’ I rial-h
. find? t-t r
jihritiyepott. bodies t—rittot’iga the
this" of Frederick Welch. the suitor
Tina insulate ‘ot‘llss also... Milford
."""hrltili“ “isd‘ neuritis “roller
, ’ titlli‘ at tn"e"tttgitive ‘ dinette “ '1!
now eotoyittg ast- liberty. attenuated
format at 8M5 yesterday after-
sooiros 't bond or as. coo. which mim
and! (intent: is. ‘
Wm Watch is the son of Alderman
waiiiee‘w. Which. of the Second fill-
tidal. As a true lover would do he on-
the sympathies of his father.
o unbesllhtltlgi'y catbh forward and
flied a bond. was Gtiliiord arrived in
this city y‘listerddy mornihg In company
with. Shelli! Mil'er. of Stamford. w th
whosellltfe' and spent Thursday night.
Immediately upon her arrival she was
taken to the police station. Sh oked
will!” The slttendants at has quart
‘tsiiltaere at once ‘impressed.wlth her
- refined appearance. She was drafted
in a well fitting dark blue suit. made
in the latent fiihlon.
Awaiting her arrival in the office of
Supefimili’lldent Blimlnghatn Were the
sumi'intendent. Captain Arnold, Pros-
coating Attorney V. It. C. Giddinss.
Pinkerton Detective Htintersford and
micelles Crdti‘an. Miss Gutifdrd was
at first surmised at the array of cross-
examiners. but soon assumed a calm.
atoclal manner which thwarted the ef-
forts 'fof ”the quintette. The Pinkerton
than was-the first to take the "young
wohw in hallo. After asking her sev-
ml unimportant questions he suddenly
inquired as to the whereabouts of her
mother. Miss Guilford said she did not
know. She was then asked if any let
love had been' received since her moth-
er's departure to whichthe saute re-
sponse- was given.
Superintendent Birmingham pIIid
hert’with‘ set/era] questions. but no ad-
misions could" be drawn from her.
Elnally sheraslted if It was compulsory
for her to answer the questions put to
her. In response to this she was told.
that “it 'wai not, but that a clear state-
ltient from her would he the best plan
topursue. She said she would tell the
truth. but desired to talk with her at-
borney first. Tbe'remainlng members
of the party in turn cross-examined
the young woman. but to no avail. De-
tective Huntcratlorf then tried his hand
once more.
"I understand." he said. “that vou
have denied to Sheriff Miller that Etn-
lna Gill ever entered your mother's
house Is that true?"
r"! don't see how I could have made
that statement." she answered. "when
we did not discuss that matter at all.”
r ”Well did'that young woman over
come to your mother's house?" was
the next interrogation put by the Pin-
kerton than. '
"You'have told me that I am not
compelled to answer your gttcsiions.
' and I request to see my attorney." was
the very diplomatic rejoinder. The con-
clusion arrived at was universal that
further questioning would be useless.
and the pretty prisoner was turned or
or to Matron Hill. The latter took it"cr
into the woman‘s department. After
leaving her charge the matron said
that it was the saddest duty ever per-
formed and felt the utmost sympathy
for the unfortunate young woman.
iihortly alter noon her attorney ap-
peared before Police tiourt Judge
tleorge P. Cit-roll. with Prose-tiling
Attorney Giddlngs. and fitted the bond.
The charge was manulaughtcr and the
ball was set at 82000. it did not take
long to get the bond signed and the
meeting between the young couple
when the release‘tooit place made the
only bright input in the history of a
dark crime. Hand in hand they gritt-
etl out of the police headquarters.
There are a great many people who
will“ to believe that ‘ iae tluilfortl
had any connection witf the crime.
Those who are scuttslutct with her say
that a girl of her disposititat would it»
volt at such an act and that while she
may have had a full knowledas of
what occurred the was powerless to act
ill opposition. Writ-h is entitled to c on
utendatiiin for the nasty course he has
putatted despite the strain cast. upon his
friend by the serious charge allowed
anti the criminal null charged against
her mother.
liorry Ouliford. ltosa and Clara
ilraytca. liarry Dairy and Howard
Guernsey will he arraigned in the city
court today on the charge of man-
statuhter. iii the ca at of young
(initial! and the colored women in
whose cast-s no bonds have as yet been
lined the ball will bl arranged.
it was said last tvrniug that if was
very doubtful whether the state would
its ready to poured with the cases of
iluittord. (inlay and flusrasey. which
were continued from last latttrdsy.
