‘fltli‘tt Philippine Insur-
w ' toilets Attacks
’ l ‘ Jutland:-
no M
Auteur 10, 9:10 a. m.—-Ma-
A“ ; ltd-nicked men of the
‘ :c. meat. made a recon-
» _ . .In the direction of
u. four miles out of Gun-
”filtered a body of 100 in-
w oil they routed. capturing
. . . and three armed privates.
.. ., Blanca they met another
diam“ and rented them,
3 her armed lieutenant
7 ’ rate. Returning with
» wealth-Wm Bell encountered
fhemy a- thlrd time. The recon-
. . f-Ultollnacattering the in-
leltwtwo days have witnessed
.... lie outpost tiring by small
~ ,otllnsurgentsyon the northern
- . Simultaneous with the affair
,.La.lsolnaChurch, yesterday. the
to cftbe American forces at Ca-
. . “no and Mariouina were
. p , t appears that the insur-
-t neighborhood are operat-
ion“ of from five to twenty;
is rumored that attacks are to be
:upon the hospitals. The upris-
. ila will result in extra vig-
. e part of the United States
Schwan's advance into San
Malabon is expected to
. In the morning.
MN LOST BY DROWNING.
' Hulls. September 24. via San r‘ran-
circa. October Ill-The army in Luzon
.:,~hds‘.lost.more men during the past
‘ fortnight by drowning than by bullet.
‘ All the little streams which in dry
.woether were more creeks have be-
omne swift. wide rivers with unexpect-
ed and treacherous currents and eddies.
Ten colored‘soldiers of the Twenty-
. ‘ fourth Infantry wore drowned at thc
Hernquini river on the 22d of August
in a drift exactly duplicating the loss
of five soldiers in the Pasig river
.. three months ago. Soldiers are con-
Vefldhcrou streams on bamboo rafts
whine motive power Is a rope stretched
between the banks. In both cases the
broke. the rafts were overturned
and part of the soldiers, weighted-down
with guns. haversacks and heavy am-
munition belts. were unable to reach
the shore. Private .1. E. Poole. of the
Twenty-elsbth. lost his life in attempt-
ing to rescue his comrades. The last
~ of- the bodies of the ten soldiers were
‘ ' recovered in tho rivcr this week. and
allhave been buried with military
honors. ‘
Four men of the Third Infantry sta-
tioned at Quingua were drowncd in
the Bag Bag river before daylight on
the morning of the 17th. when the reg-
llnent was started against the fort-cs
oftl’ilar. which were threatening the
railroad near Maloos. Corporal I’ctcr
Larson was the. hero of this accident.
He‘was drowned in a brave effort, to
heave others. Lieutenant Chauncey fl.
‘ Hpmphreys rescued several of his men
[great efforts and was himself nour-
.y wned during the work. The rog-
3'
,3? “Inert -st.artcd from Quingua at :i
"f dolor: in the morning and swam lllc
vBIg g river.‘ carrying their guns. 140
_ of ammunition and haversacks.
river is wide and shallow and
t of,the distance was fordablc, but
e current had become swift. so that
, many were carried away. Seventeen
were compelled to drop their guns to
get across.
Corporal Larson had reached the
" _ farther shore when he heard the crics
d the drowning men. and plunged back
with his gun still strappcd to his back.
Bo carried one man of his company in
slfoty Ind turned back a second film.
He was heard to say: "I don't think
I can make it. but will try."
‘He reached mldsircam and was
struggling to bring out another hcip—
less private, when both sank and were
lost. Mést of the! men took off their
shoes before crossing and marched and
fought a “day in their socks. a most
uncomfo ble expericncc in the jun-
gle country.
'I'. J. Mattcns. of Leavenworth. nan-
sas, a private of the Twenty-ninth In-
fantry. was drowned in the Pasig on
the 23d. He was boarding a scllooncr
In front of the office of the captain or
the port. when a rope to which lu-
was holding broke and he fell into ihf‘
river. He rose only once. but as no
help could reach him he disappoarcd.
