Sitili ti Midi la
llsolssi ‘9 whirl.
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.A‘aati‘pott‘s. std. October tea—Wright
" It on Ira. fierrison. wife of (lip.
in Jamal Morrison. residing near
shortly after- 2 o'clock this morning
and shirt.
” pointed guns at Night Watchman Du-
wjal and took the prisoner to Saunders
his grills bullets. , ,9 .
flint
'isuurder" as he was being removed
ll.
.At's o'clock this morning the bell
sang-{Chiba from Jail door. This is
or.
watchman Thomas J. Duvall went to
iron bar.‘ and as soon as he did so the
door was; burst open and half a dosen
Rabi d them were masked men. and
I?” win more armed men.
fin ut
eaeeend floor and hen they
*the keys to the corridor and
The ,door of the corridor swung op-
éli pill! straight to the cell of Smith
Thd‘ call door Was swung wide open
audible thepflaonpr oriiered to come out
sill 0P
fish“ By this limit
it lyheliiirs. thirty in number, crowd-
white mlotpes and masked and some
ith masks. Watchman Duvall
son individually. nor could hov tell
whether they were young or middle:
to go before the mob. He neither of-
fered resistance ne'r uttered a word tins
van street. Then he gave a cry of
"Idnrder!" No time was lost. and he
now numbering between forty and M-
ty‘. Hew was taken to the corner of
tunes of fifty yards. M Smith turned
up Northwest street some one struck
Then he cried "Murder" again. anti
when, within ten yards in advance of
on the ravis'her. he fled to the open lot
on Northwest street in the rear of
gave sunlcient light to let the lynch-
ers see what they were doing. The
pic in the vicinity and on looking out
of their window/s they heard the foul-
Smith tall dead on the grass. Then
the lynchers quietly dispersed. 'I‘hc
tlon of the assault. They came In oat.
Crook bridge at the northern boundary
of Annapolis.
The crime for which Smith was
feather I. while t'nptsin Morrison was
absent from home. 'l'llu house was en.
room occupied by Mrs. Morrison and
her sister. and altemtped to lltlliillil
ly and finally drove off 'ihcir nonli-
ant.
pram-d from the neighborhood. was ar-
rested in Baltimore and taken to An,
ly Identified him as her assailant Hr-
tremblad violently. but denied his
the prisoner from the time's! his id-
notification.
(By Associated l‘msi
Fart (krillaa. (Jab. tlctobar ti Joseph
ith. colored. who attempted on as-
Jonas Sthtlon. was taken from fall
The lynchitu party went to the Jail.
first. my the city cemetery. and riddled
bigger! for mercy and cried
float is
the night. signal to bring in a prison-
tits door He took down the inside
{9th era 'were pointed at his head.
word they forced t e watch-
edging. He gave them up.
went the men.
the assailants nor the doomed
h'ld "a word to say.
ad the fail corridors, some in light
ytl a eduld not make out any par:
axed mm. The prisoner was compelled
til he reached the. front steps on Cab
was shoyed on before the lyuchers.
Northwest street and Calvert. a dis:
him with s cobble stone anti he. fell.
the crowd. the lynchers began to tire
Snunders' row of buildings. The moon
reports of the retolvers aroused neo-
lado of fifty shots or more and saw
lynched: were evidently from the inc,-
glas which were tied up on (‘olltstc
lynched declined on the night of Sep-
lured by a negro. who broke into the
them. Both amt-n fought desperate-
i.ast Monday Smith. who had tllitnp-
napolla. lira. Morrison unbssitnilns
guilt. Than waa much feeling against
PROSTRA'I'ID M PAIIAIA'SIII.
Ilarray. special nae-at of the t'oltai
Illatns treasury department. In charge
of the h”'I‘ribrioft island seal fisheries.
heaprostraied by a stroke of par-
truce;
i‘hauces for his recovery
Asoiouioaeconatruclor ,
Iicvc in in indict) any prcicr-
niylc In lit".li tlillt. imil Ill’lilii
Itvt'c oil in .my tomcivnblc
loim. “it
“"3 know that Vinni is tic-
Iit ions to Hill“. ililil on account
of its let-lug .tbwiutt-I
iltiiii i'Iifllri‘ it is as to liable
.in suinttnr a. in winter for
or Illi" (list .tst's.
