Other Side of the ilivor.
Arthur Wood. 0! Cream.“ mov-
so to last Norw us. T
ltev. John J. Feast has gone
Wtontoremainuntll'ruooosy.
Charles new: offlovs street, has
enclosed the porch customs.“ of his
house. ,
-Leg Lamb. 12c 1b.. at Robertson's.
Rev. C. A. Brockissisr has purchased
a house in Cove street of Herman
Thalia. -
llarry Hoyt. of Cove street. has tak-
en his yacht Mayflower out of com-
mission.
to
~l.cave your orders for home dress-
cd chickens. at East Avenuevlsarket.
Miss Rose iieiuseiman. of Fifth ave-
nue, has returned home from a visit to
New York. ’
airs. Burweil 1". Day and children. of
Van Zandt avenue. have been visiting
in Danbury.
—i?'resh Pork, 11c lb. at Robertson's.
Frank Reynolds, «cm street. has
recovered from a slight illness and re-
earned work in Bridgeport.
Thomas Smith has brought George
A. Jennings' Daphne to this place. and
will take her outgof comminion.
w“,
-E_vcrythlng the best and freshest.
at the East Avenue Market.
Mr. and Mrs. Levi Burdick, of 12 Fort
Point. street, has been entertaining oil’s.
Elbert Buggies. of New Haven.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the East
Avenue Methodist Church is planning
to hold an entertainment in the
church. .
~Shld. Steak 10c lb. Robertson's.
J. C. Gorton. of Hartford, has been
the guest of Frank L'Hommedieu. of
the Connecticut General Life insurance
Company.
Rev. F. S. Ainsworth will preach at
seek. _____
sun, minim-co;
IIIDOIPOR‘I’.
SALE OF EMBROIDERIES
THAT’S STARTLING.
. - +,
Twenty thousand yards of fine cam-
bric cmbroideries. embracing sixty
different patterns. medium and wide.
The retail value of these goods to—
day is not less than from 19c to 26c
a yard. but we have our regular im-
portation of emoroiderics coming a
month from now. so these must move
quickly. We make price 121/: cents a
yard for choice.
DRESS GOODS VALUES.
_o_-
The most asked for fabric today is
gray cheviot in light, medium and Ox-
iord shades—certainly the most ser-
viceable goods made. Splendid quali-
ties, 52 to ill inches wide, at 75c, $1.00
and 81.25.
GOLF l’LAiDS.
—0—
Have you caught the latest fad? To
be fashionable. have a golf cape. You
can buy the cloth. some plaid backs.
some piaided both sides. Price 82;»
to 82.90 a yard.
ll
RIBBON VALUES.
—0—
(L000) One thousand pieces of nar-
row fancy ribbon: value to to 15c.Saie
priceéc a yard.
No. 40 black silk taffeta ribbons; va-
lue 25¢ a yard. Sale price 17¢ a yard.
PLANNBLETTES.
- -—o—-
Spieudid selection of patterns. prices
it. title. he. 10c and 12%c s yard.
Plain colors of the Cinderella fian-
nei: price We a yard. '
IUSLIN UNDERWEAR
DEPARTNENT.
”All“ I ESP] N0 UNDERWEAR.
.f' ~0—
Wo-en's outing lsnnel gowns. all
handsomely trimmed. Prices 50, 75, so
and SI.“ “6'”-
Wo-en's outing flannel skirts. Prices
28. 1’. SO. 95 and $1.50.
Dr. Dentou's hygienic night drawers.
Prices 50. 55 and we.
-Illillxll.
.RIDOIPORY.
any” ’1. ‘L ,,
lsilmflmsstllshslestls
lllrldll!
Bruises. Cuts. all
Pain, Sore Throat,
. Sore Chest, Bron~
, chitin. Coughs and
' Colds.
t.lvoidhohstitstsa)
' Mlm'
W...
.ss'snollwnslsssssrss-
the Barnum Avenue Church Bridge-
port. Sunday morning and evening,
and in Stratford in the afternoon.
—-Prime Roast Beef, 14 and file lb.,
East Avenue Market.