SWEI'I' BY FOREST FIRES.
Great Damage In Mill Valley and the Ad
joining Country of California.
San Francisco, October 10~A llrc.
believed to be of incendiary origin. has
time great damage in Mill Valley and
the adjoining country .nbout the base
of MounteTamapals. The town of Mill
Valley was for several hours in immi-
nentdanger. and summer guests had
to make for temporary places of safe-
ty.
“Owl's Nest." the residence of George
'1'. Hersh, was destroycd. Over 640
acres were burned orcr and several
buildings destroyed. Many homcs were
renewed by hack firing. Hundreds of
I!!! from Sausilltio and other adja-
cent points fought tbc flames for many
hours and over a dozcn pcrsons wcrc
severely burned. The loss ranges from
81”..” to £500,000.
. Lorenzo Ferrari. a Inborcr. who wm
fighting the fire. is missing. and is bco
lined to have bccn burncd to death.
may cattle and horscs pcrisht‘d.
The Tire had not been cxtinguishcd this
(“moon and a number of handsome
autism-es were still in danger
country
of dutruction.
It's 1 . -‘ a - .
To Disprove Tech 1' l5 ”‘3‘”! ,‘
Iggy to Verify loath lee-v . «
Wk Opinion. " ’
Nothing by way of an introduction '1”. “ms,
could be added to the experiences and . .. . ..
opinions given below that could in- 0‘" second ”00" A. 09'9““ exclu-
lively to Wall Papers. Here you will
and the you latest patterns.
crease their value. Soui'b Norwalk peo-
‘ I ‘l y ':‘ . '
BMW, Alli
Illll .
ple can safely be ion to draw their
'We'cafiy' a very large stock of
own conclusions based on convinc-
ing proof as this citisen oil rs. What is
paints ‘ of the: best known makes-
they're guaranteed to wear as well as
there inciting in evidence like this to
satisfy a dyed~|mthc~wooi "Doubling
to hold their color. Our Oils and Var-
nishu "are thennishing touch" to
Thomas"
Mr. II. Swain. No. 31 Franklin street,
by occupation a lineman. says: "I was-
ln s New York hospital for over a year
under treatment for kidney complaint
and urinary trouble, and when dis-
charged i received an insured card. I “I! 1"“
had too frequent notion of the kidney ' ,
secretions: in fact I had lost. all eon- “HMS “Tums
"'01“ I WOW?“ DWI" KMMY Pills that enable artists to make their
"'0‘" “mm" m 5‘0”” “‘9" did paintings "works of art" are here. We
me more good ”a” "y “a" over dld' have tube and water colors. The very
best kind. Everything for artists.
PICTURE Phillis.
We make a. specialty of making pic-
ture frames to order. Bring your
pictures here—select s moulding that
Just suits you. and we'll frame it to
your utmost satisfaction.
and not only mentted myself. but I
advised Mrs. Swain to take Dean's Kid-
ney Pills for her backache. They cured
her.
Sold for 50 cents a box. if your deal-
er doeen't keep then, write us. Footer-
Milburn 00.. Buffalo, N. Y.. sole agents
for the United States.
Remember lube narne—Doan'e—ond
take no other. ‘
TO REVISE THE STATUTES.
Governor Lounsbury has announced
his appointments for the commission
to revise the state statutes. They are
as follows: Donald 1‘. Warner, Salis-
bury; Gardiner Green, Norwich ; Henry
C. White. New Haven; James P. An-
drews. Hartford; Michael Kencaliy,
Stamford. and William A. King. Wind-
ham. The governor stoted that us he
understood it the commission would
elect its own chairman, but he had
placed the name of Donald T. Warner
at the head of the list.
Our order for those goods
20 styles of boating stovcs
Wail Papers. Painters' Supplies, Art-
isis' Materials. '
Pictures Framed to Order.
Painting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
DECKEQl,
87 Washington street,
South Norwalk, Conn.
