l .
iii
Brethtr of It's. iiclilslvy diet is
a Street oi Castes. 0..
tight . ‘1 \t
iii iii no in turns
”momentum
- (By Associated PM) _
Canton. Ohio,.0etid—Oeoi¢e D flos-
ton. brother oi lirs. iicKlnley. tbs
Will's wife, was murdered here
“wining. and hire. Anne .0. George.
whose ailqoti relations to hasten have
mm in a number of cases in court
in recent years. has been placed under
arrest» on suspicion of -a mansion
pill the crime. 'hhe murder occnrnd
shortly aiter dark in Lincoln avenue.
a noises street. directly in front of
the hosts oi Idrs. live B. Althottse
widow of the late George Althouse.
on was regarded as an intimate
i ds of Air. Boston. and who not
sge' btgsh pesos proceedings
sinihst on George. alleging that the
latter had threatened 11¢ with‘vioiepce
I“ “it'll .i' “
thh a number oi people. attracted
by the sharp report of the pistol shots.
ruched tho spot. Sexton was fount
prostrate. on the ground. unconscious
and Internally lifeless. Police oliicerg
and doctors were summoned and on
their arrival reported that life was ex
tlnct. The coroner was given charge
oi the body. which was removed to an
undertaking room.
hits. George is said to have tietiarcti
to a number of people and on a num-
ber oi occasions to take Saxton' 3 lift
because she claimed he had not kept
his promises to her.
Sexton lived .ln an upper lloor of his
business block where Mrs. George some
years age conducted a dressmaking et-
tnblirhtnent and boarded at tl‘ home
of his brother-in-law. M C. Barber.
lie left the latter place. riding a bi-
cycle. about 6 o'clock. That was the
last seen of him alive by his iriends.
Mr. Boston was between iorty- fl-vc
and ilfty years of age and unmarried.
He was a successful business man and
possessed considerable property, _ prin-
cipally in real estate in this city. Ac-
cording to various cases filed in court-
here his connection with the George
family began some live or six years
ago when Mrs. George came here from
Columbine county and opened a dress
making establishment -‘iu the Saxton
block. her husband. remaining behind.
Mrs. George is a tall. neatly built wo~
mun. more than ordinarily good ltmn~
ing and not yet middle aged. although
her hair is pretty well silvered. The
ilrst publicity given to the alleged re-
lations between landlord and tenant
was in a petition lllctl by Sample (‘
George. husband of the woman. woo
sucd Boston for $30,000. alleging its a
basis for the claim. the nlonloiion of
his wife's aiicctions. This pctitiot
claimed that Mrs. George had gone to.
Dakota to secure a divorcc lrotn her:
husband at the request oi Sutton and
with money proviticd by him. 'l‘in-
cuso was kept alive by lutt-rplcttllugs
im' a number of yours and dually dis
missed without a hearing, but not
without prcjudlor to new prttt'rctllngr'.
whit-it wus t’Qnilllt‘llt‘i‘tl for 020,000 and] w
on technical grounds carried tltrouglt'
all the courts up and including the tin-
prrme cottrt oi the state. from which
. ‘ttl titers ores: Olly;
it was remanded for hearing on lis
merits.
tied by Eaton paying (leorge stern.
Boston from first to last iii’lllii'll his ob
avoid
proceedings in court and live int
lrionds irom notion-usury annoy-ant».
up, time at... at.” plslnilii in ..,0ruhsm soil Wheeldl 't‘he headquar-
Wt-tlnt-sday the case was rte-l-l
’nrmy corps and designating various
l ations to pay a cent in tho tase anl points where the troops shall be lili-
, aid to only mattt- on» settlement ill "on!“ The Third l‘mh Ind film
the eulilottssulutss oi further; Mm "P distontlttucd. the i‘lrst. .m-
uutnher oi minor cases against iiastou. i
“mm "mm” "w 9“”me M P” l ioutlh corps. llunisville. Alt
lit.