Herman D. Brundage will lead the
class meeting at 9:16 o'clock tomorrow
morning in the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Church.
Jerome E. Smith will lead the Revl-
Val Band meeting tomorrow night at
6:15 o'clock, in the East Avenue Meth-
odist Episcopal Church.
~8houlder Steak. 12c 1b.. East Ave-
nue Market.
Mrs. Ads Brendicy and daughter.
Marion have returned to Lawrence,
Mass. after a visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Bland. of 2 Charles street.
Thirty-five years ago today Caleb
Wood. of Cove street. engaged in a
personal argument with a Confederate
soldier. from which he came out minus
his left arm.
-Leg of Spring Lamb, 1235c lb.. East
Avenue Market.
Captain and Mrs. Charles R. Day last
night observed the twenty-fifth nnul-
versary of their marriage. and in hon.
or of the event entertained a large
gathering of relatives and friends at
their home.'9 Bette Place. The rooms
were attractively decorated with plants
and flowers. and a fiorsi piece bearing
the ilgures “25" was suspended between
the parlors. Mrs. Day was assisted in
receiving the guests by her daughter.
Min. Hubert S. Mitchell. Mrs. Day was
a most agreeable hostess. and solicitous
of the pleasure of all. Music for danc-
ing. of which there were a dozen well-
selected numbers, was furnished by Er-
nest and Howard Worden. Banjo solos
were also rendered by Albert Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. Day were the recipients
of many handsome and useful presents,
among them being a solid silver tea
service fro the East Norwaik Wills!
Club. A untifui collation was serv-
ed during the evening.
Among the guests present were:
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Day. Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Spauiding. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward F. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Wil-
liam A. Stevens, .Mr. and Mrs. George
H. Ferris. Mr. and Mrs. E. Prank (ire-
gory. Mr. and Mrs. Frederick W. Gre-
gory. Mr. and Mrs. William A. Ray-
mond, Mr. and Mrs. Stephen S. Naphey.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert 1'. Dunn. Mr. and
Mrs. William ll. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Alonzo W. Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lau-
rette M. Smith. Mrfand Mrs. Frank
Stevens. Mr. and Mrs. D. Burr Beach,
Mr. and Mrs. George Sprague. Mrs.
William Wallace. Mrs. Voorhees. Mrs.
M. H. Mitchell. Miss Harriet McPher-
son. Miss May Wheater, Miss Aggie
wours'é
:v:s........
are the severest Judges n paper-banger
has. They'll find a "slight" if it’s hid-
den betwoan the paper and the wall.
ham-hangers never alight their
' they do more than to perfect-
iy 5r patrons. They go so far
as to to perfectly plan our pat-
ronn' frisndn That is what brings us
new contracts-that is why we are al-
ways buy-that is why every Job we
do is an advertisement for no. A It-
Isasd patron can not help talking
about it. Let no talk to you about
that lob you contoulphts having done.
——
.ttnnus,
id 33!“! Arenas. last lorwslh
W
I" All) “Will-fill!)
Furniture, Stoves,
Sowing lesbians and
donors!
leasehold Goods,
sour. ill ill mu.
”mmmu
in Isshlsgton Street Iridgo
ins ‘
» i s
new} A. malarial. 317!
l
I " , ‘49,. r
I 1‘ ith.
Adams.
‘Willartl Naphey. Howard Jsiiiff. Stiles
Lawrfnce and fl. G. Mitchell.
1 ILW COLON": POI 830030.
Dsrpes's Bruisuutlss only Awaits (its.
l‘rest’s lirturo from liar- or.
A ‘Ncw Haven Palladium reporter
yesterday obtained from Colonel ' Luc-
ion l". Burpce. commandant of the Sec-
ond Regiment. a statement which will
set at rest all speculation as to the date
of his retirement from the command of
that regiment. Colonel Burpee's res-
ignation only awaits the return from
Europe of Brigadier General .ltusseii
Frost. commandant of the Connecticut
brigade. ‘
"l some time ago made up my mind
to retire from active connection with
military affairs," said Colonel Burpee.