I, W. "AIM”.
mm Visor Wire.
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v The funeral of the
Georgahatea as takes the real-
dence of ilrs. Tyler F‘. Lyon. liable
avenue.
W
Kr. and lira. Charles Bogart left
Itiwn last week for their home in New
9 York city.
Miss Etta Bowen is the guest of
‘ friends In Dapbury. and in attendance
upon the Danbury Fair.
Mr. and Ilsa. Frederick, Coshmsh
have been ent'ertalititlg Naurice Ray-
mond. of New York city.
Mrs. Charles I". Hayes has returned
to her home In New tacit. after a visit
with her parents Mr. and lira. t) C.
Bowen. Main street.
lira. Tyler l". Lyon. Ilr. and Mrs
Alfred elliffe and children and Bon-
ald D you went to New York. last
week. to rhlde for the winter.
late Elias D.
Jerow w- held this afternoon at 0
o'clock from his late reaidence. The
remainsvwiil be taken to New ll‘airileld
fd9r burial.
:Alasander bewande. of the Eighth
regiment. New York Volunteers, had
charge of the religious services in the
chapel at Fitch's Soldiers' Home, Sun-
day morning.
~Ths Wee Burn (loll club. of Noroton
will hold a handicap for both men and
women next Saturday. Separate
prises given by Edward C. Hoyt will be
awarded to the winners in each event.
On the following Saturday there will be
a mixed foursome handicap for prizes
given by Walter S. Iloyt.
. MWAmN.
The Baptist church is being repaint-
ed.
Frederick and William Lyon have
gone to the Danbury l‘air.
Mrs. Hart, mother of Mrs. Albert
Scofleld, is ill of chills md fever.
‘ Al. Davis and son Samuel are re—
painting the Jutien place, retently
purchased by John Snlilln.
holectman E. Themes went to Stani-
ford today to begin work on a pile
driviu contract for the Electric Light
company.
The» Young People's Society of Chris-
tian Endeavor of the Baptist church
was entertained Friday night by Mr.
and Mrs. John H. Sherer, of Prospect
Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Scott celebrated
the-fifteenth anniversary of their mar-
riage. last week, at their residence in
this place. and entertt‘nned a number
of their relatives and friends.
The stockholders of the cemetery at
tile head of the harbor are to have the
stone wall rebuilt. and various other
improvements made which will tend to
enhance the beauty of the place. John
(‘orbett will do the work.
Mrs. S. E. Walters and sister. Miss
Elevin Stewart. of New York ciiv.
spent, Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. ii. Ar.
thur Griffin. They have purchased a
building site on liell island. of Poster
Brothers flllii will erect a handsome
residence there next spring.
AIME” D9131!!!“
The Sixth Cavalry of 080 Ian Leaves
Iontauk for Huntsville.
illy Associated Press.)
New York. tlctobcr 5--'l‘hart- was on-
olhcr departure ni t‘amp Wiltoi‘f today.
the Sixth cavalry leaving for lluutsv
ville. Ala. There are tiittt turn in the
regiment.
The lied Cross bospltnl established
ill the railroad station by Mrs. llam.
mend was disbanded today. The lied
Cross yacht lied i'ross took Ilftsan sit-it
across the Sound today. The two com-
panies of second volunteer engineers
have two ordered to the llontsaiib-
camp.