Tel. Call. 143-6. Open evenings till 8:30.
Paints and
Varnishes.
Devoe’s
PAINTS.
Longman
in an hour to operate them.
or had.
ware, also sterling novelties.
Open every evening.
‘I'o Caro OonEtlpsuon forever.
Take Cuscureta Candy Cnthnrtic. 10¢ or 250.
If C. C. 0. fall to cure. drugglste refund money.
NOVEMBER INTEREST.
Washington, October Iii—Assistant
Secretary of the Treasury Vandcrlip
has issued an order anticipating the
November intcrcst without discount.
The order also providcs for thc antici-
pation of the entire fiscal year's inter-
est at a discount of two-tenths of one
per cent. a month. if this offcr is tak-
cn advantage of it will release about
830,000,000.
'ro Ours a Cold in one Dav.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
UNDERWEAR
Abendroth Ranges are the Best.
was placed before the advance In iron. which on-
nbies‘tirto offer them at foundry prices.
from $3.00 to $20.00 each.
See our new Puritan oil heater. llg..t. durable, handsome. odorless. smoke-
less. cheap. More simple to operate lh an a common lamp, and costs less than
STOVE REPAIRS ANI) FITTING S Hill ANY STOVE EVER MADE.
Ollr lamp department always the pride of our store, is today. far ahead of
its usual beauty. Our assortment is the greatest and grandest we have ev-
l‘ine table nlld pocket cutlery from all the standard manufacturers including
foreign makes such as Rogers and Wad c (l: Butcher.
Full lines of Rogers. Rllsseils & Holmes & Edwards fine silver plated
HOUSEFIIRNISHING GOODS OI" EVERY DESCRIPTION.
Goods delivered 50 miles.
'I'cl. 138-4. ’
W. S. STURTEVANT,
North Main and firm Streets.
South Norwalk.
8: Martinez
PAINTS.
Berry Brothers’
'VARNISHES.
All druggiste refund the money if it
falls to cure. 25c. The quinine ha.-
ls. B. Q. on each tablet.
OLYMPIA IlOlYNl) FOR BOSTON.
Hull. Mass, October Ill—Tho rruiscr
Olympia, bound from New York for
Boston. was sighted tcn milcs cast of
Illlll at m5 o'clock this morning.
Boston. ()ctobcr Ill—Cruiser Olympia
is have to off the Ilghisilip bclow Ilull.
probably waiting for the tide. It is
doubtful if she reaches the upper bar-
bor bcforc aftcrnoon.
These are the lead-
ers. Buy no others.
now ls THE season. ‘
FOR GENTS.
WE HAVE THE GOODS.
FOR LADIES.
FOR CHILDREN.
A NAIlllOW ESCAPE.
Thankful words written by Mrs. Alia
E. Hart, of (iroton. S. l), "Was taken
with a bad cold which settled on my
lungs; cough act in and finally tcrmina~
ted in Consumption. Four doctors gavc
me up. saying I collid live but a short
time. I gavc myself up to my Savior.
determined if I could not stay with thy
friends on carih. I would mect my air
sent oncs nbovc. My husband was ad
vlscd to gct Dr. King's New Discovery
for Consumption, Coughs and Colds. I
Kinsman
WATKINS
a now.
112 Washington st.,
South N orwalk.
HOSIERY
A
Our Children ’s Hose,
SPECIALTY.
at 2 for 250
.. nun,”
gave it a trial. took in all eight bot-
tles. It has cured me. and thank (led.
i am saved and now a well and healthy
woman." Trial bottles free at Frank ll.
Baxter's drllg store. Regular size, 504
and $1.00. Guaranted or price refund
ed.
WE BAll Tilllll ATTEIITIIll
1 A bettcrouc at.........19¢
Several styles at. . . . . . .25c
.lladicsllose at..-..-....lUc
Ladies hose. . . . . . .2 for 250
A FRICHTi-‘i’l. BLUNIlElt'
Will often causc a horrible Ilurn
Scald. (‘ut or lirllisc. lluckicn’s Arnlcs
A variety at.-.-.-..-..25c.
