r
l
. it
In a wide width at “.25 a yard.
BLANKETS.
frosts these nights will start you think-
’ ing about them.
pair.
.u
:
[Iii ‘0
Other Sid
Mr. and Mrs.
Brooklyn. after a
sire
‘4 Cove street.
John L'iicmmed
"3° employ of r.
I. flommedieu,
"V0“ Srocer.
—h‘ore-qunrter
PROUD 0
He looked wi ‘
the slippers-.4.
had half a do
' “You don't;
r they are all ’ 1'4
talented Iittl ' "
And she '
truth was
vets. paid '
managed
after her .
.- she was
ed how :
.l .
so inuc ‘ent- Ange-slinky; 11:“ 13:; 14:37 13:“ Rehearsals for thc coming opcra.of
king. “mfmoo ' mg“, "5,; ,‘mg: {mg Tit‘ita. at Old Well Hook and Ladder
liy 3 .. blind Atchison mg; mg '1". 19.74 parlors, are proceeding vcry'hntisfac-
ed by" w-g’ ‘ ’5?“ Mdhlmmrcfmod 01% 017; til 01% tory, and one glance into the drill room
‘ l i . “oath-503mm” Rapid'l'. F» iii Mi” "it at the many pretty faces of graceful
)r 5 I" '- 401m Southern. 5‘2}. 5; 5.‘.’ 53 maidens. as they glide through the in-
Cflltnl 0' N. J. "'4 m tricutc eVOlutions descrile by the drill
Chum! 401110. '1! "ISIS -’l 2% master should convince the most scep-
' CNWOIN.W- 16') lo‘» tlcal of the success of the entertain-
ChiagoBJrQ. 117% min 127"; 1287.; ment. The coming performance will
0. meat. Paul. 12m 12%; 1'12}. raw. be given on a grander and more elabor-
ChlasOR-IJP. 110% lll'. 11W, till; ntc scale than ever before attcmpted
l.‘hlougo8t,P..iil.&U. '1, 120% by the Old Well boys. which will as-
CIOV..C|n.. C-dfll. 1». r. 54 sure those who are acquainted with
figtilmnw my. my. their past efforts the magnitude of the
m , oil; out, 51', 52% enterprirc.
Federal Steel. prefr‘d ‘l‘.’ 71~ 7W. 7. ———-—--—'
General l-ZioctricCl, llfil/ llrt‘ ' . . .
mrnvrrroasunwro 7:»: 7c. 7.3,, 16-: "m .. iflfixfip‘ufixjfi .1 W
, :znzzhnlgtznsolgd 12:” lg...” “x.“ ’55:? Here after death We enter into another
... - - -" ' -, .. sphere of at-trnnr [think in be a golf -
..‘i.t. AND WINTER "I'm" PM“ i” “'A ‘3 “5‘ player."
, ANDISE 13-33: la‘lu'muggn 1:", 1031A fil- ‘f‘ff‘ "How do you figure that out?" qucr-
‘ ' ‘ ' ' ", ‘ "' "' -,, led the black and tan.
, the newest and most g?‘,',:;;';;‘T°W°° :3? 2'”; if; 3;? "on, I'll be in the links."-—Pbliudcl-
. . - v t ' ' ' .
is to be had. careful- No. Pacific, prafer’d 73 A m2 72': nu; "ma 3‘0th Ampman'
the prices all in your Pacino Mall, it!) use as: fin ,
., Paoplo'sGu, 107,“. 1W: 107,: m" Dosf‘l’ohmspllssd M sin-cure Away.
. . ’ To quit tobacco cnsrly and forever, be rung
-—0-' PM" ‘ Reading t 10% ’7“ none. full of life nerve and vrgor. tube No'i’o-
I’hll. ‘ W‘tfln‘vpfrl. “"2- 57_ “:4 3W0 Ilse. the wonder worlrcr. thut maltco wenlr men
DRESS GOODS—PLAIDS. BoutthRy,pfd ”“1 £03.. 49'. 5m}. strong. All druggrsts..’.0cnr ll. Cnrcguaran
_‘ Tenn. tmlaimn, lid in rims lift); teed. Booklet and sample free. Address
AIDS. I’D-“”5- Unlon 'scifla, Ill, 2),; 4m 4-,". Sterling Remedy Co. Cbrcngo or New York.