“and shall tender my resignation as
soon as General Frost returns. For that
matter my resignation would have
been tendered ere this. had it not been
for General Frost's absence. i feel
that to give my other affairs the at-
tention which they demand, i cannot
longer continue in my present military
position. notwithstanding the interest
which i have always taken and still
take in military affairs of this state.
On General Frost's return. the termin-
ation of my connection with the Con-
necticut National Guard will only
await the acceptance of my accounting
by the proper authorities.
“To turn from myself. i wish to say a
word for the men who have served
under me. As it stands today the. Sec—
make up by any regiment in the counr
try. its officers to a man are qualified
in the highest degree for the positions
which they occupy. and as commander
of the regiment i am free to say. that
in many ways i am indebted to them.
Of the rank and file, and especially
since our experience in last week's
Dewey trip, i feel proud. Under the
most discouraging conditions the men
manifested a spirit which proved that
thev were made of the right stuff.
That we appeared in the parade at all,
under the circumstances. is a matter
which entitles the men to praise which
i take pride in giving to them."
“iN His STEPS."
The author of "in His Steps," the
famous religious book, of which over
three million copies have now been
said. has been induced to answer. in an
article which he has sent to The Led-
ies' Home Journal. the question which
unconsciously comes to the mind after
reading his book: "is this plan prac-
ticable in our present daily life? Mr.
Sheldon does not evade the question.
but answers it in a direct and vigorous
manner. and tells exactly what he be-
lieves would be the effect of his plan
upon modern business methods and
present-day social life.
leLES FOR SOUTH AFltiCA.
Kansas City. lilo., October 7—Agents
of the British government contracted
today for 1.200 mules to be shipped on
Monday next to New Orleans. presum-
ably for transportation to South Af
rica.
Beauty In Blood Deep. ,
Clean blood means a clean skin. No
beauty without it. Cast-area s, Candy Cathar-
tic clean your blood and kec it clean. by
stirring up the lazy lirer and t ririug all im-
urrtics from the bodv. liegin tn-dsy to
numb pimples, boils, blotclies, blackheads.
and that sickly bilious complexion by taking
(jascaretsr-beauly for ten cents. All drug-
gists,satisfsction guaranteed, l0c,25c.50c. .
When asked "What's a layman?" a
pastor replied: “One who lays things
upon his pastor which he himself ought
to do."—liichmond Religious Herald.
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 C. Stillson. South Norwalir; E.
P. Weed, Norwnlk.
___.____._
There seems to be some difference of
opinion as to who is the “brains of the
Democratic party,“ but there is none at
all as to who is the lungs—Chicago
'i‘ribune.
To St Nerves in One Week
To Purify the Blood in One Week
To Cure Constipation in One Week
To Cure Sick Headache in One Day
Take Cleveland's Celery Comrouutl Tea
25c. if it fails to cure, we wrl cheerfully
refund your money. (Trial size free.)
Corcoran-So you've been to Boston,
eh? Did you find the streets crooked?
Borcheriing—Crooked! Great snakes.
every time i went out for a walk 1 met
myself coining back—New York Press.
Eat plenty. Kodoi Dyspepsia Cure
will digest what you eat. it cures all
forms of dyspepsia and stomach trou-
bles. E. R. Gamble, Vernon, Texas.
says: “it relieved me from the start
and cured me. it is now my everlast-
ing friend." George C. Stillaon, South
Norwaik: Ed. 1'. Weed. Norwalk.
A woman can hide a secret just
about as well as a sandwich man can
conceal his business.
cA-TonIA.
k... lanai-Is- nus
lgsstsss
d
a
I
Three placer. at least. are known
where green snow is found. One of
these is near Mt. Heels. leeiand; ano-
ther l4 miles east of the mouth of the
America.
"If you scour the world you will nev-
er find a remedy equal to One Minute
Cough Cure." says Editor Faekier. of
the Mieaaopy. Fin. Hustler. it cured
his family of LI Gripps and saves thon-
snnds from pneumonia. bronchitin
eroup and all throat and lung troubles.
George C. Stillson, South Norwaik; lid.