Snivc. the best in thc World. will kill
the pain and promptly hcal it. Cure:-
Old SOI’I'S, Fovcr Sores, Ulcers lloiis
Felons, Corns. all Sitlu Eruptions.
Best Pile (.‘urc on earth. Only 25 cents
a box. (‘um guarantccd . Sold by
Frank II. Baxter Druggist.
LAST DAY IN CHICAGO.
President lcliialcv to leave the City
Tonight for Evansville, Ind.
Chicago. October lo—i'l'oday is l’rcs-
ident McKinley‘s last day of his stay
in Chicago and it was so arrangcd as
to permit the chief cxcclltive of the
10.000 bushels
To the advantages offerd In the using
of our Lehigh Coal: Lesa dirt. less
dust, more comfort, more satisfaction,
nation to 990 the most people and pin“ more bent to we busheltul' mar. ”on.
iicipatc in the most entertainments in any to the ton than any coal sold.
the ”a“ possible “me' ’ Gives satisfaction because it's salts-
The day was taken up in informal rc- factory coal. Try it once. you“ n.
captions. luncheons and banquets. and the “7mm. of using it glwgyg. 35.00
was to culminate in the evening in the W an.
industrial pageant. The reunion of II-
IRVIIO EOOKWOOD 8 00.
linois regiments and the Army of Ten-
Successor to B. Harris.
nessee. an annual event of importance.
was the first thin on the da 's ro-
g y p Coal Yard and Office. Water street;
Branch Office. corner Washington and
and 10 cal-loads
e
A. DICKERMAN a soN,
84 WASHINGTIIII STREET. will,
.IlWWIE'E.
01d Recleaned Clipped Willie Oats,
01d Timothy Hay,
AT OUR ELEVATOR.
Horses fed on new oats and new
boy are subject to the Colic.
RAYMOND BROS.
gram. Herc President McKinley was
,fi ithhis ldc rad. r
grep N w 0 0m 08 m a m” Main street. South Norwalk, Conn.
Telephone Call. 31-5.
ll. ARTHUR Bllilllll,
lowing thc reunion of Illinois Regi-
ments and the army of the Tennessee
I I
Biennial Ellgllleer
and Contracts.
the balance oflhc dny'a programme is
as follows:
. ii a. m.—Rm-cption to the prcsidcnt
and s. McKinley at Woman's Aihlc-
Bones wiring of every description.
Gas and electric fixtures. motors.
storage batteries, telephones.
Repairing and Jobbing a specialty.
tic Cll ).
29 WALL STREET.
THE slasr
1:4 m.——Rcccption to thc president at
the Press Club.
I p. m.—Canadiau-Amcrican rcccp-
tion and luncheon for Premicr Iaturicr
at the Great Northern Hotel.
I p. m.—-l.uncheon to internal rev-
enuc oillcials at Union League Club.
I p. m.—Pubiic reception for Presi-
dent McKinley at Memorial Hall
4 p. flu—Luncheon for the president
at the Chicago Club. .,
bury—Illumination of the Court of
HIGHLAND BAVARIAN.
M
‘ ‘SAY..M;-Mli!ll shamanism
HIGHLAND MALT EX'IRAUT,
and..li_alt with iron.
PUT UP EXPRESSM FOR FAMILY USE,
as carefully as a physician's prescription.
THE PUREST siAiJl‘ TONICS MADE.
amid up the weak. and are unsurpassed in any particular.
‘Hotels and saloons mrnlshed at reduced prices.
DELIVERED FREE 70 Panorama.
ISAAC G. HAMILTON. Sole fluent,
South Norwalk. Telephone call, lib-5.
THE HIGHLAND. Winninul.
HIGHLAND UN '1‘“ LABEL “BANS HIGHEST 81'me
Honor.