Union flc. profr'd 7.3!; 76V 75' i 75'!”
' grant ““3"" for :iaids. U. B. tuthnrtzo. pith, 73.3 7» 7 77‘: .r: Jack-Maud is the greatest talker i
nder. theres never con 3. U. a. Rubber. 4%, .7 W. ‘7 (we, heard.
yet with such a lot of pret- w...” pref 21 -_-, Tom—What titles .shc talk about?
“Intern Union in 3,; .lnrk——Ahout everything. and when
she runs out of a subject she then talks
3' suitings. Our collection is a
no. The bright colors or the
Met ones. We have a splendid
. choose from. Prices 50c,r 75c
I. a yard.
_o——
beautiful line of silks.
Fancy taffeta silks for waists. Prices
’ ~ to $1 a yard.
.,«»8atin Duchesse. A special bargain
...o.—
It’l time to buy now; the heavy
10-4 Gray cotton blankets at file a
10-4 White cotton blankets at 48c a
pair.
' 11-4 White cotton blankets at 75¢ a
pair. .
11-4 Gray Cotton Blcnkets. at 750 a
pair.
11-4 Wool blankets. white, with col-
ored borders. Prices. $2. $2.90, $3.50. M
and 84.50 a pair.
12-4 Wool blankets. white. with
handsome colored borders. Prices $5.
$5.90 and $6.50 a pair.
_o.—
COHFORTERS
Made of good print cloths and filled
with snow white cotton. Prices from
The to $5 each.
—0—
READY To USE SHEETS
AND PILLOW CASES.
The home making of these articles
now. like muslin underwear. has be-
come almost unknown. You buy them
o! your favorite brand of cotton ai-
reody to put on your be... any nisc you
what. and so much less in price than
can make them at home. Remem-
ber we give the sonic attention to the
making of these goods that we do to
the ready made underwear. They are
all torn from the cloth and ironed.
finally to use at once.
. n
KID GLOVES FOR WOMEN'S WEAR.
It is fast placing itself On every hand
I. mmvort. THE COUNTESB
GLOVE. Price 81 a pair.
irriiir, irrray & in.
rm ; r
John Finch has moved from
H
D. Wright's house to the Dr. Ba
phce in East avenue.
Stamford. have been visiti
Mrs. J. 8. Morgan. of Coven:
-—All kinds fish, at Roller
—_‘_
Miss Clara Bell has r
titerét Mrs. George 8. Bel
Miss May Parcells ‘
New York. having be?“
parents, Mr. and Mrs. P.:
-Pork noun. nc‘rbu
ed his determination.
surance business, a.. .
the.
l Am Cotm Oil,
t
-—_....
Hunt
orklng
nd tosses
cal traders
he foreign
coding spec-
v-pped 2% and
n. Brooklyn
. taconda fell 1
. tional shares
a of the film.
.-—Tradlng was
' c, but acute dc-
ttpotrr. An enort
William Toy
‘ or so occurred in
ccd specialties. but,
side of the st. i’auiI
rerc sluggish. 'i'ho
. prices at 11 o'clock was
. but renewed pressure
against Tennessee Coat
‘1 to local shares.
.. . l2 m.~—I.lquidntloti in
#137 neglected stocks caused
onal losses. including ten
lrlrd Avenue and five in
r Brake. Other municipal
do from Brooklyn Transit.
y depressed. Consolidated
2V2 and Metropolitan Street
touched 103. Weakness was
nlfented in other quarters, but
oil. while neglected generally
.; ready. Sales to noon, 229,843.
( 1 street, 1 p. m.—-Stecl and wire
inly 2 points below yesterday.
.ng of Sugar and Tobacco lifted
rectively 2 and 1% above the low-
(lreatwcstern A fell nearly 2. The
neral market continued neglected
, rd very sluggish. but showed slight
nprovernent. '
TODAY'S QUOTATIONS.