The horses oi the Tenth cavalry will
get away tomorrow and the mtvu will
depart on Friday
W4...»
i'tiNVllN 'l‘loN or illle) l‘lltil'idl
lily Wlatod I‘rcss.)
till. Inutis. October ll Ono hundred
and Ill! blihti tnsn nlid women Nib
resenting the American llllud l'ooplc's
Higher Education and iieiwral lm'
movement IaMst'itlilttli. with a mem-
bersiilp «standing thruugout the
tit-unity. are holding a cunts-nicer In
It. tools Illiili nromlm to become
ttulaliln bocattw ii In probable that a
decided stand will be taken on a uni
vernal print for the blind There are
many systems of reading in use. must
iy in the form of perforations to paper
r‘llllll'l'IIIN Hill'l” Ill RNIII
lily Associated Preset
t'rownpolnl. ind, October .5 “our
loan houses, cttmprlsiu the greater
portion at the lmslnsss district of law»
all. twelve miles south of this city.
were entirely dostmyed by fire last
night. isles 040.000.
mscitAhnIIo av Till corm-
lay W tress)
lies liirit. o. 1‘., October sw'r. at
Miriam, lit. at Oklahoma City. as-
dsr isdlrdstaat for rserlvlal Wits
in an insolvent bash at fiery has been
Marital-nut by the district court.
New York. October bwnohert Pita-
aimmons. the pugilist. received today a
cabicgram irons Timaru. New Sealand.
reading: "Your father died here to-
day. " -
It was signed by his mother. It In
said that l‘ltuimmou' father. whose
name was James, was a native of Ans-
tralin. lie had served in the British
army. and being retired on a pension
became attached to the police force In
Timnru. He was still a policeman at
ninety years of age.
WILLIS“ m me.
its Application to: '- Stay of W-
ings has Dean Denied.
(By Associated Frees.)
Salem, Mass. October
Charles II. Sayward, counsel for Alfred
C. Williams. who is under sentence to
be hanged in Salem Jail for the mar-
dcr of John Gallo, on Friday next, has
received notification from me chief
turtles of the Supreme court that his
application for a stay of proceedings
has been denied. and the hanging will
Links place, as originally intended. in
Salem Jail during the forenoon of PH-
day. October 7.
o—Judge ‘
hit its
than lentil
vour right to be particular about
our Iclothes. Be as particular as you please;
ou'll appreciate all the more the particular
goodness of our clothes and you'll keep com-
tug here for them.
faced.
the good tailor's price.
ii iii and hang right.
whole suit.
best customers.
[itiyil' Suits
4;
E Tquks.
summer clothes in;
you need it.
pariincnt.
TIREIZI
STORES)
NAVAL Mi rll‘lflilltl
W It Your i; of the l Ililflil Sinh- 'llitt ii”-
Iiuve Disappeared
t'utlous disupptuttowm ultd lucid-ruin II N” iiupossllib h. M. m h... from
loom Warships i’iillltiilt'likl'tl lllt' curly stub a pomfir [motion and the guy-
{9 Be PartICular
Good dressers take kindly ioihc blue
and black wide wnle worsteds. madc' ill vcry
shapely )- -builon double- breasted sacks silk
For $15 and $22 .50 the suit or half
The best test of rcady-for-wear clothes
is the midway—it lakes :1 good tailor to make
Just slip into lVlLlllTii
or Thilict cutaway and look in the glass.
You'll say $18 is a small price-hes, fora
Young men are apt to be “iinuicky'
about their clothes yet young mm arc our
Tiicv find we kcc \ up with
ilici Iashion plaice they study. ind liti prices
are never more than hull the tailor 3 priced
Smart suits, S7 50 $0,515.
Moihersoi boys like to come here be-
cause, they _,s;ty we make sho ping easy by
having all sizes oi all kinds.
soils from $2 to 37. SO.
Take c chator.
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besides, its ready when .
All rooti kiudsiuouritunlt dc- g;
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liritlgnport.
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fine:
a
shit
shoot inland and ilmnird Illt‘ Minis-I
The straw «ruled the sloop ...~t~.=
ital miles lnl ul .tui finally limb-«l
lll“i in tho mi si ..r a tropbnl for: l ‘
history of our navy. and iii ttitlii' Itl all «current Milli lll‘l‘ for a itmlilliili ~qu
the efforts of the Navy Department in. The purrhmi'a tutnui tho roast-l into n
explain the i‘llllM‘iil the disasters. runny Ittrlt‘l. and the ”mains of that no..-
of them are as absolute myhtnrics today formidable war to mi loom up In the
us when they happened
. lropital forest today as a itionuoieut io.9 0““th 1‘0 bOIY’l'll NORWALK.