P. Weed. Norwsih.‘
Wiseonsinboastsofastateboardof
sdshie
cm?fifics.
but. .“a' .
ond regiment is not surpassed in its .
Obi and the third near the Quito, South or
s . 24
V.- a,
ill." 1
noun-shoring»
‘firyou wo
for yr
at. .41.. Mltmfltdllfiidflillm my“
l5 mo o. “N E RV E R mum- "
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lievvurn
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on
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link
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lmwsh ’ won} fr‘i’i’relirv’ulfg
that
Ilium: diam?
. ‘ lmlMl-whuwereslrkmru and
a den pm
'srvurs. ll
, that i cauum be thankful enough.
' lira than
no how. Iliafilts to ill
lwonds u}, remedy. bruitizy on
do u not write mamas.
est lb “in. heir York i‘llv.
Isud i w
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Cising Out Sale
NASH & .
Mason Jars, 400 per dozen.
J ardiniers at less than cost.
Fancy China. Vases. Lamps,
and Plain and Decorated Dinner Ware.
These goods cannot be bought wholesale in New
York for the price we are selling them.
Cor. No. Main and West Sis. So. Norwaik.
d rainy
ulrso v sand r
i twain r t i i ii
a "4 out "I p 1' me i. in.
' lira heath. ll-eoirlall
urn w uni-urinlniaflflsbh
niruirrful in ”it I
Ilifl
nu“ In. its Lem Muhrw
VII "fly
that l rouldv
used a couple of lmilirl
moremnd now lam ull right again.
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ii
an norvrrrrurd int n
In
llfllfi'liy Ifl’tl logni- In
iidrrn "i ii] ear. ivelrg
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curiilinut Heanhy
H -:.‘ ‘ .
"uni it o mourn.
Ill- .
can for four years
.ouml lllll. I
re Il’ . ~
ii nerve rrmrdy il ill 1
bottle
.reeus‘s hr mm for
me. lulu. one two
ben- l uuvvliyllrrsno's
did then- m much good
well and strong "gain.
. clild'.‘ Consultation
Y’S.
From 10c up.
Edward I. Bailey. Pm
Dumber. Dimhcr and Shindcs.
Planingand Steam Sawing.
my. D. 0. Warner to iii-ad Committee! ”mm“ in NW “wk” Hs'
rc
fill one, if not the leader of the up-
per branch of tho'l.cgisiuture.
Stephen 8. Batch. See. and M.
Having
prev \us to
llssieton'
and Pen.
Special
preparation
iivered by careful and experienced men.
JOHN
Tel.
now’ in a position to give my customers the
benefit of the same.
My stock consists of first-class Goals
My, both Lohigh and Frooburning,
miscreants or AND nuances m
Doors, Sui, Blinds, Hardwood Mantels, Casings, lilo.
Plain. Cathedral and Other Glasses.
.HIATHIN. PAPIRI.
Marshall st..
So. N orwalk.
purchased a largelsupply of Coal
the recent advance in price, I am
and .lsddo, Egg, Stove, llut
attention given the screening and
of all crud before delivery, and de-
H. FERRIS.
149 Washington Street.
£0.
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produces: new growth
mares DANDBUI- l’ and
Stop! FALLINH and
breakiugnftho hair. ('ov-
orsbald «pots
or. May‘s ilAlR~
WEALTH is prartlcaily a
Hair Food. which nets on'
the roots, giving them tho
is made from abrlnleiyl
pure vegetable Jog"?
onto and dose not rah o '
by below a
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I Dotti". I1.“
Milli
WW
HA RWF"
"ICHIIO. adulth-
Vul. ll)’ la. b!
troysdlsrssc germs in hair
of snip. bntof sums
you on on for hair, scalp,
“1:de
nth-menus
waterm—lr.
dissflfl
. ysIss
‘ l
. . .
I
required nourishment. lt .
ornate inch-legroom];
‘ .
mung-MW ,
«mundane
min-HEAL m.