Reported over private wire of E. A.
Bohmo. commission broker, 6 Masonic
landing, Wall street. city. Telephone
visit wi
r.»
i Sow York, tictober .1. me
Open High tow ir‘o
cu, 4234 t: r:
WITH PLEASURE.
McSwnttcrr-r—I always love to hear
that girl next door play "The Star
. Spangled Ilanricr."
Mrs. Mcrlwatter—l though you said
you couldn't stand her piano playing?
McSwattcrs—Wcll. when she plays
"The Star Spangled Banner” it's a
sign she's got through—Syracuse
Herald.
wnnrns
EYES........
are the severest judges s paper-hanger
has. They'll find I "slight" if it's hid-
den between the paper and the wall.
Our paper-hangers never slight their
work; they do more than to perfect-
ly please our patrons. They go so far
as to try to perfectly please our pat-
rons' friends. That is what brings us
new contracts—that is why we are al-
wsys busy—that is why every job we
do is an advertisement for us. A Ist-
isiisd patron can not help talking
about it. Let no talk to you about
that iob yon contemplate having done.
t. shirts,
illflrst Ives-o. last lav-sit
sous- all. 1-4
W
IE. AID SEGOID-IIIID
r
. fore-1 bo gla
-.i heavi-i will stop in his psregrlnatlons; and lay
extending! which he travels being tilde Tracked
' to lioyt’s Theatre, Friday evening. Mr.
BID! TRACKID.
'i'hss rc-sosrs at large will. no doubt.
43 to hear that our old friend.
the funny tramp. Horatio lrving Booth.
over for a rest. the freight car in
at iloyt's. tonight. The play is well
known as a good, rattling. sensation-
sl comedy. chock full of fun. tire and
ginger, and having been entirely re-
written nnd utrcngthencd, played with
a fine cast. composed of well-known
and frilly proficient professionals. is
making a hit this season greater than
ever.
'l'lIE AMERICAX GIRL.
in The American Girl. which comes
Donnelly has drawn n picture of the
noblest type of the Creator’s handi-
work. lie places her in natural and
familiar scenes at home. and afterward
take» her abroad. where. in the due
course of time. nhc shines resplendent-
ly. surrounded by every luxury. The
story abounds with exceptionally
strong comedy scenes. ’luc central
figures are two Amcrlcun girls and an
American "httrrtlcr.’ They each go to
Europe alone. but in the cournc of dra-
matic events and comedy situations.
which follow each other in rapid suc-
cession. all three are brought together.
The other characters are all strongly
drawn.
Iii. HENEY'S MINSTRELS.
If Hi. Henry's llig City Minstrel Ag-
gregation of fifty all white performers
is as good as their New York city and
Boston press notices declare. they
should do a banner business at iioyt's
on Monday, October 9. 'ihc band. or-
chestra. singing and vaudeville features
of this organization are said to‘ far ex-
ceed anything in the minutrei line.
Seats are now on sale. Never before
has such a large and expensive snow
opened their doors at these low pric-
es: 20c, 350. and 50c.
IIEHEARSAI.S FOR TACITA.
about talking—Town Topics.
,_‘_____.———————
Old fashions in dress may be reviv-
ed. but no old-fashioned medicine can
replace Chamberlain's Colic. Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy. For sale by
George t'. Stillson, South Norwnlk: I}.
I'. Weed. Norwalk.
_____.__._.____—
Old Lady treading a letter from her
son in collegel——l.or' snkes‘nlive! Jos-
iar, if John hain't gone an' done it! An'
he warn’t no hand fer the gals. nuther.
”or worse half—Wut's the trouble,
,
Closing Outéale
NASH & VAN SCOY’S.
Masondars, 40¢ per dozen.
Jardimers at less than cost.
Fancy China, Vases. Lumps,
. and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New
York for the price we are selling them.
Car. No. Main and West Sis. So. Norwalk.
militant Bailey 00.
lkiwsrd I. Bailey. Pros.