. W
|utt~et'tlilnl ilit‘rw tlslme lllli Ill" 11‘“-
mono and so persistent was she
.ttml several sci-nit lit the laginll him-it
in which olht'ct's wt-rc obllgnl to inter-.1
figs. Mrs ticurgc. ii is inmly slain-l
about town, ha»- oltt-u said she would
wait iliiill tin» ilN‘ between llsston anti
llmrgc In» :cttlcd and that ii flastou
did mm ”W" illlill') hot she would iakt _
hit lilt.
hire, tlcorgt- was arrested
tt't'lt-iit u: the home of Mill. Jlltt tits-r-
lltt ’litlt
irom where the
i
l
about ‘l
house is also" dve hint-kt.
shooting occttrrvtl.,
When thr- uihmu rcsthod the hours ’
hir- tioorge was away and had no:
two there eintc '0 ii'l‘lni'k in the moth
out As they were talking the came
it 11...: a swamp near by and we. into
in tinrgr. Nee displayed "Marlow.
t'tmlncss and sell possession. prnim'n
[it‘l’mfiil'flilim bring the only outward ln~
ct. thou sbmvn oi agitation over the
situation.
i
m Tiles and -
Ire. Prod more.“ claims.»
the guest oi Mrs. ii. Rowland.
W
muPefiisaguestof'Li-IJ ii.
Bérnard. at Worntwootl. Rewny‘ton.
Philip Lucus has sold his farm, and
with is family left the village Thurs-
mdsy.
William Ferris is having I‘ green-
a.httuse built on his property at The
M‘.
Ira. Eugene iiegnus. of Brooklyn.
was the guest Thursday oi Mrs. J. R.
floodeld. . '
lira. William T. Lowndes. of City
island. is visiting at the residence of
air. and a... William not“.
Need Brothers and Edward Lodrlgan
have purchased new horses trout hi
Tailev. connecucut avenue.
'itev. William James and Family
have left the Ellm me. Bell island.
for their home in ew ‘York.
A I. Pattlson and family. who have
occupied the Head cottage at Hickory
Bind. returned to New York todsi‘
Captain De‘elter taken a position
as watchman at too. Point. in place
of John Smith an wife. who have re-
tired. , . -
Alexander bewande. of the Eighth
New York regiment. who visited
friends on Bell island. has returned to
New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Hiram T. Tnvior and
Mrs. Jacob B. Raymond will leave
town next week for Pittsdclti. Mass. to
spend several weeks
The Epworth League of the Metho-
dist Episcopal church held a photo-
graph social last night at the home of
Mrs. Mary Themes. Main street. A
large number of young people were
present and a pleasant time was had.
Frank R. Stevens. who has. been
boarding“ the past summer with Mr
and Mrs. illram T. Taylor, was walli-
lng past Mex Raymond' I place. Thurs-
day sfternoon. when a vicious doy ran
out and hit him in the calf oi the leg.
inflicting a painful injury. Mr. Stev-
ens went to Darlon and endeavored to
have a writ issued and the dog killed
but was surprised to learn that there
was no one to issue one. as the grand
jurors elected at the town meeting. last
Monday. had not yet qualified anti tak-
en the ofllce.
haunt m sonnets.
Miss Maud Kraft is visiting in Falls
burg. N. Y.
Charles Adams attended the Dan-
bury Fair yesterday.
Mark Norman has resumed his stud
ice at Columbia college.
George S. Bailey has sold a line
horse to llirnm Sharron. the iiowayton
coal dealer.
(Yhurlcs Kcelcr and Mr. Fairbanks
saw the sights at the ilunbury Fair
Wednesday.
Charles Goii resumed his duties at
(‘lot‘k' s grocery yesterday. after u sov-
trill w'ecks illness
The Darlcn'iootball team will pldi
its socdnd gantc oi the scenes ngnlns.
the Mrrlll Business college team today
Miss Addie Waterbury. manager oi
thc Premium Stamp company. ltt South
Norwalk, spent Thursday at the. blg ..
lnlr.