When the gosernmrnt lmiit ten new tin post-t of tidal aim-s
gnnlioata to prom ate the war agnittst
timing other cases of disaster shith.
'l’rinoll. is tried. they were sent out asi are attributed to do titrlcnrc of "1.9;
soon as they were finished and below am. e m‘ wr-nthor there are none uimei 7
they won named. Each one was dlvtn. molesting than ihnl of the strains
A number iihli dispatched to the scat i fabv of tho iiiirnitidli
of war Nil 7 “ills! mun Nails \‘otl'
July III. will. under the command or.
lolttlliflllli tigelvit- and ailir
clearediiandy Heath light she was never
heard from again. "he went down with
all on board before she had even been
namod.
A most extraordinary Ili'li‘lflii was
that which happened In the corvette
Monongahela. at ilanla i'rus. In the?
While at anchor in the harbor a tre-
lacndnlts tidal wave lifted not upon lbs
crest. and curried her clean over the
town of hmrlchslmll and back again
without initiring the town or boat in
any areal eats-oi The receding were
landod her arms the beach Instead of
la the deep waters or the harbor, and
it cmt our government ”001m! to float
her again. rally so strange was the
tale of the aims of war Wstme. Ilirl
was flew in the name d Arica.
Peru. in in. when a has tidal wave
Ili'l' Young.
When all» sailed
from Philadelphia in “claim. llllfl.
ntub-r lite command of I'nplnln .lumw
illil‘il war: ii" floor not litlttiv;
somrr unr vesati nil-mi That she
was as fortitldalile as «in. was attractive,
was slain tlenmnstraiuvd in a political
way After trui- ioa around tor a
than time she tspiuml ihm “Iliiilll
vessels in stictrissitm and then with
but prism also It ted in return to Phil
nchphia. llut the ilclasare utpca
who encountered a liltisb ship of line I
As the iiaralus carried only is anus:
and the lnmnld was a lions hill... “I“... “I'mlu'..m. " l
I'autain Vining considered It safer toimmmm .
The enemy did not cits-o homunculus-theme...
.n.‘ y. inhumaflmfiamdflalflflm
helium MCWshMpledmo9
tugs sailed away in Iht- very teeth MI atrmw
lllll away
her far but "turned to protect
capture the lirlllsll prfses The tiara-w“
«storm and site was never heard from I loan emanates... use.“ .1 m
omiln
,gaie or was she blown up by her rm.
maniacal—elation Washiy.
”it I
item of interest froth Everyi
Quarter of the Commonwealth.
Charles A. “million,
Rogers and "stallion
terbury. has been sued by George leak
of New Hayes who chlms 150. not)
who
aaynapawwithalrasaiaadm
(By Associated Press.)
Oyster Bay. October 5-Colonc l
I Theodore Roosevelt and the other
nominees of tho Saratoga convention
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company. of We
nomination IIr. Chauncey id. iiepew
damages for too aileniatton of hislmadc the comb of notin‘ation and
wife'- affections. Sheriff William J 1('oioncl Roosevelt's reply is at the same I a.
Binary. “I placed an atta m0"- 0” time hls acceptance or the nomination I Backachcis the first lfllml’lm‘ I
Mr. Hamilton' a stock
9 manufacturing concerns and served pa- The wrong] . speech dwelt “m... .|.I
para on ont- of-town cmnpanle's
Hartford. New Haven
in aterbury There will be no letter of acceptance.
I" 9 together on natieml issues and ladies-
lfld Meriden. lted the direction his campaign is to
dead at a late hour last night oa his. his aggro-Ive earnestneap “ he dcliv-
doorsteps.
wlch.
holding an
Town Assessors’
NOTICE!