Their a here are yery anaiens to
have the sting: as es and a strong
oppoeltlon to continuance will very
likely be registered. It looks new as if
lord w have to retnsia
la mllsonnt itile prrgiesa has
bteo pads towards ge'tiog frail.
Ira. lisscy ilul itortf is of ii a feat-
. wanting
his sates-m
. ‘ . if I U
y ‘e-ipq;
tis wli'“ Ml Ir search.“
filers: ”will! 3%!“th ills
ronhle in assuming flint nationality.
floats balls she is far lpaln
story wh t s funde or
trl p ice-tr tonnw '*
she left Montreal she was about to tel-
,vlnrhonhereformorefnndshotdr'
parted on the vessel without ha lag
. the reaulrsd'timir It'h'as Ito'sn iat‘ I-
tad that Mrs. Gullford knows some
things that certain Bridgeporters
would prefer tohsvekeptquiet and that
is the secret of her ability to rsire
funds. in Los Angeles. Cal.. no ‘Mrs.
Catherine Wilbitr" is known. This
was the name assumed by the midwife
on the vessel.
W
newsman
John Sharer had several bushels of
sickle pears stolen. sionday night.
Rowayton was largely represented
at‘tha‘Y. M. C. A. Basaar. Wednesday
evening. 4
H. H. Edgerton. who has been spend-
ing the summer at Bell island, return-
ed to his home in Danbury. yesterday.
Samuel Hall. who adhered the loss
of a portion of two lingers. one day
last week. finds the wound healing.
though it will be some time before it
will be entirety well.
Service in Baptist church. [Ard's
Day Morning. at 10:45. Subject.
Christ's Lest Wonl on the Cross. to be
Lord's Supper. Bible . school at 12
o'clock. Evening preaching service. at
7:80. Subject. The Tender Pleading of
Love. We extend a cordial Invitation
to one and all of these services.
John Brundagc took a load of Row-
ayton people to West Norwalk in a
carryall. Tuesday evening. to attend a
peach and ice cream festival in the Un-
ion chapel. The guests were entertain-
ed with vocal .selectlons by Mcssrs.
Hirst. Force. Merriam and Ilrown. of
Son. h Norwalk. and A. I“. Hathaway.
of Rowayton. The selections were of a
high order and greatly appreciated,
nanna m HOMO”.
The Adventists will hold a rcrvite
tomorrow afternoon at 3 p. m. in
Golden Eagle Hail. Rev. F. 9. Aims-
worth, of East NurWalk, will princh.
An invitation is extended to all.
The Ladies' . society. of the Dar-
Ien Methodist church. has netted over
.70 by the nickel album books. which
were distributed in this and neighbor-
ing towns. The parsonage has been
painted and a snug little ncst laid
aside for some other good purpose.
l‘he soclc old it fair the past two
nights in the Town Hall. and rpaliaed
a good sum for thenwork here.
Q
MAUI.
Miss Liszie Ilolt is ill at (home
in Oak Wood ltott’.
work In Bridgeport.
Mlfltl Eva llcndersou. who has bct-u
visiting iti Fairflcld. has rt-turtitul
home.
Miss Lula Shraycr is sick ill her
home in-uprer Main street. with the
chills.
it}. A. Ilcndursou. of this plate. and
Mattie .i. Partriclt were nutrrb-d at titt-
home of the bride's mother in t‘au-
lltlllti. Wedncday evening. The core-
mony was performed by lit-v. Mr.
Ilrien
Why he itefuscd flint. Young poet--
Why do you re‘use me till a son ~~iu law'.‘
is Is because I lack merit? l’atcrtam-
Mitts—0h. no. it is simply no lttlulllll
of lack of space. We nrc really crowd-
ed for room hcrtI now.
Mr. r‘lootly-—Now. l-‘ruultlin. my tion.-
I have at last made the great fact oi
the evolution of species clear to you.
hate I not? Franklin l‘loml)‘ Oh.
yes. pupa: i understand. lloiore I was
burn you and momma wore iuoukcya.
"What is the meaning of the ward
tantalising?" asked llio teacher.