Mrs. (lcorgc ll. 'l‘illcy. Mrs. iinsknm
Dudley 'l'lllcy. I’t'oi. ticorgc Hntlth and
Master Street visited the "colony lair
Tuesday.
ltev. i". ii. Alnsworth. oi East Nor.
nlk. will prt-nt'h itt tloldcu bionic Hall
at 3 p. m.. Hundny. Everylmdy i'tll‘tl
lolly invited.
NEW ARMY (‘iliil’l-i ORGANIZED.
lily Associated Prints.)
Washington. October 'l-A gencrsi
order was issued today organising new
and and l-‘ourth corps are "organised.
the) are to be commended respective-
ly by Major ilcucruls llrctklut'ltige.
tors oi each count will bt-' it‘irttt t'.or|ut
Macon. 0a.; second corps August (in
to Ireltetv -hov'vtv Women
and children. turn those who nrtclu an
Ititumtti «tout lll tttu-utuptittu. I have
given \itml slth utatlittuq vcnultt.
llti~ is the “'i.‘ \It iitm ll "Nillttilit
.nllnup “lit: in m mil ktttttttt lm iict
tlutrhv work in \m \t-tlt. cotlottcs
shuttle have tt-pt-alcdl, tinimvtl tot
\ im-l' t» it ill “I it- u tmtlog sutlelllt'lsntl
health tcumittu turtle retomtrttutor.
“1' bill!“ Ilihi \lmtl Is stiltriini lil
cam v our to novttilvcifltmmn relmiltlrr.
lit-drie- having the advantage oi being
pmllivrlv irte hour the danger oi pm» 3
during sov ti. ug habit. i
it it. material). 1
lpeclsl VIIOl Representative.
l
110 three 0000 gallons oi water.
(By Associated Pro-a9
itsvsnp. . Colts. October. Unilateral
clou- yesterday rum to (intend oi-
reins. secretary oi the Ipsnish com-
mission. I note so short as to be almost
peremptory. to the effect that the gov-
ernment lo wantestots had cabled
full approbation oi the stand taken by
the commission and reasserting that
evacuation must be completed by De-
centbq' i.
The contents of this note were at
once cabled to Madrid. but the Spanish
commissioners made no attempt to con-
ceal their disapproval.
0n the other band. the Americans
say that they are sorry that their rec-
ommendation. made tire weeks ago.
that four or more American warships
be sent to Havana. was not favorably
acted upon by the president for the '
salts of moral influence.
A reply from Madrid is expected to-
day,
AT SEA ON A PIECE 0!" TIMBER.
(By Associated Press.)
Charleston. 9. (3.. Octobfi' FThe
tithing smack Herbert brought in yes-
terday a. Norwegian captain who had
been picked up on Wednesday sixty-
dve miles from Charleston. The mar-
iner was drifting on a piece of timber
and said his vessclwas wrecked Sun-
day night.
PST
I. ll "IQOWV
topical
Market‘
Wholesale and lied."
Ul'lhlli‘li lu
Finis. Cynics-I.
Clams.
Encnllopn,
Lab-tern,
Boit Shell Crabs.
Little Neck Clamp
and Oynterl
Mont out on tho liIIi-Bhell.
imported Oil atnifiardiuos.
French-American soups.
Holuze‘s linked Benita.
I .eggcit's Canned ilootis—tltc 11 u-
est to be batl.
Pure Tomato Catsup.
Hunt & Zeluff.
Telephone air-i
, ”m.....— W.
Town Assessors’
We. the undersignctl. hereby give no-
Dilly News of Good Cloihes. ‘
Our Way.
People unacquainled with our way ask.
“Is it all-wool?"
custom to tell buyers
if its wool. we say so:
not knowing that it is out
what they re buying.
it part wool and part
cotton. we say so; it all cotton. we say 50.
Fall Suits.