We, the undersigned hereby give no- and there with Amt-siren flags.
lice to all persons and corporations "-9 on were decorated and a ting was aail- -
arrived this morning and
inquest.
thus far taken indicator that llaloy
was intoxicated and sustained a fall.
However. the not cause of death has
not been determined.
C°'°“"' “’0"! °’ N”: . erect the speech. He folltiwcd the
i'I speech as it had been prepnrtui so close-I 9
ly that it was necessary for him to ros- ‘
The testimony
for to his manuscript every few mo-
ments to be sure that he would not
change the deliberate wording of it in
. the least.
i At Oyster llny the popplatlon of the
itown was found on the station plat—
I form. The Oyste'r flay brass band was
found in the midst of them and made
a prodigious quantity of music. 'lhc
iroad over which tin carriagm of the
Icommittee drove was overhung here
"Olin-
able to pay taxes in the ’Iewa of Nor- ed to nearly every telegraph pine.
walk. that they are required by law to
deliver t0 the assessors. or either of; broad veranda when the carriage ap-
lhem, on or before the first day of No—i lll'fll‘l‘d.
vembcr. 1898. a written or printed list. "WWI“ Mil "RV"!
He ran to the edge of the
his band high
dated signed and sworn to. of all the nbovo his head Just as a boy would
property owned by In.“ on the lat day‘i hall a party of other boys who were
of September 1898 liable to taxation. some to Join him to so ”if on a lurk
N. B.-—~l.l.~its may he returned to the lie reached his front door by the time
assessors. at the Assessorn‘ Offitc. Op- ' 1h" "m “"1“" ”will“! lam"
iera llousc lluilding. Norwaik. and at
,lho Council
iSontli Norwalk. from and including?
Ot'lolii‘r Hill. 1893. in (Hill
I November 1st. 1898. said offices to
I Open from iii to 12 o clock a. m.. and,
I from." to f- o ‘olock p. m and on Sat-I
Iurdays and on November lst from 7
In 9 o't'IOl'lt in the evening.
Dated at Norwztlk. September 8. Iii”.
WILLIAM H. HENDRIIIK.
ANDREW J. l'll'fl’l'llNSON.
WILLIAM WARDEN.
Dirt
Al‘l’l Y Tl )
and
assisted the occupants to slight shulr
mg each one by his hand. '1‘ hi' speec h-
as were made right there on the porch.
it was A picturesque. scene with Mrs,
Roost-wit and her chllticu looking on.
Stnlthersw-Why don't you
sit-luau director. "town?
Room, liavilnntl street.v
including
be
run for
the farm to look after. and the work on
, the roads, tlo timber to tilt. the atronK
party feeling my view on the ctlntn-
tional question. my tax theory. my
ideas of the money problem, and then.
Iivilitlt'il e-lli)‘
Assessors.
Silili BONDS
wife wants to run.
ENGRAVING.
JACOB M. LAYTON
Mll‘. .\'T H)“
The Aetnt indemnity 60..
We will furnish
llnrtfiirtl. (‘ouii
Bonds for Cili and Town Officials '00
Prom ptiy issued.
ill..ll. ii. an it. it. Timeitbie
in elect June 1, iii”.
LEAVE
7.13. 7.51x,
II
I M.-——l'.!.i7x. 1.11.
l 5.10:, 5.33, 5.551. 6.41. 7.03:, 8.1]. 10.20
BI'NDAYS.
A. h1.‘12.5‘x, 4.55:, 5.15:. 9.05.
l’. ”-5.35. 7.20, 9.45:. 1010.
LEAVE an iORli won sour"
NORWMK.
. wseoinc
invusrions
nine lynch,
SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
i A. M.~12.53l.' 455:. 5.451. 0.15. 6.65,
8.16:.
1035!. H.25s,
iilclutliuu inside
and outside envelopes. the flu
9.0.“. 9.36. 9.58:,
”.40. not qmtliiy and mm! artistic
235* 3'0" 4-07» engraving. for
$8
A “4203:. too, one, 7.00. 8.00:. “"7-
one, . l. .n..n.. .i. . . .