"Please. ma'am." spoke up
Johnny Holcomb. "it means a
procession passing the school
and the pupils not allowed to
0‘...”
liti ltl
t'lrt'lia
house
look
Mun—«W..—
Oue of the last bits of work done by
the Ilutch sculptor Woriutuu. who died
last week. was a bust of Queen Willa-l
ntiua.
lot Week Otomaohe
til-ablrtiuml lllflht'lt tlott II In disco-r. WU
run too-t eutpltaileidl coulom- \‘ioal.
\' Iuol ails iaturnblt upon the dine-five
organs. enabling them to obtain pro
oouri-ittueut from food. while at [:0
some time it has compllsliiug its mission
“as a mic modulator.
'. yumll h
has been dissolved mm - i
principles that abound in the rod‘ a livenl
separated from the oil. whose disagree-
sliie taste and smell has always been so
closely articulated with any remedy of this
"Ililft‘
Vinol is positively dslie a to take.
I.
me from in tire. Very cleverly has
i .
ll.
lpseial Visolnapnasstativa.
\
l
followed by the observance ot the --
Edward Shrnyer llilti returned to ill.“
gloom. Conn. October l-—Front oili-
cisl sources it was lsarnatl "todsy- that
the great combinntion of the silver and
silver sled wpre manufacturing in-
nt'erests‘ sf the hailed States and Canada
under the auspices of tho international
Silver company is no longer a possibil-
ity along the lines upon which negotia-
tions for several months past. have
of
and essential concerns have reached
the conclusion. tarough' their heads,
that a combination effected in the them
nor suggcstt-d would constitute an ant-
algamation of a character entirely in-
consiaunt with business prudence, and
really incapable of a profit pieldinui’d?N
ministration. on
o
J
"There are' plenty at women who
would to get me." he said. \
“Very ." sie replied. pointedly.
'but none . them would care to keep
you after it once had you. "
He went outdoors to say what he
winted to say aftcr that thrust. lie
felt that he couldn't do Justice to it In
the house.
Electric omnibures now piyibetwcen
the French cities Milan and Menus.
bcrassaddossa
“lhthiltii autism
we asev'aw «my. III '0
We
fer seem air drill“ fr
weld"0ss‘fsris-' 'sla
Westerns, .
rename
"Wt am. “untrfrdsstars.
Lfl.ullllmn.sflysaaia'
Mom. on tho NW”
"sasrsais. tits salts that bar
bear the no
been conducted. in other words, the shunt:-
proposed‘cotniiinatfen is‘desd' in so fnr natareof .
as its life depended upon the plans
which were originally formulated and on m “MJ'JK. “5::
to which the ‘alsjnrfty of the concerns . IAIN” h”
involved agreed. 'rottsy oaicittittror- asetl lath-hearse cfths leftists“!
nation is at hand that the influential m for our thin, ,gggg
tsst Infill“ at flt‘bs uazi‘sppes'
and see that it is e on
have alws s and E the
the wrapper. lo one has anther-
ity from me to use my name except
The Centaur Company, of which
cites. 3. room. I is Incident.
larch as. 1008.
saw! .1;
tWW
low price. and cheap stall
lug! good Its 'matl iii}
ccelved; ‘lltl for the in
economy.
priced? Oh.yes; just it li
as you ti exp.
Fill stats. .50.. in
Top coats *7. St) sit)
Iloys‘ Sulfa.
little boy' 5 sun; betttt that
less and
money.
Suits torsmull boys. it
big brothers. $5 to MS.
TWIN
E“
i
ii. $1.25. $150. Colluul
—52.00. 2 50. 3.00.
THREE l.
STORES i
llrt
I
no Washington Street.
Io. lorwalk.
l'al‘ ill“ Al”l‘llflllii.
lititiyitrtl li',..ititt t'tlllllllilllllii ibc
highest pricc of any llt’illfl uuiltor. ac-
cording to the I'oll .tiali tluactlo. which
says that it paid Club for t-ai-lt of his
‘iittrraclnrtatui liiiillttlsi" illltl that tile"
"Rollin lit‘tis" brought him .iiJltlti. llo
has received liti l'i‘ltll a word for it ltip .
boil word story.