Nothing more “fillin'”
than a double- breasted sack coal:
for slender men
nothing
handsomer titan our blue (ll black side walc
worsteds pure wool, at $10. You stoutmen
Ot crcnnts.
wear them.
and i518.
Trousers.
For work cotton
51. $0 and .200; tor
154 to $7.50.
Trunks and flags.
trunks and bugs; line
the trade grows so last.
ME
THREEl
STORES 1
§
§
Open Monday. Friday and Saturday Evenings.
WW
may choose ltom mé same goods Ill 4-bul—
ton sacks at the same price.
body and sleeve and log.
All sizes of
N0. black top coats are not worn allo-
gcthcr by middle-aged men; litany young men
Oi couseivattve length. loosc
lilting. silk lined. some to edge. Ill rough
black cltcviots and unfinished \vorsictls. <1;
trousers from ."1 .00
business. striped wool
goods, $350 to :34; lor drcss.laic novelties.
The basement {.tit'ly overflows with good
to keep a lot be cause
Take elevatot.
E611 G5§§0.
lNCORPORATED
Springfield.
New Haven.
Bridgeport.
P I; ..
o‘mn ‘ m. 0’ .100.000.
M” n.
Twenty landings. ineladinga natal.
Burned at Atlantic City.
lily Associated Press.)
Allttttlli' Pity. N. .l. Oi‘iillflll‘ it pm.
which originutctl lll Klpplo .ii Mc-
Kurtn‘s bathhouse on licnrlt Front. lit"
ism-n Tomorrow and South t‘urollus
nit-hues. early this morultg. dcptroycd
tut-my build it liiltl must-d it lost or
8100.000. Alti it! asked front t‘auulou.
and the tire was mum l‘iltli‘l' motto.
The big i'nlttt't' Ilillt‘l. .t-vvrui sittlot.
uutl llitilst‘tt wcro among tho buildings
destroyed. and cvery building on aim
tiltii' oi Tcttnesscc avenue and on lltlih
slum oi tit-can uvouuc. thc lettcr runs“
lill‘ii hack live huudrcd itct. wort- buru~
cd to the ground.
«-
hlti‘AltA'l‘li t'AIttt i‘tllt liltAt Ks.
(by Associated Press)
ll'ranltiurt. Kin. ilt'tolu'r hr The lico-
lutky court of eppmls has rendered u
do lsloit holding constitutional the
Kuttucky statute requiring rallrosd-
Ito provide separate coaches tor uc~
lj’groes.
NOMINATID P011 cosonuss.
(By Associated Press.)
1. line. Ohio. October lim-The Republi-
can- at the Fourth district lltill‘lliillirll
“Ms...“
i Philip hi. liltecttt. oi Iiotlklns. iui t'tm
fit H.
WA...“ ..
A first More lecomuive carries irom
three to live tom oi coal and irom 2000
mm.
Wcut For to (lot lltnt, liui Was in the
rind l'ilrlllhfli‘tl.
’l‘lwrt- is a young riturisuntn living in ‘
ll|l1tl‘illlt'lll
u dog and gun.
llul its is pretty lililt‘ii_\‘ uhoul built of
The gun lllilhl its just so and the
u 'flhlllilllflllli' i‘tulut' slrecl
house. who deurh hm»
Illt‘ili.
dug must have u pctllgt'cc
buck either to Lord llordou llllllttt'li or
rise to the original pillar of cloud that
sct'vt-tl till a ptiltiit'l‘ to the tint-.-
tut-ll oi Iltu t'iihi.
llt‘t‘t'ilil)’ litt-
ui‘lili'i‘ll down to the
police dtu ordlnuutc
Quito it pnriy fllhi'illllll‘tl st ihc tlt'|N|l
lo mt thc hunting ptott oil.
The express packages that Wcrc loug-
t-tl iur never come.
The huulcr did.
lllll lime. lie was bottutl
PM by way irclglil.
home one salted the young hunter
how he hired.