‘ {1“}:sz 2‘?‘.9',‘.‘I .,“(’.‘M‘:%?_.x';‘3:§ hM‘ll snotrtossi. III s.
6.02:. Hits. 4.30s. ffifis. 6.00:. 6.03, .
.oo, sons. 9.30. ' mm" M
. A. M.“ Ills. 1203. 6.28. 7.02. 8.“,
Mix. “1.121. “.081. 11.12.
1202!. LIZ. 8.0“. 4.18. 5.27.
' “.27. 7.05. 9.05:. itllt. 11.15.
1’. M.
Sl'NDAYB.
A. M.“ 12.03:. 6,00, 7.30.
i'. him-v0.00.
;l.l§.\\'lll scorn nonwstst
i mew HAVEN.
Well ling work folded and in
sorted to «ow-lows without
extra churns. Ullwr engrttv
NR
iutt correspondingly triteap.
(I!
nrldaeoori in addition to above. p
m.. 2.0. 5.0“. 731i.
SUNDAYS.
‘ GALLIIO
A. N.~l.lll. 1.201. “MI. til.
I‘. [which
An 1 Indicates express.
Btll'TIl NORWAIM Tl) DANIURY.
A. "N436. 9.10. “1.03.
lilo. 4.3". M0. MO u
P. hi.
' CARDS
Plate and till Cards.
at "m it
Saturdays. only 3.10 p. ta.
A. I. 0..” 7.25. 0..“ ll“.
I‘JA
Ilium.
Isiltoo aunts s...
6
PM.
Sunday tr9i
em" EVENING
SEITINEL
lever Pails.
"I.” IV m0”
lllrl siw fmtnvlm at sea in the mmllwifldl-
'orsalaialonthliorwaikbyli. c.‘
strum, as Washington alrsat. 1
mi
them-lului
president 9' “hi were formally notified yesterday at it“ it
t'olonel Roosevelt a home here of the. r
take. Those who witnessed the cere- .
James "“1"“ "I. Groton, V” “"W‘I monies could not but be Impressed with ‘
('olonel Roosevelt was sitting on his
Brown—Well. you see. sir. there is.
Nearly fit) per cent. less thnu9 '
ever offered by another in tidal iv:- m9. Kan
We also make a slwlnl price
O .75
1.”
Address on Portia. ill cents a
drama" will ”8on
Nomi
11m Citizen's Advice. 9
I When the kidneys are ii‘lirsyw
I .You hear them other through M
Yda laei them clear throc’gh fl
I b'liitey grttmlilb whc over-tudd.
now how the km'tltcys “mill.
t's a simple tiuog. your suck wi
i
ImThe kidneys give it. and if you M
ind , 1
“‘ helium
Look out for trouble,
0 I".
‘ Grinsry trouble. kidney trouble till
I many miseries.
llnaa' s Kidney
|ne*s souly.
hey can every
The experience of South
‘ pan le proves~ spit
lcrc s a case in
i
form of hiding ill.
oint:
lon- hole worker on fit'te sliris at If
cson, Cole dt Co.’ s. may not but!
the primary cause of my trash.
the constant 0an lication certainly
not h'ab it. acksche and that
and weary tooling in the loina o'ppr ,
me. and r'obbcd me of my would an.
trgy. Resdiugyne oi ht about Dogs
Kidney Pills and some e'nrea th
‘ mode. itnluccd me trtlihget hoax; ii-
' ' ire. C
(d dri't'in pleasei to rasodttdé
. at. once 9
‘hli‘t‘nn'a Kidney Pills, for his ’ ill .
dealers. or not b mail on rec of
rice by Fostcr- ilburn Co.. o. ,
Kl. Y. sole agents for the United tea.
Rcuwnbel the namec—Doan'u-a W999. -
. no siibstitntr.
mmxs HAT courts. 9
« That a noman' s hat never blows oi .
in thc tradition. That under no air-
. cumrtances crutld il blow oi, skewafdll I .
to the hair as it is by deftly hidden
pins, in no 10.5.1 .1 fact.