Anthony liopc rttargrs itbu for u
magnetite story. ruattrvlug the rally
right. Mr. illndslouc'a price for if rc- ‘
view was ”.000. 1,
browning. to his later yrai's. tivcw‘
"of
plot
atom a year front the sale of his A“
iworka and Tennyson is said to have re» .
L
‘v -..—-e~p.....J. .._,.4.- .
Wholly More of Good Clo!
Moneys worth.
Tltcre' s a lot of temporary attraction in a
“Panties. tailoring and trimmings must be
first class in out kind of clothes.
9i. and you out all you pay ior.
Suppose you do pay :2 or $3 for your
citing a emu deal less for your
)ut klutl lILVel go i)
no matter how "boyish" he is.
Workingr irousc is that you ll not be
ashamed to wear with your "inst" coat. for
you till” i know how cotton ttt‘JlS.
of our footwear-0asily 800".
are light for the eye.
littlest Styles and prices that iti'u i'itrltt.
C. H. GALE.
A peer iuiiuot roislttu lilo put-.ch
" \liui"
he pluukt-d down his umut-t for forty
oiteu looks amaz-
the many who can
any who think it is
Higher
file «not as much
$15,518,320.
$15. Sili. $20.
l paying €0c or $1
:lt‘lt onJhe boy.
zto $7. 50; flu their
.97
Yrs; but perhaps
All wool
MES...§.§<¢
springflrid.
New Hut-m,
tlflt'ltttfl,
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evening:
WWW.
of the first magnitude is like the superiority
h‘uclt stars
'l‘lutt's our shop lili'll.
tried the lll‘l'ili playwright as
In the cemetery: "at last I have a
that they won't steal "
'lltl'fi' itrt- ov-et ‘I tutu animals lit the
lttutiort ltoolugttul asrtli-ns.
as. 4. «.9... w
"iiov first ntiglci of taiitoruia itoltl
Ill!t"'i|\fil‘td weighed iii pounds.
There were more than iiiti rnolll tons
on Japanese railwttte last your
Fire [obi in tho dilltiliiitiii height of
littssisu and French ton-cript
r
. .mvmu
i‘harity urghhilailohs eaten-d in
ceivcd 000.000 a your train the iiacatib .
ilans curiae the last years of his llir :2" m “d '“ t‘hina goon "m
The h“ price ever paid for a hov~ .
el ls Outfit. . which was handed our,
to Algh-as Daniel for his "item."
lolas hut fourteen books netted tutti
ism.“ and in twenty years Ilu has
lost. at llllt mam. ‘
l donut Doyle ret'e‘lvtal dilution fort
Medan titans. lira. ilutnphrey
Word “0.0” for "liolirri ”Inform":
riftooo for "liesetc t otmii. " .1
.9 llusliiit's rusty-four incite bring him
to assess a year. uwinfutrae. who
lily his name.
The Denmark dikes have stout the
storms of more than seven centuries.
in Japan coins are georraily of Iron.
in list» they are chiefly of thirte-
.. .. "HIM lirlia"ns territory in Afrba
Will“ M 1" "'0'” f‘reasady. M" l amounts to nearly MOM“ square
There are more public holidays is
writes very little. tastes shoot a year Honolulu than is any other city is the
world.
II » 0 A. 4
“fl!"
”Mantle” .
Varieas lisp sad My; as tits
Other Side of the liver.
lira. John Tryon. of Riverside ave-
nue. has returned home from the Cats-
kills. where she has been spending the
summer.
The funeral of Ira. Bennett A Jack-
pon will be held tinnorrow at 12 o'clock
from the house. The clergyman om-
ciatlng will be Rev. A. J. Smith. who
will also accompany the remains to
Long Island.
At the Advent Christian church. to-
rntJrrow llev. l-‘. H. Ainsworth will
preach at 10:30 a. m.. followed by the
lord'- Supper; Sunday school at 12 at.
M 7 D- in. Mr. Ala-worth willpreach
by request the sermon on The King-
dom of (bid. delivered in the tent at
Darlen two weeks ago. All are rord-
lally invited.