”lied." he replied. and he looked it.
"it was ungrsmntatical. but it woul.‘
"How did the dog work?"
"Work?" qulsred lltc Nimrutl in nu
iuut
know it cnvcv oi t'hlt'kvns irom u lull-
llti drugged mo ltt'rtm
four miles oi meadow after a pole ml
and played just one tlatc' flushing a pair
'of sand hill chases."-—-It. i'sul clubs.
illlll "Work? ’l'liut
t'tll dog lilo-till.
, - m
lllh' lllLN'l'lNli llilti.
young man lilitiiltttl u
hunting trip. llc mil to lilouit t‘ily.
[ilil‘iliil Willi lit‘ in not it Itnttl ting.
lay around town tsu or three tllil'
in his \ut'utltm Nliilit d. Mtlllltg itu' lllI'
arrival of thc pctliurt-c t'sttaiue.
title: \iitn Iiiil’l‘i‘tl lit All the llt‘l'il hunks
do ilil‘)‘ ltuvc lit-I'd lttlillip for dog.-
‘11qu the ittuutllilts oi
lliirsitrt'
tho idem-llvn
ill
The dog was not
paraded up and down \t'ul-sshu went
for illous
able to pay taxes In the Town of Nor-
waik, that they are required by law to
deliver to the assessors. or either of
. thcm. on or before the first day oi No-
" vcmbcr. 1898. a written or printed list.
dated. signed and sworn to. of all the
property owned by them on the 1st day
of September. 18:04. liable to taxation.
N. ll.~~idsts may be returned to the
assessors. oi the Assessors' Ofl'lce. 0p-
crn House Building. Norwalk. and at
‘the (‘ouocll Room. linvilautl street.
'South Norwallt. from and
October lith. little. to and including
Nuvcmbcr lot. 1898. said others to bc
irom. " to" .i o c‘lot k p. m.. and on Sat-
nrduys and on Now-miter 1st from 7
to it o'tlmk in the evening
lltlit'd at Norw.alk September 8.1898.
ANllltl. W .1. ill ’l"( lilNSth.
.i. S'l‘l'litllib‘ RANDALL.
JAMES M. LANE.
Assessors.
Al'l‘l Y T0
JACOB M. LAYTON
AGENT FOR
The Anna indemnity 00..
llnrtfot'tl.‘('ouu.
Bonds {or City and Town (lmcials'
l’romptly issued.
ll.Y..ll. 11.16111 11. R. 'l'iillt Table
in eifect June 1.1898.
SOUTH NORWALK FOR
NEW YORK.
A. M.-——l2.b:lx. 4.55:. 5.46:. 6.15. 6.66.
7.13. 7.1341. 8.16x. 9.03s. 9.36. 9.58:.
10.35n. 11.35:. 11.40.
1‘. iii—12.47:. 1.11. 2.25:. 3.04. i.07.
5.10s. 5.33. 505x. 0.41. 7.08:. 8.11. 10.20
SUNDAYS.
A. hi.-12.h3s. 4.5.“. 6.45:. 9.05.
l‘. iii—5.35. 7.20. 9.45r.1010
l.l‘AVllJ NEW tOltK FOR SOUTll'
\‘01t\\ ALK
A. Iii-12.03:. 5.00. duo,
0.0211. 0.04:. 0.06. lo.o:tx. 10ml.
1‘. M.~l:i.02x. till. 200v. 3.02:. 3.301.
t.t13x.4.llix. 4.3011. 5.02:. 6.00:, 0.03.
7.00. 1100:. 9.30.
HI‘NDAY.
A.1ll.1i'.08x.t1..00 7.30.
I’.M 600
LEAVld titll'Tll
NEW HAVEN. ,
A. M.- Lila. 1.01. t:..2tl 7i... 0..“
9.11s. 10.13.111le ii i'.'.
l‘. M 1‘11»'iv.1l'.‘.fltllix.i..ld ”7
027. 7.05. 0.05:. 015.11. 1h.
ilrhlgcport. in addition to above.p
m.. 3.02. tints. 7.101.