'fnslilon therefore. would seem to have
1no rhyme or reason. The mode. never:
thcl so admits of no denial. Were it
the den for men in wear chains to their
headgear ii would seem appropriate.
But instead of mm it in Women will)
imust do this.
s’l‘hc hat of tht Elli now has a. tiny
.gold thaia It is so slender that9lt
iseems little more than a flimsy threat]
‘of gold, and Its links mun show the
. Ibighest degree of workmanship. Both
on the brim and on the waist of that
'wearer's frock this chain is secured by
5 small Jeweled pins These must be 1m.
lobtru ivc and the entire effect dainty.
like the c.haln
I The lady lilllii present! a novel ao-
pcnrance 8:: she trips along country
roads. llcr but cannot possibly blow
off, cannot move an inch, and tho
Ichain is quite useless, ..nl. all said it'd
‘ilone, it is pretty and effective—Noll.
York llernld.
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i You invite disappointment when
§cxperiment. l)cWitt's Little Early
v RI era are pleasant easy, thorough lit-
tle pills ’l‘hcy cure constipation and
sick headache just as sure as you Ilka
them. Edward P. Weed, Norwslk;
George ('. Stillson, South Norwalk.
i‘uu' little boy was afflicted wim- .
-iv.rumatism in his knee; and at limbs -
math in pm hi.- fool to the. floor. We
vzimi II; vuin, everything we could hear
if :th w.~ thought would help him.
'tl‘v almost cove up in despair‘. when
om- our .tilrlscil us to try Chamber-
:tii.'.~ l'niu llaitu. We did so, and the
9 iv .: Imiilt‘ gave so much relief that we
I vol I swotitl one, and, to our surprise.
ll.l|ll him sound and wall..-—-.l 'i‘
HIS. l‘uutor l‘hriutlnu Church, Noo-
I'm sale by ll. .Sllli-
94o". South Norwnlk. anti E. l’. Weed.
Nor'l'ulk.
More than twenty million free sam-
plea of lit-Will' a Witch Hazel In".
hate been distributed by tho mann
turers. What better proof of I:
monomer: in its merits do you want!
it cures pilm. barns. scalda, aorag.
' 'hc shortest space of time. lldward
Word Norwalk; tleorge 0. mill“.
South Norwalh.
sores. insult
trim. burns. skin diseases and aspa-
cinily piles.thcrt- is one reliable I..-
ndy. lchili'n Witch llassl NW.
When you call for DoWitt's don't I.-
cepl counterfrlts or fruudl. You '3“
not be tlisnppoillti'tl by DoWiii'l m
llasol Ilnlvs M.l‘il l’. Weed. NI!-
wnlk; lcorge t‘. Stillson. South liar-
walk.
egg-“95p
For broken surfaces.
line cairn.
IA..--il)h..dii.tlll. MWYIMWH
Ila lo Deanery. ”0a. a... When plate is furnished:
vs Daabury. ha.“ a... .. hears the
billiards. Mccnls MN“ 0'
'flioenta
out in bloom in dress may be revived.
out no old fashioned medicine can 90'
ill'lt ,. l‘ltamlwrlnin‘s Colic. Cholera and ‘
thallium llenmiy, l"ttl' sale It! 0. (3.
Hl‘ibt-ii rimnh Not-walk. and I. P. a
Wild. Norwalk 9'
w... N we
om» Minno- tough t‘ure surpri.
people by its qitltk ”If”! and Ill“
only take it In largo qitnlllilin W!
the bust danger It has won for
the bout reputation of any p 9
. used today for colds. creep. tick
the throat or obstinate timid.
MG.
word I'. Weed. Norwalhi
iltillhon, iloulh Norwalk.
i
Pills are made it)! kills it .
Mrs. Addit- Ban s. of 40 Ray 9 99
Isireet says: '.iy employment. a 99,
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