6:30—Commercial Club banquet for NORWALK.
the president at the Auditorium. -
6:30 p. tin—Banquet for Postmaster YOUR “WW
General Smith. at the Auditorium. IN ”
ii p. m.—lndustrial parade. m mg m
”:30 p. m.—Prcsidcnt leaves the city WILL B! m
for Evansville. Ind. BY
33 NORTH IAIN STREETS
Some women show an absolute gift '0“ m 1‘01. Call. 130-3.
for diplmnacy in the way they sneak ”A" IN
the nickel out of sight of the conductor ALL THE OTHER PAPERS
when he once overlooks it. II M . .. l
MALT BEVERAGES.
HIGHLAND BRANDS:
HIGHLAND BRANDS Alll‘l STRICTLY UNION.
HIGHLAND Plasmas.
HIGHLAND CREAM aw.
Stock Ale and Porter.
nouwam HOTEL.
Norwalk.
_ Dcl.. says:
us sou} ‘ f ‘L. V llllvb.
San Fraucfhcor October t In Uni-
ted States transport Newport. which
arrived from Manila last night brought
tilt. discharged regulars. mainly from
the Third Artillery, the Fourth Caval-
ry. the Fourteenth infantry and Com-
pany IS, of the Signal Corps. 88 men
under command of Lieutmant Frank
ii. Bailey. Fivcsnlon died of dylsentery
on the trip from Nagasaski. These
were Sergeant Major Young. of the 22d
Infantry; Private Walsh. of tho litll
infantry; Privatc Hancock. of lll’!
'l‘hlrtl Artillery; Private Shurkcy, of
the 9th infantry. and till unknown dis-
charged soldier.
No man can boronvimmd that i-‘l'i—
day Is unlucky when it happens to ac
salary day.
Joseph Stockford. liodgdon.
healed a sore running for sevcnlccn
years and cured his piles of long utaud-
lug by using DeWitt's Witch Hazel
Solve. It cures all silin discascs. Goorgo
C. Stillson. South Norwaik; Ed. 1'.
Weed, Norwalk.
M'COY ANXIOUS TO MEET h‘l’PZ.
Cincinnati, Ohio. Octobcr iii-«Kid
McCoy is Ill this city and says his )1.-
000. pllt up to make good his challenge
to fight Fitzsimmons. will remain up
until the time limit as ircs, for he
docs not bclicve that PI zsimmons lu—
tends to meet him. Meantime ilc has
all offcr from Brady in New York to
light I’olcr Mahcr for a purse of $2.-
000 before Brady’s Athletic Clllb about
tlli'. lust of November.
accept this if l‘itzsimmons docs
fight him.
CASTOR IA
, For Infants and. Children.
Illl Kill You llau Always Bought
Bears the M. : :f‘
Signature of
Tho two girls had bccn taking n walk
through the flcids. Om was a bold. bad
girl. the other, ll modcst, timid onc.
They came to a very high stile. and a
\‘cry awkward one at that.
"I don't arc how we can gct ovcl‘
that." szliri lllc bold thing.
"I «In—but I Ilopc no ullc clsc will."
ltlllli‘il tlli mods-st onc.-—-l’ick .lic L'p.
not
Thc "I‘imv lloy l’rcm-llcr." Ticv. .l.
Kirkman. IIciic ltivc, lll.. says. “After
suffcl'lng from Ilroncllilll nr'lung il'Oll-
bio for icn yours. I was curcd by One
Minuo1 ('ollgh i‘urc. It is all that is
claimed for it and more," it cures
coughs. colds. grippc and all throat and
lung troubles. Ccorgc C. Stillson,
South Norwaik: Ed. P. chd. Norwalk.
The ccccntricitles of thc mail Iil'c
quitc up to the reputation of the sex
in this line.
OASTORIA.
Bunthe
lilo Kill You lists "can 8cm
.. W
Signature
Prcl'ious to iSSi tllc lllilir’i‘ of com
TllOIIH was liglltcll by calllllcs. which
wcrc ailiscd in nlasslvc cllamlclicrs.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. (‘aptain II. Hubbard, of Mil
ford Dcl.. says: "Brazilian Balm sav-
cd my boy's life. He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to slecp. and was all right in the mor-
ning." .