EIYNDAYR.
A. M.~1,11r. 1.20:. MB. 01:.
1‘. him 7.1.1,
An it indicates express.
fltlii'l‘li NORWALK 'l‘t‘l DANIIURY.
A. M.~‘"“.llli. 9.1!». 10.08.
t‘. M.- 1.20. 43". 5.10. 0.00
Saturdays. only 0.10 p. In. .
LEAVE
7.00, 8.001.
”APE-PPM?!”£933!!!-.‘MMFMAM‘.’.WM'M’A'.‘.‘MA‘MPMWMWM
fitl‘lt
w ish
.32 liANlil‘ltl' 'ro souru sonwsut.
M A u. «no. r as m no.
1' him-tilts Mu e t7.
iluutlsy trains to liaubury. I. to a. II.
72.1 p. to. leave llnahury. 0.06 a. ml.
0.10 p. at. all p. at.
ii ti.
'l‘lil‘
ilii‘
Never Felts.
INDOIIID IV 'i'ttdildAIlid
luvrhtmmhhw'lwnluampe bringltrini
mhmasdssseiaeesthetsmeheptiulaiiheh
tierlul mien. flood 0 contain blame in pamphlet.
containing saleable intimation ions-ties. Address
incurs Pm. Co. it it Agents. when. it.»
N. liMAli stmssloflsnoa
Mitt-leeches.
For sale In flouth Norwslk by 0. 0.
lullsen. s2 Washington street
tlltlll‘i
’l or ladies as a eat-died mister without an «ant?
sturellillm on IMJ’OW. M“. .. [
l
.0011. Allen. woiTMoid. Ioniio
PPEEEPS PPISlll EIEE.
Pardoned Lite line “A.“ Permis-
sion to Stay at Weathersiield.
llllllllEll 0F BllNKllll PEPlllED‘
Prison for His for WWII“
Doorjeighbor. who Persist-
sntiy Annoyed Him. is
How rm.
(lcorgc Allen. of lt‘alrllcld. who was
sentenced to Wethcrsheld los- liie for
killing John (‘onkllm haa‘ixreu pardon-
ed. bill will not leave prison. saying he. ]
preiers to stay where he is. This may
;so.:m very ridiculous to many. but it is
ju fact, and the Board oi l'ardcns has
i
NOTICEi'
3 line to all pt rsous and corporations ll-‘
, s't-‘nt ovor
granted hint permission to lay
Wethersleld as long as he wants to
’l‘ucuty years ago Allen was senten-
’Ctd. t‘onkiiu lived next door to Allen
and tried his best to annoy his ntigh-
hor itt cit-re way he could. iit' cvmt
mutt so far as to go to Allen‘s house
while he was at work and turn every-
thing upside down. Allen, who was
an old soldier. having served in the
rebellion. t‘ilnll‘ homo front work one
night and his iwlro told hint that t‘ou- ‘
kliu luoi lit-cu up to some more pranks. -'
Without a word Allen got his gun and ‘
to t‘onkiin's house. lit-
tnarrhcd tip and down outsblc tho yard.
,tclliug thnt lit' had killed lots oi own
in
. in war and guessed he could kill auoth— .
‘ \ttlll out and oitlcreti hint uwat
including»
outsitlc
The 5
ballot pttllttl the trigger of inc muskct
.tml ( ‘unitlln is” on the stoop with “it ‘
Me of his nctk shot off. Word was
hiill to Flilil‘l' (chmuns. who was at
llnll time in charm of ill 'i‘homas'
rhurch and wilt-n he saw (‘onkiln'st
or. t'ookiin. lit-tiring Allen
'11 liti h id] is if m ll'li'i ll-
opvn front 10 to 12 o‘clock I. m.. and El m on P P H H to H ‘
it-‘iitiii. t‘onitlin died the next morning.