The spacious parlors of Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Simonds' residence in Maple
avcnuc. wcrc crowded with. young
people, from the Epwort‘ League. last
night. the occasion of th mtim serial.
which caused great interest. anti fur-
nished amusement to all. Mus. Harry
Lewis sccurcd the. mtim prise. The
musical and literary programme was
introduced in a very pleasant manner
by Miss Lucile Nye. The Home Bwte‘
Home scene evoked considerable ap-
plause. and Miss (tiara Days apiano
solo was greatly enjoyed. Light re-
freshments were served, and a post
‘ sum netted for ibc use of the fatigue.
Thc‘sucrnments will bc administered
by the pastor at the East Avenue Meth-
odist church tomorrow morning. In
the evening at 7 o'clock the tummy-
eighth anniversary of the Sabbath
school will be celebrated. John L.
llommedlcu. tho Sunday S.‘llt)0l'ri first
superintendent. will speak of the work
in the beginning. James ii'llommcdieu
will briefly refer to tho eighteen years
of his superlntcudem-y of thc school.
J. (‘iarcncc Hawkins will preside and
speak of the school of~today. ('harlot
H. Warner. of the Summer Avenue
Methodist Episcopal church. llrook—
lyti. will tlt~lchr on adtlross to the youth
.‘lllil cltlldrt'n on tho Power of tlir Mau-
nct. The quurfeltc choir will open with
on :tnthcm of praisc. The Primary
class will sing one or two solutions,
Hurry llyrswn will lead tbc singing of
the school.
cum ammo: RALLY.
Held by Friendly Greeting Division.
I. of I. at lllvennlne.
(inc of tltc lill‘gi’tll and most cntltusl-
nstb- temperance gatherings Silvcrutint
has seen for many yours, was hf'ltl with
F‘ricudly (Ircetlng division. Sons of
Temperance. “fitt- ball was filled to M'-
crflowlug. and many stirring tcmpcr-
illli‘l' i'ccltations were given and iiiicut’ll-
cs made. The evening passcil t't-ry
pleasantly with only one thing to mar
its plcasuuiuwas. This was (‘lf‘ dia-
gram-fut hissing of Colonel Woodworib
of (‘out-ord division. who was giving ti
strong talk for no lit-critic. We on- w-
ry thankful to say that ill" disgrace
dot-s not remain with rlllvt-rtuitic. as it
was ll‘lltt' by our of the visitors.
l-‘rlvu-ls were [ll't'tidlll front New t‘a-
uiiutt. Itowayton. Norwttlk and South
Not-walk. ‘I'lto division has done lllllt‘ll
for Silvermluc. iltb- of the t-‘ilt’lllti'l‘i
riot-ti that bvforo it was slurtml llli‘l‘t'
utit- saloons in full blast, till!) now
titer.» wvrt- no duos to t‘ltlli‘i' ibc youuu
through llll‘ll‘ opru doors. It was and
iii lltiit' at this fililllt'f'lllll that ut-uriy
all of the old lllf‘lllllt'l'rl bud pamul itwov
or \titbdrawu. .itbl llli' young li.td rist-u
to fill lilt‘ll‘ places.
The fullowlilit
stitch by tib-
tii‘tvrlliig:
slinging ~Wclmnu- Song.
itr-rituilotu Misti llcllo llb'kvfbi.
"l'illllIIK . Mrs. .ltm-plt London.
stoututt Mother‘s riotttt.
It.»rttotiou»~.\ir-. lt‘rml Iluttvry.
‘l'br llruuiiurtl‘s llrt-out.
Ailtll‘iw litit'. N. l" Day.
this was our of the filth“ nill't'ifilt
addresses of the rvculug. lb- otwuul
by giving some humorous iuridruts to
get his autiicut-c mintI-tlillllt'i'tl. uttd flit-o
butticlitti out from the ii‘Ii‘ "‘l‘lto louvre
of that ”P" were lor the liuulitut of the
limitott." showing how can. t-ft‘orf put
v forth by the friends of Ii'llliN'iillli't' was
it li'ui from tho "true of lifr."
Iitii‘illllltlll -~ Au lllt‘ltll'lil of the War.
Mint Mill‘liiilu Ilt'lit‘y.
limitation .tllru litlililt'll. who and
of his Visit to his aunt itt Vermont in
a manner that brought the button down
Ri't‘llitililll Attttic Aiken.
ritugiog Words of love.
Members of visiting divisions wot-.-
f‘itili'fl for unit sow-rel responded. uni»
orig whom were llrotltrra \i‘mnlwurd.
