saw.
‘
You know how stiou a Rice Iioilcr girl-s out '.’
Well, we have some that cost tilmtit the sonic
its the Granite, and will last three times its
long. ............................................................
We Try to Keep
the Best.
Nash e- v... Scoy,
. liorth Iain and West Streets.
m. A. ..._.. 1 . T. _ _ . . fir. . w,
. . . . TILLY CARRIAGE WORKS . . . .
North Main Street, South Norwaik,
.‘l.\.\‘l'l‘.\t'i‘l'lil2it.\'til‘ axi- iii:.tt.i-:its l.\‘
CARRIAGES AND WHGONS
ill” ALI. Ill-Si'flli’l‘ltlfis.
SIGN PAINTING i
llu tltii- lintucli, wccau giyc lIlt'Iit'si that can Ilt‘ done in any and ever}
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Etna flattering a Speciality.
HE BEST MALT BEVERAGES
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Highland Brands:
Highland Brando are Strictly Union.
lilOllLAlll BIVARIM, liiiliiLMiD PiLSIER.
illOIiLIID MALT E’fillcl'. iiithLAliD CREAI It!
and MIR with iron. Stools Al. and Porter.
Put Up prreanly for Family Use.
M cart-fully M it physician‘s pit-M riptloii.
THE PUIIIT MALT TONIC. MADE.
The)! build up the weak. and uni lllIMllrplw-t'tl iii any particular.
liitclii iilid suit-one furnished at reduced pricier.
DELIVERED FREE TO FAMILIES.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Solo Agent.
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at North Iain St" heath Ierwsit
HIGHLAND on the label Illt'tilltt Highest stimulant.
SIXTY-FIVE PER CENT.
‘ action you may cscu w, l.
' I applying today for one of in
i tloiiuccticut iltilit'l'll iiim
Norwalk. ‘ouii.
”liganldmmi.
am [tangible [or
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onset.
‘ All our knowledge; all on:
experience; all our rcaoural
for doing fine decorating!”
painting, are for sale.
Big Jobs; little Jobs; slain“
Jobs; hard jobs—anything in
our line we're ready to tack-
le. and do it better than you
our had it done before.
We've made a specie. study
of superiority. ‘It'. be ordin-
ary doesn't‘ suit as, and we
excel while charging Itlt
moderately for it.
Whether .your job's worth .8
or “0.000 we want it.
Well Papers. Paints, Artists'
Materials. Pictures, Pictures
framed to ordcr. Art Goods.
Painting. Paper lisngingand
Sign Wr-itiug.
Decker’s,
79 Washington street,
South Norwslk.
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Store open evenings until 9 o'clock.
Moving Ahead!
Our New Goods Are Now
in Stock.
We have paid special attention
to the new colors and have a
large variety of designs in Rod,
("00", Blue and Brown.
You are cordially invited to
call and see them.
. Paiiiters’ supplies,
Glass, etc.,
Painting. pillii'l‘llallglllg
and decorating.
E. E. GORHAM
to First flitllilt. East limit.
1.2"..“5simi'cs. ‘,
duper Enterittlciminir. Pituitar-
DIAIII ll
Wall Paper. and Borders
1 NORTH MAIN STEIN.
Booth Norwaik.
Sample Books of Latest Styles of
Papers. Borders and Gilt loadings
taken to houses for inspection. on ao-
tice by postal. letimatsa cheerfully
given. " H
Jib. JENNINGS.
‘ \ladertsksr.
f the business men of this country die poor. liy prom it
t'l'll policies. t‘osts but little;
absolutely nou-forfcitalilc; is cash in old age. For pur-
ticulars ll iply to S. S. I.‘Ilouuiicdicu. iigcut. South
.listl longitudinal
‘l IAIN IilIIT.
I Nfl'ms
‘ nuisance. out eraser.
'I'ILIPHONI cant. n-s
D. W. RAYMOND.
headmaster
and Snthaim.
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Opes daily. esespt ltatttrday. item 0
IoIJOI’IulltI ironiltulpld
lsturday.0a.m.te ”nautical..-
ay evsaiau treat 1 to I.
interest allowed as update.
AID!" Iowans. Prat.
will It. Mitts. Visavl'rsst.
can. I. assess. lies. and m
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