The sale of "use million bottles of this elegant hair dressing in the
United States and Great Britain in I898 proves surpassing merit.
m, ”ups: KEEP l00ltifi6
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2
and matures color and:
hsaulr to may hsir. Re- '
V J ‘ Cat thk advnrtisemontout within five days,
ndlakotoa nan... menstrual eywunl mmarmmnr-s
. v u i'r'ssa noses-run
Horn-null» ssdslaflodbfl n. s s, meflimwhmw
colts.
their shops
or
way. howl-sh. hymn—moulds?” syfltssnd this
I: INS Ill-Hill All WM Still.
”filament-WW
[mm-ply unmanuwnssotIuMmuy.
SO. NORWALK—d’lslsted,‘ 43 Washington Street; Baxter, 8 south Main t.
NORWALK-Riggs, 11 Main Street.
a .35..
shale-I.
pinion.
Danni-II-
mutated m‘l.
' 1"! u used or ,
fi manor“:
- i , l ,.
“35.5.00
it":
SOAgg
PM a" “t "“Mnrfiammiy and then makes one sweep with
M
snail
ii iii”
liliSES Illlfl
invi‘lr device: helps ears as
conversation. whispers
duller-ti). beers-M when all arbor rene-
w ad Oddly and by
.3 .
YOUNG.
Every Baffle
War-ranted
to restore gray. white or
bleached hair to ynulliiul
enlrvr and his. Not allyo:
does not. stain scalp or
linen.
" NOT A GnAY HAIR
LEFT." the teslimcny of
hundreds using it.
A CLEAN. DAINTV
DRESSI Nli. DELI—
f‘ATl‘ll.Y PERFUMED
AND A5 HIPURTAYI“
ANUSCT 1'0 EVERY
TOILET. IV V DC R
HAIR l9 FALLING
01'1', BREAKING UR
FADIXU. TRY [‘1' NOW.
nil . Med
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AS TO THE CONTRARIETY OF B.\ it-
BEHS.
"Every barber on earth." said the
observant man. “has one habit that
drives me to drink. He gets you nice—
ly lathered up. strops a rumor careful-
the blade across your face. Then he
1 looks at you inquiringly and suspends
operation while he asks. 'ltazor suit
you. slrf‘ if you answer yes. he ai-
lWflYli turns around and shops the ri-
lsor two or three times. or else liP
.prornptly changes the blade. Why he
Ishould do either when you say you
fare satisfied i cannot fathom. Lately
. l have always said that thiI razor did
not suit. and in nearly every case the
harbor kept serenely at work with the
home near. i might add that that's
tors his lines ’ ,i .‘
James 1‘. Green, of '
,rests at the Stamford h
‘shuttercd knee pan
vduy evening in it Join
I freight train. The Wil is
at Glenbrook about 10 o' i ,,
was stealing it ride on the:
supposed he was being cat'
Norwnlk. where he desir.
er. when he jumped from‘t ,
landed on his right line iii;
, lust alongside the truck.
' groaning until lll‘l) camé
removwl to the G cnhrooll
; - (lrei-u suffered great with:
ml and moaned aloud Wu
for the 10:44 ’weataboulul
'KNATURE's C whit?
\\
A Young Girl's Experience.
Mydaughior‘s nerves were terribly out of
order. who was thin and weak; theleast noise
starllcdlicrmnd who my wn oflll at ni ht.
Before she had taken one package of («e or!
King Ilm change in her was so great that she
could hardly be taken for tliesams irl. She
is rnpuuv growing wcllund strong. er mm which he was taken to t
x is f -l. and shusiee well every . _ - ,
Elle oflllr's‘f’lll’i‘ry: Mf'Nlill. ilrutl'l'l VulleYipfi‘ gulls-(I 1:: 3:333:26. h“;
icry flingcurmvouslumtionand audio-i - . . P ,
e of the Nerves. Hiomuvb, Liver and kid-g and taken to tho Stamior ,
26c. and 500. i . No severe injuries other l W
W . j:— l tern-d knee pun wero'fouu ’
B '1 '0‘ 09 ”“73 LA“ ill long time before the nut
E‘ 5 l4. ’wili be out. of the hospital...