Kellogg. llawlry. behind. iiiatcr Joyce
and oibi-rs.
Light refreshments wor» u-rvod by
l‘titotiiv tlrceiiug ladies. and the visit-
"ltll‘l'llllllllli‘lll
members of
was
Friendly
|
lug irbutls departed wishing I-‘rlctuiiy
tlrccting prosperity and a large in-
.trrasc in membership as the result of
the rally II.
I. Groeechner,
M l'iului stint. East florwallt.
Alili KINIIIW AIM! AND Mili-
Thm ”MUM" Wilt VAHll-V VII.
WIN” A!” ”tall"!!! mu ”Nil“
WA '1 I’ll A Il'fli'iAlffl't
.m. ”um...”
tiniest-W received ”idem mail promptly at~
aurasrs’miis tasta.‘
him... resale
snowiltlahs We».
(By W, M, . )
San Francisco. October l—flausior
Cullorn one of the oommiselooers sent
to Hawaii by the United States govern-
ment to report as to the formyof‘gov-
ernment that would , most suitable.
and who arrived in s'conntry on the
steamer Gaelic. say that the commis-
sion has concluded its labor and as a
result of its‘ observations will recom-
mend a territorial form of government.
different from that of the territories in
the United Btates—rnodided to suit the
conditions in Hawaii. They will give
particular attention to the changinga
necessary in the land, labor and navi-
gation laws.
Senator Cullom was averse to going.
into details of the scope of the legisla-
tion that will be recommended.
manually run-rm
What a wonderful lot at
are who suffer from bill
the millionaire sittioginhl
plug coupons. down othe
sen who swings a felt forM s'
tool It '
I”
day. nobod is free
141:” tidal comes fright
c It pays arc to
Backachc is really Erma but;
ocy ache. You caube
.2“ ‘l'd means a disorder
l cit urys.
And ii you are wise, you will.
the warning immediately.
Barkache neglected means ,
forms of kidney thscase. diam
a troubles. Bright's disease. deem
rbeen a Kidney Pills are the of“
pie remedy that can be relied -
all forms of kidney trouble. .
Some oi your prion. bborso hire
them. and not one i
t
Following Is a list of letters remain-
ing uncalled for at the following post-
otliccs for the week ending October 1:
SOUTH NORWALK.
Geo. Bailey.
Miss ltarltt-t Skinner,
Capt. D. 8. Nickerson.
Mrs. St. John. care of Mrs. Geo.
St. John.
Lennie Wrightcr.
Mrs. Julius 'i‘ysenlvse.
Miss A. Sourby. '
J. A. Silfl‘lilfl'.
Jtlw. Sheppard.
ll .
Miss Rose Sm'ltht.
Miss Annlr ltcdding.
bonito Snrpo.
. l.. s. McWilliams.
Master Eddie Godfrey.
Mira Henrietta w, hunting.
.lvis. Ilills,
John Fred Bailey,
lluvid Blackwell.
G. W. BENEDICT. P. M.
NORWALK.
Mrs. Edw. Ilctts,
Frank It. Burrcll,
llilith l’rycc.
John Cottrtla.
Mycrs ll, Jones.
B. S. KEITH, P. M.
”i‘ (who has just “4'?“ accepted)—
L’llv'
Two.
lbltivlifnnly and in a whisper)—
ENGRAVING.
We will furnish
lOO
WEDDING
lIVITATIONS
else ”all. including inside
and notable envelopes. the flu
engraving. for
$8
Nearlyftil per cent. less than
ever offered by another in this
city.
EACH ADDITIUNAL IIUN
llitltllh‘l.
Wedding work folded and in
aerial in envelopes without
eatra charge. Other engrav~
luu correspondingly cheap.
Wealso make a spwial price
on
CALLING
CARDS
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Jill: Addie-ca Gents. Iasate a
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Whereptatslsfuraiehsdt
aotiartis. license
MM flesnts
EVENING
SEITINEL.
iburu ate. wife oi t e foreman
What in Hair tlclightful than a kiss?;
eat qualify and most artistic,
wanting. tiers is‘wIitst ano
walk citizen says 0 t em:
Mrs. John W Mal . at 33 South
ltaymond It Comstock Co.. saystafiiy
'slfll‘t! I had scarlet fever. when!
a little girl. my kidneys were we
l was subject to intervals of attac i
backache. Latterl y ilicy we: may;
; ttutnt and more distressing, and
= thought if I could find some rent
~ that would remove the trouble 1 wt:
be imiliali to go on suffering. Do’so, .