Sliumhor. ‘3'unbcr and Shades.
Planning and Steam Sawing.
—
MANUFACTURERS OF AND DEALERS IN
Doors, Still. Blinds, Hardwood lirrrriels, Casings, Etc.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
Mill and Olli
‘r' r rpm" ,r
mm- rwu. MM 'oosm
'sqr‘suwtssrswowugs - .
,sntuttmvsuu. r, ‘
4H , r
.. u urea rrv
pint uoproiuurriul '
'm'rr Khalid
" 'sairg onnbsow
'Umquns pnew. Hold by druvrnlm- Wvflfl'lfll'fi
.- .ro; norm , v". [ltd e~
canning “WM”
mow rrv ? fifllfia , ‘
;I’EIIIIIIIIIAI. Pills. '
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,
..
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1 1
-MREW'
A Young Girl's Experience.
M y dnu htcr’s nerves were terribly out of
order. rt is was thin and weak; flute-st nulls
startlcdliermud she was wakeful at. hi hi.
Beforowits had taken one mckngeof f'e ery
Kim: the change in her was so great that she
r .
could imrriiy be taken t rr the some girl Hits
ism lrily growing well and strong. her com-
: pies on is porter-tutor! altar-teens well every
night-Mrs. Lucy McNutt, llrllith \‘nlisy. Pa.
I f‘eicr)‘ Kim: cums t 'onstrpution und nil dia-
. MOI llrr- Nerves. httrmut-ii. Liver and fit}
. "a" a,” sop-fl .
sad luv years by logging sputum "poisonous;
. "III will stump!» oflhcir tail-dan—
is sass on union. ten «are for ample and
. Ail Itr’r’nms ovhy rum swarm.
use IEIIGIII. $0.. In 1950. WIN. IA“-
l
———A1'——
From 100 up.
Stephen l5. listen, also and Truss.
ougsrmuo psi-awn.
co foot of Marshall st..
! COAL !
Having purchased a large supply of ('oal
previous to the recent advance in price, [am
now in a position to give my customers the
benefit of the some.
My stool consists of first-class Goals
only, both lshlgh sad Frsoburalng,
iisziotoa sad Jsddo, Egg, Stove, lot
and l'ss.
Special attention given the screening and
preparation of all coal before delivery, and de-
livered by careful and cswricirced men.
JOHN H. FERRIS.§
'l'el. 62-3. 149 Washington Street. i
i
Samztnthy’.‘
Old l.ady-—Why! he says he's fallen
in love with Belle-—er—Ilclie Letters!
——Brooklyn Life.
To Strengthen nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To cure constipation in One Week
To Care Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Cclcry Com ml ’l'ca
etc. If it fails to cure, we wil cheerful],
rcfund your money. (Trial size free.)
French Teacher—I hnf brought you
sir. package of honhons. How you say
Imulmns in linkllsh, now?
Children tin chomsi—Goorly. goodyf
~Chicngo 'iribunc.
Eat plenty. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. It cures all
forms of dyspepsia and stomach trou-
bles. Id. R. Gamble. Vernon. Texas.
says: "It relieved the from the start
and cured me. It is now my everlast-
ing friend." George C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; Ed. P. Weed. Norwaik.
"But can't a popular poet be a great
t?"
“No. The great poet writes stun
that nobody can understand. and the
popular poet writes stuff that a mere
nobody can understand."——indianapolis
Journal.
onmwcnzn.
M... input-um up
"""’.. . -. Me
“How much longer." asked the‘tour-
ist from the east. tired of the monot.
any of the journey. "have we got to
Furniture. Stoves.
Sowing lsohinos and
General
Household Goods,
800m, tiliil ilD “Will.
H! will M M to.
no Washington Street Ivldgs
' loom woswux
CHAS. I. BLACK.
IRIDOIPORV.
travel through this dense forest?"
' “All the way across the state." re-
isponded theI conductor. "1'th isn't a
' forest. It's a corn field."