(lrcon had been to the ‘
vs. Sold by «lruggiuls.
oil‘bnt ninety cents of his I. .
of mon-‘y and hence had .. l ,‘
freight. intending to steal '
~J. ll. Valli io (in to Paris.
Governor Lolinsbui'y visited cx—(lov-
ci'nor ('ooko at l’i‘lnstcd. ycitcrday. and .. ) . . .
incidentally there were a few import-I Morwuilr, whne h" l‘ WWW
uni unnouncmwnts. Semi-officially iii mhilvm» ’
was stated that State Attorney Donald‘mww— ..- ,
('3. Warner would be chairman of the.
committee nil the revision of the staiel ' .
laws and aim it was announced thatl ' ii
Mr. Warner had accepted the i-ommis- ’ ‘
slon.
Attorney Warner is :m cit—state sen-l For any it?“ 0‘ H" 1""
star, who was a member of the upper the HEM. m9” COM 01' Infl'
brunch when Governor Lounsbnry Wasl BRAZlLiAN BALM will ..
a .stzm- senator, and Senator Warner'sgdlrcciions are followed.
ion during that session was not eVng ht greatest phy
dared to m n such an offer, ‘
we if we did not know that - ,
lAN BALM is a quick, positi‘,
permanent cure. Thompson F-' _ l‘
Wilmington. Del. says: "I‘ ~
with Hay Fever every summer - ‘ «
years. Then i used B . .u '
BALM which cured me in three
That was in 1887 and l have never
it since. BRAZIIJAN BALM il a,
derful remedy and does everything
is claimed for it." We hare
of such testimonials. We will give
same reward in the case 01 ,
For sale by Druggists. bile and" '
,. a bottle. or sent if you mention w
‘ ‘ paper. .“
case'soé‘iir“. 9?? a. r. .mcxson a on.
i t'mhm
our own druggs .w o
“wildcat-(h for uni-B2,“ “It:
w . ten iy per: al'n y n
bolli. lips-Irony cu'res. .t bosomflw,
fllrlnleI-d to cure, or we refund money.
Starling Isa-£10... I hleseo. laslrssl. low lurk-
(lovernor i.oun;-‘bur_\' also incidentall-
ly unumincml that Joseph ll. Vaiill, oi
Winifred. would lu,‘ the representative
from Connecticut for file Paris and
lluffnlo cxpurllilone. and the latter np-
poiutmrnt will be officially annoum‘i-d
in a few days.
The committee on the revision of the
state's statutes will not have to report
until the next Legislature.
__.__..__._._-
ltrsstl with on whether you continue sh
urns-killing unseen habit. no-‘ro-nn l
removes the desire for tobacco. wi --
outnsrvuusdlsireas. u isnioo
tine, purlllln the w
stores but rnsoh .
lndianapolil. ind.
School
Children’s
Eves
should be carefully examined pm
the fall term commences. '
Parents ought to know whethen
their children's eyes are up to tag
normm standard of vision or not.
Tim irony of (are is never more per- .
[wily dcmonsimlml than when we
save up mom-y enough to pay a press—
ing hill and have this sum go li‘fl‘ily in
tin- mails.
SAVED A BOY'S Lll-‘E.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of Mil-
ford Dcl.. says: "Brazilian Balm say—
ed my boy's life. He begs inst like
the one we lost with croup. 9 gave
him a low doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mor— unable w give proper attenti
ning." their books when a careful
For sale by R. H. Plaisted and F. H. test would discern the
Baxter. 9. Proper Glass, Properly
('bolly » How‘s Fm-«lyw tiing ouwlth
his nnislm-bc-prmliii-or?
.tlgrrr—Why. he's thrown it up.
. (‘lioiiy—-\\’iullly’.' How's ihui'.’
Algy~~ile says it requirnl such :in
amount of wulibing in that it wore
army the hairs as soon as they grow:
besides being a ieru'ibie stwnin run iii-
stu'o-ngtli.“Pick-Mc-I'p.
would give relief and savs a T" ..
trouble in later years. .1
My examinations are very, , . -
and made Without marl.-
s
Gillillli’fll OillClil.
llith L liaison. larder. it [all .~'. '
The "Flow linv Preacher." ltcv. .l.