Kidney Pills were highly spoken; ~
3 and i got a box at Plalsted' a drug are
"lhcy relicted me of the lasts
I. ots of math Norwalk proof like
that tcistxifies to the merit of bad a
nC¥Pl
or sale by dealers. Prlée 50 .
Mailed l) Foater-MilburnC 0., Bit
N. Y, an e agents for the Uni
thttembtr lite name-Dottn'
no substitute
DON'T.
Don't pick quarrels before they aid
ripe.
Ilont owc any person a grudge; pay
as you go.
Don i trust a tamed wolf and a rec-i
onrilt-d cncmy too far.
Iion't prolong a quarrel;
fight of it and then quit.
flout think that bright then spend
all their time rcfictting.
Don't forgtt that tnztn' s chief end is
the one with the head on.
Don't think berttusc nn aching tootli
is little that It isiit ncrvy
Don‘t cxpctt to mctt a self-made man
who is not proud of his in... ‘
Dent think because you think you
on slug that o...cr.~t think so.
llou't acquire a rrpumtion for truth-
fulncss by speaking iii of yourself.
l Don't blamc a dentist for looking
ilovrn lit the. mouth—that's what he
gets paid for.
make-e
/
ilur little boy was afillcled with-
riteuutatiem in his knee; and at times
Illllul'lf- to put his foot to tho floor. We
jiiitul in vain, everything we could hear
it! that we thought would help hills.
.i't almost gave up in despair, when
' out- one advised us to try Chamber: ,
ialu'u Palu Balm. We did so. and the
first bottle gave so much relief that we
mi .1 .‘llt'Oilil nun. .md. to ottr surprise.
I'. curt-d hint sound and wellh—J. 'I‘.
HAYS. Pastor ('brlstian Church. Neo-
l-Flllfl. Kurt. For sale by (I. 0. Still-
. «on. South Norwailt. and E. P. Wood.
Norwulk.
You Invite disappointment when m
oxpcriment. Dertt's Little My
llisors arc pleasant. easy. thoror'h lit- ‘
tic pills. 'l‘hcy cure constipation and
dlt'k ltcadachc Just as sure as you ill.
them. Edward 1'. Weed. Norwalk:
lcorge i'. Stillson. South Norwalh.
For broltcn surfaces. sores. insect
llllf‘si, burns. skin diseases and CI..-
.-ially pllcsdberc is one reliable "I-
.-.iy. lit-\t'ttt's Witch Heart Iain.
Witt-u you call for IleWitt's don’t OO-
i't‘lll t‘tllllllt'l‘lt'llll or frauds. You will
“In! be disappointed by DeWiti’iI WI”!
ilascl Halve. Edward P. Weed. Nor-
waiit'. ticorge (V. atlilson. South Nora
wu k. -
CASIMOmA
oi mitts tion tugs
iiitt fusbbms itt dress may be revived.
ml lltl obi-fashioned tltl'tlli‘lM can re-
.llllii' t‘ltatulatrlitiu'n i'ulb'. i‘liolerl sad
instills-ti itcninlr l‘Iili'Mllili' by (I. U. .
itilbt ll flotttli Hawaii. and I. P.
“Hod. Norwalk.
One Minute Cough iiure Iii
people by its uuitlt rum and sh
may take it in large quantifies
the least danger. it has won '0! M
the best ventilation of ally
used today for colds. crimp. Itch II
the throat or obstinate cranks.
ward r. Weed. Norwaih: decree d.
utilises. loath Norwslh.
More than twenty million free ”is
plea of lchlif's Witch "M
have been distributed by the In
tort-rs. What better nrtatf of their ’1
condor-ore In its merits do you will? ‘
it cures piles. burns. mm
instituted-panorama HMO.
Weed liorwsih: Goons O. m
loath liorwalh.
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to than days. when a telegram is so
touch easier to Mil than I him.“
one thinks anything of ham swam
in the middle of that night i. naive
the information that a friend h a“
on a visit seat week.
Norwalk Chronicler