’ "Gracious heaven7"——Chlcago Trib-
I IIIIP.
i
i "If you scour the world you will nev- ,
or find a remedy equal to One Minute;
iCough Cure." says Editor F'sckler. ofJ
the Mlcanopy. Fla" Hustler. It cured
his family of La Orlppe and sure- thon-
sands from pneumonia. bronchitis ;
croup and all throat and lung troubles !
George F. Stillvmn. South No walk; Ed
P. Weed. horwsik. >5 , I
The Home Paper.
Nothing tshaitsplsos. Mbnosubstitntesnd than
nova will be. It is unique and original, holding In its flnn
grasps“ the people in town. The popersnd the peoplosro
inseparable. Their interests are both mutual, and they both
know it. The only practical way of attracting those people
is through the local paper,
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informer! by their ('Izilir-ru- servant
"flint two pier'cy gli'lri no can new,
Number (illl' pit-coy top side mnkce
washcc. wushr-c. Number twr: plct't-y
‘go outside, IIliiIiI‘t: wulkmr, wrrikr-e.‘
, f‘Xt‘PDI I“ 'VItIl‘Ilt‘i" '
......n... a. ....W m...—
rinois Ilflflbliiii.
W
The Queer Jargon Used by the Busi-
ness People of China.
The nondescript tongue known as
"pldgin English" is almost the only
medium of communication between
foreigners and the (lhlnenc. and nine-
tenths of the enormous business done
in China between me Englrslr and the
('ltincae is done through this grotesque
gibberish. Mr. (theater iiulmrnbc. in}
his "Real Cinnamon." givr-r-r two aunrrn—
ing anecdotes to show how absurd it is.
A young foreigner who cnllml upon
two young Irrrllert, air-m foreigners, was.
He mount to any first the vim-r of thr-
iwo wan taking a both up stairs. and
the youngest turd gone out.
When King Knlakrrua oi’ the lin—
wnnln Islands visited Shanghai. be
occupied a Hill. of rooms rip one flight
of stairs iii the Astor linurw. 'iwo
American gcnilemr it called to pay
their rnspm-rs one morning. and. meet-
ing Ii.» pruprlrior‘. inquired if the king
'-\‘:-: in. "I will soc." rcplir-rl Itll‘ land-
lor'rl. :rnd. shouting to a (firinosc norr~
:rnt. unkurl. "tiny? i'but. plcco-y Ling
top niriu, .riul got?“ "iInIr got." Iii-
r'm'ir'ulil' :rumrcrr-Il the servant. "(irri-
tlcnrr-n, his mull-sly is in. l‘rny walk
up." ziriti tho lrrnrllur'rl.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain ii. Hubbard, of Mil-
ford Del., says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost. with croup. We gave
him a few doses. Iie quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the tour-
ning."
For sale by K. II. Plaisted and F. H.
Baxter.
"It is boiler to laugh their to cry."
said tlrc young and innownt girl.
brightly.
"Not if you are trying to munrigv n
busimnrl." said the wozrinn.~ ludittnap-
(ills .iorrrnni.
ltmt- with you whether you mutton-
nerve-millingturret-tar habit. ho-TGMIA
vrtnuvn th¢ dr-urrr for room-m. with
our Mrvnunslillfmll.£l crsnrco~
tine. purrtil-s the bio ,
lion-l lust manhood.
makes no strong
lnhcsit .nervn
word. 400 000
cswncurrrr Iruy
.0 TO-IIAl'lrum
our own druggrni,wlm
snripoclstv
bit I. y
will vouch for us. Take It wri h
5 nwill.patiently,pcrslrlvuflv rm»
batll. usually rurc- .1 Imlf'l,".' no,
Iflnfllr'rll-r t‘m'r, nr wr- refund money.
I“
luvlilg Iconic. s Iicus. lutnsl. low fut.
cl rnr bakes nrr'.\'
"'l'irev r'nii lit-\vcy
IIl'I‘liIiIiliin "
"Why so“
"Stnpirl' lir-rrrrr-c ilrcy'rt- t'.lit'll Ilt’~
Irtrr'll III" nIrt-iis‘."