For sale by R." H. Plaisted and F. ii.
Baxter.
The Woman who is prompt is rapidly
becoming Icss null Ices of ii fl'cak.
Don't Tobacco Spit and Smoke four life they.
To null lullucro easily and forever. In: mat:
nellc. full of lilt'. norm and \ lgor, tulle No~'l'o
Ilzw. tllc \londcr il’tll'lit‘l‘. that lililltt" ll‘t‘flli men
strong. All llrllgglstn. 50c or ii. (‘urc guurnn
feed Iloollicl. and sample frcc Addrcss
Sterling Iicnlclly Co. Chicago or New Yolk
At a l'cl-cllt ill'>t congress of Russian
dcnlisis It was llf‘l'lilf‘fl to petition ihc
gm’crnmcllt to appoint a visiting don-
iist for cycry school and high school
lil thc clllpirc.
ONLY CURE FOR Di'Sl’EPSlA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of new Castle
"I suffered for ycars with
dyspepsia. 1?st to have great distres
and belching. I tried everything I
could hear of. bllt nothing helped me
till I took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured me completely."
For sale by R. If. PIaisted and F'. H
Baxter.
A man who was sure to «Lie a licaill
of forturc ill tcn _\'f‘.’ll‘.«' would think
more of the trifling gratification or ca-
lamity of tho day than of his torn fir-sh
and twisted nerves hcnl-c,-—Sydncy
Smith.
. TAPE "
WORM
“A tape worn eighteen cm long at
least came "1": the scene after my taking two
CASCARE This I am sure has caused my
bad health for the past three years. I am still
taking Cascarets. the only cathartic worthy of
notice by sensible pcople "
Gnu. W. Boles. Baird, bliss.
CANDY
CA‘I’HARTIC
nus-ac. . «a. be
Good. chovfiEmiaeaunrgr “mung 2.9:. 50:.
GUI! OOII‘I’IPATIOI.
low fest. ill
“thdmm
Me...
lic will glady'
”Eggs:
, signature Shel
llllctcbernnd bubeensladeuder
. his personal supervision‘fcrcvcr.”
. years. Alicwaoone tcdeoeiveyoa
‘ “1m”? ‘m‘ii‘
. u n .1. n
J andeadan. go: the health Children
. 'W against 14le
. What Is catatonia
3 Canada is s harmless ' e
I for Castor Oil, Paregcric. Drops and
‘ Soothing Syrups it is Pleasant... It
contains neither Opium. lcrphfne
nor other Narcotic sciatica: he
age is its guarantee It destroys
Worms and alleys Feverlshneis. It
cures Diorama and Wind Colic. It
relieves Teething Troubles, cares
Constipation and l’iatslsncy. It as-
similates the Food, regulates the
Stomach and Bowcls, giving healthy
and natural sleep. The Children’s
Paaaccum'fhe Mother’s Friend.
The find You llalalisap Bought
Bears the Signature of
am
In Use For’Overao Years-
vug "rev-us ecu-var. were voa'st cm. ’
The long light ovcrcoats of the men
ilavc on tho slcndcr once the appear-
allco of dnipcry on a bean polc.
Prcsidcnt King. l-‘armers' Bank.
Brooklyn, Mich. has used DeWitt's
Littlc Early .ltlscrs In his famlly for
years. Says they are the best. These
famous Ilttlo pills cure constipation.
hiliousness and all liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stillmn. South
Norwalk; Ed. I’. chd. Norwaik.
If is wondcrful how casiiy a widow
tumbles down whcn a woman knows
shc looks wcil with hcr hair in disor-
dcr.
“thn our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough. our doctor gave
Onc Minute (‘ough Cure. They recov-
ered rapidly." writes P. B. Belles, Ar-
gyle. Pa. It comes coughs, colds.