Kirkmnn. ilcllc Hire. lil.. sure. "After
suffering from Bronchial or lung trou-
coughs. colds. grippi- and all throat and
lung troubles. George (‘. Stillson,
South Norwnlk: Ed. P. Weed. Norwnlk
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repairing a specialty. ».
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PIL.
9*! fllfi‘ffll tiretonum «new ,
mm protruding piles brought on by W
tmn with which 1 WM afflicted for twenty
you: i ran across your CASCARETS in the
town of Nowell. la. and never found anth
to equal them. 'l‘n-dny I am entirely free '
piles and feel like :i new man. "
C. H-Klf‘fl. liil Jones so. Sioux City.
“You tsliow faced slob!" snarled 11:»
hliii boy of the neighborhood. “For
two cents l'd break your face."
"l shall go and consult lb“ lexii'n'ia
in reference to that word 'slob,‘ " NH-
poudmi tho oihcr. a little boy from Hos.
ton. wrathful but SPIf-pllsfit'rrml. "and,
if it has :in opprobrious signification i
will return and chastise you."~i‘hL
coco 'l‘rihuue.
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‘ OABTORIA. CANDY
3,", a. he find in use than Bras: CATHAaric'
Mrs-tun
a! , i, 94%,”
"All! Mil m
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Onc of the masterpieces of musical
rim-ks has just been mmplrlml fur ilii‘
emperor of China, in whose ll:‘.li.«'i'. bu-
side pointing out the correct time, it
will play selections with a fully equip-
ped automatic orchestra.
Plenum. Valuable. merit. Thole Good. no
Good, Never sickcn. Weaken. or Gripe. mite.“
m CURE COII‘I’IPA‘I’IOI. nor
‘ kf rd Hodgdon \lc lm‘flqut"~;ww-w
Jose h fitoc o . . i ..
hcaicdpa sore. running for seventeenl I0-lfl-IIB?J&1£“J£E¥W‘W
years and cured his piles of long stand-
ing by using Dertt's Witcu Hazel
Salve. it cures all skin diseases. George
(3. Stilison. South Norwaik: Eli. l’.
Weed. Norwalk.
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wisns own use
For 46 Ozone Trade Marks and
. - 2 Ozone Starch Trade Marks
Woman s real greatness consists in .
being able to cry over the little disup- l 3 010““ Washing Po'd" T” m
.' ii and ion h at the bigln andlasfsl'sgsn. mum,
ggintmenia of to g . run, as a“
52 SOUTH MAIN 873m. l
South Norwnlk. l
The three kinds of Trade In"
"isn't he a trifle rinse?"
“Close? Mon. he‘s so stingy he’d
steal the mark oil' a mulc!"—~ch York
Press. .
Millions of dollars. is the value plac- , “
ed by Mrs. Mary Bird. Harrisburg, Pa..‘
on the life of her child. which sbn‘
saved from croup by the use of On:-
Minute Cough Cure. it cures all coughs.
colds and throat and lung troubles ,
George (7. Stiiison. South Norwalk; [-2.1
P. Weed, Norwnik.
The crisis—channel poll tax 0
cents on each passenger between .ng- l
land and France. it is shown by lbw
..
ml
lthe ream that i am now sharing my-
self."—liev York San.
Dover harbor boards annual report , ISIS so In“.
and accounts. issued recently. ammintv‘, (lines. on Slalom .
ed to “.235 during the last iz month“ 3W1.
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Manufacturing MN ' .,
Many suffer from headache and an ,
ble for ten years. i was cured in: One] NORWALK. . 1‘,
Minute (‘ongh f‘ure. it is all that iii [3' s. Ucuiints’ kiwi-mam m '
claimed for it and more." it rim-s: ing of Compound ”m m m ‘
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CASTORIA 7
ForlnfantsandChildren. ; .N : .fi' .
bribilnliauilvaplugli; '3, ‘ m, _ . .,
Bomtho "pr , l ,
W"°°‘W i sucutav it ensures, :-
. must be presented for wagon. at“. ,
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