'i’Irr' "I‘Imv iltrv l’rcurlnq'” Rev, J.
Kir‘irnmn. Iiv-iic Itiw. ill , .s:r)'-. “ \i'tm'
Milli-III”: il'UIil Ill’. nr‘lrirrl nr irrrrr: il'rrrr-
bit' for It‘ll pairs. 1 “Vin rrrr‘vrl ‘ry Ill)“
Minn!" t'urrtzh i‘rrr‘c. Ii is all that r~r
claimed for ii and illnl'v" it r‘lll'tri
coughs. mills. prippv :rnri :rli Thl'rm' un-l‘
lung troubles. Hmrgc t', .‘IIIIIrtlIl.
South Norunilr: Ell. l'. Wow-d. Nnrwnlk
"i-‘irto' rirrr'ru't unit-r rill-sir llrirrm urib
illly rlrprt-r- of nullity," Hrlri ilrr- you“?!
nrrrrr with trrr- rrp-zrnrl-rruvir f‘llIIiti'.
Why not "' srrrri the uni.
"\‘firr. In: instant-v." Milli ”in youth.
'lIrt' llfinll‘l' i'viil'r-h for {our monthi.
but im- il't‘iifll bun an own sr-ztwir nil
tiiv ymrr' r'rrtrrrni,”
OABTORIA.
3,." a. lie Kind You Hair Air-airs Berri:
Hignstrrs "
of W
" \irrI yrirrr‘ court r‘nnr‘ictr-rl lirt-yr‘p’
it .wolrrs illwi'twlilrlv,”
‘Sur firm" Whirl riso- “its Zr‘l‘l' in riu‘
All zc ('il‘t‘lllllhliliir't'~ p‘rirrtml ztri wrry ,
.Inwpb slilt'hlllill iimilzrlnu. .iu..
Ilt'ilIHI :r sure running for sr'\‘t‘lilt'l'i‘.
Fours: illilI r'll3‘t «l Iris piivs m" lulu; stunti-
Inr: by using: lit-Will‘s Witvrr IIiilt‘I
Sultr- It curt-.4 all skin «lisr'irw: (Home
('. Stills-tin. Srmilr err‘wiilk: I'Iri i’
chrl Nrrr'wzrik.
_..__.._._.__
“055' I don't hut-w whr-tirrr in rip.-
t‘Iritl'gt- that new Im)‘ or reriw his sill-
:rry
i\l7lll:|,’.'.t‘l‘ What in» lrc- iu-r-rv rluiua'.Y
Hum» llr- i'l!>Ilt'II In my [ii’IViiIi‘ tiIIii't'
liri~ rrmr'rrin: :orwl ltrIrI rr.I~ iIrt'i‘v v.‘.:~r .r
mun rirruusinrrs “Irtl \wrrrlrl Irrir- to sow
tic,
.‘l;llii|gr‘l‘~ Who was ir'.’
Elma A.\ blind rnrrn ~(‘bivntzrt New...
So Cure—No Psv.
That is the way all druggists sell
Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic for Ma-
inria, Chills and Fever. it is simply
iron and eriuine in n tasteless form
Children love it. Adults prefer it tr
bitter, nauseating tonica. Price, biic.
'l'lm- unriublc plrrtru-rnt v‘ilrri rir'bur-s:
llilf’s not bring h:rppiirt-.~.;.
'l'ho- rrnunrinbir pauper Iirrl i :riir‘l
Irvlkiir' t'rrr lr.tpprue~~. All I want i:
comfort lurlirrnrrpulis .imrrnari, .
Millions of dollars. is iirr- vrrlrw pIur'
Pri il}".‘lr'~‘. \inr) liirrl. Iiirrrirrbur'g. l'u.
on the Iifr- of lit-r child. which HI]
saved from t'l'fl'lil ln‘ lire rrsv- of flir-
Minute ('nugh Cure. it cures ilII crrrrrzih.
cnlrlt- .1an throat imd lung Ir'tmlrlt-F
ricnrgc t', Sillinmr. South Norwnlk; IL,
l'. \i'mrl. Snruulk. I
Not at lunch of delight. not it bowl of
Kim ~lnn .lI'flM‘ from thr- rrrurrilml htrrrlt'i
n-i llirv :rvlvrrur-ml illltI M'Ill'II ilrv‘ ir'r-ur‘
i-lzrrz anii‘irnpcrralistn.