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
George C. Stliison. South Norwalk; Ed.
P. Weed, Norwalk.
Many of us have suffcrcd just as
much and quite as unjustly as Dreyfus.
but wc are not offered $200,000 for a
recital of our woes.
Beauty ls Blood Deep.
(‘lcan blood means a cican skin. No
beauty without it. ('ascarcls,('nmlyi‘atllar-
tl'c clean your blood and Itccp it clean, by
stirring up ‘Ilt.’ lazy ilvcr null (lrlvlng all im-
rurltlcs from the body. Ilegin to-day to
thumb pimples. lloils, lllolcllcs. blackheads,
and that sickly llilloue conlplcxlon by taking
(‘aslarets.—bcallty for tcllccnls. All drug-
glsts, satisfaction guaranteed. We, 25c.50c.
Watch a man combing Ills moustache
of thc photographer's if you wish to
l‘(‘fllIZ(‘ that vanity is not entirely con-
trolicd by the fair sex.
“it did inc more good than anything
I cvcr uucd. My dyspepsia was of
lnonllls' standing: after eating it was
tcrribic. Now I am wcil." writes S. If.
chllcr, Iloisington. Kas., of Kodol
Dyspcpsia Cure. It digests what you
eat. i'lcorgc C. Stilison. South Nor-
walk; Ed. P. chd. Norwalk.
(‘Iara—I have my photograph takcn
cvcry tllroc years; I thillk it‘s so inter-
i-sfillg.
l":lllny~-(_)il, whatever do you do with
thcm all?
—.
OASTORIA.
a... 11.. Tile liilll Yul lieu Allan Mill
W
Sits-tun
of
Siam illP. foundation of tho Legal
Aid Association lll New York, 90,000
pcopic viciimizml by tilcir fellows. have
sought and found justice through its
i‘lTllli:.
A SUFFERER.
Franklin Venablc. an old lchml
teacher of Mariton, N. .I.. writes: 0n
sevcral occasions before using Corona
Rheumatism Cure, I was a great suf-
ferer from Rheumatism: after having
used the Corona Cure for two weeks
I feci as well as ever." Price one do].
lar per package. Manufactured by
Corona Compounding Company, Cam-
den. N. J. For sale by R. If. Phi-ted,
43 Washington st. South Norwalk.
Conn.
Heavily bordered stationery is not
devised for "blackmailers" as much as
the thought suggests itself.
HOW TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children subject to at-
tacks of 'croup. Whenever an attack is
coming on my wife gives them Cham-
berlain‘s Cough Remedy and it al-
ways prevents tho attack. It is a
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else wc run out of. it
would not do to ho without Chamber-
lain's ('ough ltcmcdy. More of it Is
sold here than of all otbcr cough medi-
cine combined—J. M. Nickle. of Nick-
le lime. merchants. Nicklcvillc. Pa.
For sale by George C. Still-ion, South
Norwalk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
if a woman thinks she is rraily very
stylish she will have herself photo-
graphed in a hat. r
TocuroaconghInOneDay
IO-TD-IAG anmmmmr
When a man is attacked bv remorse
Tocareacoldintlnenay
ToCunlchhreatinOneDay
the case is generally so scvr-l'c that it.
lasts but a little while. ;
lo Caro—lo l’av. ‘
That is the way an srugglsts sell.
Grave's Tasteless Chill Tonic. for his?
laria, Chills and Feveru it is simply
Iron and Quiniue in a tastelcos form.
Children love it. Adults prefer it to
bitter, nauseating tonlcl. "I“. We.
ToOnreBoarssnesstnOnoDay
Take Cleveland's Lung Healer, 25 cults.
if it fails to care, we wi I cheerfully refund
your money. (Trial also free.)
In Japan vaccination is compulsory
and the government makes its own
lymph and issues it free of charge. Re-
vaccinatlon at stated periods is also
rigidly enforced. Only calf lymph is
used.
Norwalk Chronicler