Alicu was arrested. found guilty of
llilll‘tll‘l‘ ill the second (legrt-c. iiiltl scu-
toured to Wcthcssllcld {or iii
Alb-u has served twc'nty years and ’
was pardoned a low wotks ago. “t‘ l
n is told he was n free man and c‘ould
‘io home if he wnnictl to. but he said
i
l .
‘ “till.
DON’T SIGN inn:
lll' did not care to have prison and
iia'lli‘tl tt-ruilsstou to rcmniu where be
This was granted and now ii“ is
in t'bnt'gc of :1 gang of prisoners \vork-
ing llillr‘llli‘ of thc prison. This is thc
only also of lht‘ kind vvhit'h has (‘Vt'l :
littlllrill in the state of i'tinni‘ifllltlll {
photo :1 man who was serving a life
rt nit tile “as pnrtlilfll'll anti asklitl ptr- '
mission to sin) tvhrrc ho was. Allcn's '
‘vusoo for wanting to stay is that lli‘
claims his family have all dcscrtctl him
, and ltc prcicrs to stay where he is a:- l
|
ll.00x. ,
i
i
l
l
l
l
l
he has nowhcre rise to go. i
m..» WW. .. n... .. ..
ENGRAVING i
, tilt in.
i
We will furnish
1 pie thin
' L‘tnsurc, and exposure as a rule
. discharged 1 received In um
'from them or 1101.
CHRONIC KICK
some in Bye v03" "mil . PM
South Norvv khtlt'l‘ley’
arowluglus.
Chronic kickers the kidneys m
when they' re sick.
What makes the kidneys sick? A
They ban too much to do.
Must keep up their work; they “'
rcst. '
Can't blame them ior klckin.
Ever have you. kidneys kit: ? 1
Ever have a bad back. a lawn“
or aching one? \ .
ow it' s the some “I‘ll“:
T e back achcstbecalse
are blocked.
Help the kidneys with their work.
The back will ache no more. .
lots of prooi that Dean's Kim
p'll‘ all "1..., i l u in.
t's t e pron or comes
South Norwa
Citizens read this case in point:
Mr. ll. Swain No. I," F
by occupation s
nary watilter rcpairin
is far item being I act sna .
cut wratltcl' plays havoc wit the
uni it is imperative that they
be instantly mended. This
kidney trot Mr. Swot. I":
was in s ew York hospital for o‘vw‘
a year under treatment for .. ,
kidne
pinint and urinary trouble. All
1 had too frequent action of the "
.tncft'iltlli in fact i had lost control.
prttt‘urtd Duan' l Kidney. Pill! in“
l'laistcd's ding store hey dtd' ,
morc good than any doctor ever did.
was not only benefited myself. but I It! , '
v-istd Mrs. Swain to take Don's Kid- “
nev Pills for her backache. he won
t'lrl find
F saleh Healers Price. 5.
er “box. oryi‘ilt boxes ior up.” cg
l) mail on recei t 001 rice by”
ilburuC' 0 lion Y..s elem
tor the United Sto‘tes. resent the.
name-Dean'n—and take on
Mr DoSrltncco—The ohlceri' of M
Smithsonian Institution are having tho.
chatter oi monkeys phonographed. Its
the hope that in time their law
may be underswtood and it may be poo-v
siblc to convcrsc with them.
Mrs. lleSt'icnt'c—Isn't that grand? I .
hope they'll ask the monkeys, the very
first thing. whether we are descended ‘
' (‘ounscl appointed to dcind an lrlshc ‘
man tlntllcugcd several oi the 11111.11:
who his t‘litml said. had a prejudice -
scaiust his. "Are there any more 4 ,
jutvmcu who have a prejudice against "
you'." whispered the harrister.. "No,
slr.‘ the inn”: .1va right; but 01 want
you to challtngt- tho judgc. i've been
t'ttniltlcti under hint several times ll4
tcady. and lolkcly he's bcginnln' to
how a prejudice against me."