They took them seriously.
in llri~ they showed their llIl~-'u|illi.~-
tin-aim] !$:i\ii$:t'ri'. flirt-y wr-rr- ”HIV 1....
ulglrtcd lrrrrlhen. and much must, of ;.
truth.
l’rcw.
CASTOR IA 0
For Infants and Children. 1
fire Kill for lino Aims Bruit
Bears tho I
WNW
The nflice boy who can go on hIt'ilfL
lly attending to his duties while u IMIHI
is marching by is a genuine hero.
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t ‘52 SOUTH MAIN STREET.
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In Making " a
Purchases
OP P‘IiliNI’l‘l'ltE, III'fiS. Oil. CLOTH.
MAT'I‘INfl. LINOLEI'M. WINDOW l
SHADES, (lit ANY GOODS IN i ,
THE HOUSE I’I'RNISH- I
[Nil LINE. ‘
r. ,
Whether for the Mimic house or for
one room, it will pay you to examine.
our Stock and not prim... 'iho purchv
users will find it. in their advantage to
lake thr- iinro to look. We lil‘f‘ w—lm
in iti'rr' lilo Ililit' It) show our 800th.
r. J. on“. rr. "
Funeral Directors
and Embalmers.
r2 North iioin St. So. Norwalk.
’9’9m
1,000 Bellini I“
For any case of Hay Fever. Cold lit
the Head, Rose Cold or influenza-that
BRAZILIAN BALM will not cure, 1!
directions are ioliowed. No pomp,
not even the greatest physician, over
dared tt' make such an offer, nor would '
we if We, did not know that BRAZIL-
iAN BALM is a quick. positive, and
permanent cur-n Thompson Foster, of ,
._.,_
Wilmington. Del. saw: "I armored
with Hay Fever every simmer for toll
years. Then I used BRAZILIAN
BALM which cured me in three days.
That was in 1R8? and I have never had
It since. BRAZILIAN BA Hi! Is it won.
derfrrl remedy and does everything than
is claimed for it." We have hundred!
of such testimonials. We will give thl
{inure reward in the. case. of Asthma.
For sale by Drrrggiate. 50c and 81.00
a bottle. or sent if you mention thig
paper.
n. F. JACKSON 5 00., ‘
Manufacturing Chem
lndlnnapolid lull.
sonar ’
Children’s
Eves
should be carefully examined baton
the full term commences.
Parents ought to know whethel
their children‘s eyes are up to to.
normal standard of vision or not.
Mrtny softer from hcarittcho and are
unrrblr- to give proper attention to
their books when a careful optical
test would discover the trouble and
:1 Proper Glitnrl. Properly Adjusted,
wmrlrl give relief and save I 5188“!
trouble in later years.
My exdmlmrtlons are Very thorongl
and made Without Charge. .
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0. B. JACKSON,
GRADUATE OPTICIII,
iiitlr L. Jackson. Jeweler, 08 Wall St.
NORWALK.
P. S. r‘mullrzts' Prescriptions, mate-s
lng of (‘omporrnd Lenses and mm
repairing a specialty.
[r round
or canon.
A Bicyciel‘iVagonl
Prevents Ruffled Dis-
positions of both
Marrand Beast
Lutherlil.
Wright,
8 Madison street,
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fi’. Hwy; .1
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WAGONS errant:
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.' limno Stun-h Trade Marks. and I
2 (brunt? Warning Powder Trude Mar”.
A Putty and III-fol wuss. ‘lunlsr lino MW
Innis as shown is “I.
0
South Somalis.
thrce kinds of Trade Mark.
The
at“.
|must be presented for wagon.
Norwalk Chronicler