Anxious l’urrul~~Doctotz my daugh- '
it“l' appears to be going blind. and she
is about to be married.
Doctor-71.01 her go right on with the?
\vmlding; if anything Gill open her eyes
marriage will.
You invite disappointment when you
experiment. DcWitt a Little Earl!
itlscrs are pleasant. easy. thorough lit-
tle pills. T'hoy cure constipation Ind
sick hcaduchc just as sure as you take
Edward P. Weed. Norwnlku
George C. Stills-on, South Norwalk.
iilil' little boy was nlllicied wltild
l‘ln unintisnt in his how; and hi. times
munirlc to put his root to the floor. We
imini in vain. everything we could hear
IOO
WEDDING
uni that no thought would help him.
Wt :tltuost guvc up lll despair. when
some one advised us to try Chamber-
lain's l'aiu iinlm. We did so, and the
tire lmttic govt“ so much rcllei that we
1001 a second our. and. to ottr surprise.
tl.l’ttl illlil sound and well.——J. T.
INVITATIONS ‘ *
v’lll.
HAYS. l'ustot' t‘hrlstlun Church. New
loim. lv'nu. For still‘ by (l. C- Silli- ‘
South Not'tvulk. and b). l'. Weed.
:Nt-i'wulk.
else ”fish, including lDitllli"
l
and outside envelope-t. the tin .
est quality and most Arilailo
engraving. ior
sonwstat mu 3 $8
Nearlyhtl per cent. less than
ever oiieretl by another in this
city.
EACH ADDITIONAL HUN-
iiiilllllili.
Wedding work folded and lit-
sertetl in euvolepes without
extra charge. Other eugrnv
lug ostrrsspottdlugly cheap.
We also make a special prim“
GALLIIO ‘
a CARDS
i
mum's; ,--,~_'
Fm mm Idllliii
i
i‘iste lid to Cards. I it
” " no “ 1%
Address on Gertie. fl ssutsa
has extra.
' ww- plate is inruisllodi
so Curtis. weenie
toe Used-.1! cents “
strains
SEllTliiEL.
lltilti lttlltttilvtpw
W
More than twenty million free sam- 1.
pics or lchilt' s wot-h tinsel flalve
how bout distributed by tho Helium-r
tur.rre What better proof. of MP
.t'tnutiltlt- two in its merits doiyou want?
it tum piles. burns. scaldl. sores. in
the shortest ounce of time. flowers 1’.
wwd Not-walk: iieotge C. fltllllsd.
riotilh Norwolk.
lt‘or broken surfaces. sores. insist
bilus. but'us. skin diseases Ind upl-
tclully pilesdhct'o is one rellhbld [-
t'il,\'. Do\\'ltt's Wilt'il ilasel Iain.
Witch you roll for DeWilt‘l doti'i Id.
rcpt countericits or frotttls. You will .
not be disappointed by lieWitl'I WI“
linscl Salve. Edward 1‘ Wood. Nah
walk; tlcorge i‘ llilllson. flotith Nov- 3
walk ‘.
CASTOR IA
For intents and Ohm
Bears the
Signature oi
Dbl ltlhllltllltt itt dross may be NV"...
but on old fashioned medicine MI "-
I‘lliit (‘hutubt lllilll s i‘ollt' i‘holel’d I“
liiutttm-u ltvmulv. it or sale by ii. 0. i
sit 'bt u South .\or\tolk. Ind ‘- P. ‘
\\'.t-ti. Notwulk. '-
ilne hillttutc i‘nugh i'ure “I‘M“
people by its qultk cum and QM"
may take it in large quantltlon with.“ i
the toast danger. it has wort M “I” “1
thc bcat reputation oi In! prep!!!“ 1:1
ttrctl today for colds. croup. tiehlllg iI 14
the throat or obstinate coughs. Ide. VP;
word 1'. Wood. Norwalk; (loom 6. s
Httilmn. flottlh Norwaih. “
again :A
twist '
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