-; .. p ' r Vesicle
' hastening.
._ ‘ - is-Huildreds oi
. . ads Point. In 'I.‘.
' the'wrdck'or'the'
mbuat the Nutmeg
.l'liii phone in name:
.. We! of yachts.
smaller craft circled
, bulk in a vain searcl
. Jillian. '3 Q
' ' .presidont of the
. :OOIIDIIIY. ac.
molly. manager
. early, with sev-
made as thorough all
as possible. but with-
' y'was found. and
hing was resumed
‘ yeported as dead
. l,‘ on Saturday won
2 .. y. They are Iter-
‘ ,oiie‘r: Charles Antler
‘ . “Nils fillson,.a meln
. a. Alter jumping int:
Ware picked up by
‘ , , are no heard fron
. . W assumed that they
> . number of known
'yeeterusy to iden-
glld little girl whosl
pilot-e in the vicinity
.. ."i e in Hewlitt it,
ng rooms, in Port
: Hr.- Jenkias and Mr.
.1 . told that nothing had
. on the bodies to aid in
- . m except a scrap of paper
. jtl was wrapped. bearing tho
r“Wl Dayle. Jr.. No. 1.13!
[New York." No such numl
. . I ,. city directory. .
’- ‘ l' .. . Justice of the Peace snr‘
. 'will co-operate witl
~ as in removing and establish
mittyfioff v‘ictidms. Jaguar;
' "line etc ayat n
”"rkhd‘Jotnsd ill the search. Ht
,3.‘. en in eat on Wednesday.
. r the ti went out yesterday
,, - of the Nutmeg State was am
"one hundred and fifty yards iron
t when the tide was low thert
y a few feet of water about the
Mir. Jenkins and his men found
the wreck had filled with water
'mads hoiea in the sides of the
ram! began to search the "III"
. .73 the water had run out. The vas-
' a’corupiete wreck. Whatevel
.. y be there were covered with
and progress toward finding
., all impossible.
. ”Skins will return to the scent
‘ early this morning with
g " of] in draught. An effort will
”“2 , . before the tide goes out tz
- the wreck far up too beach.
‘ , in response to questions.
."I have no statement to main
that the vessel is a total loss. l
‘ , ”Mas of the value of the cargo
a ‘ ~ the bills of Iading were born
" r (U til I get the duplicate bills l
m ngt' know The Nutmeg State
W oilhtlfird a v'sry large cargo oi
.3" I in merchandise."
ins said he knew nothing
”charges of cowardice on the pari
“creme-ids from what he had
II make a thorough investiga'
said, “but our first efforts
directed toward finding whai
may be in the wreck."
far from the wreck of the Nut-
‘ .are several other hulks of
, hich have met disaster in tha'
.7 The Nutmeg State lies at th«
= » “East Creek, at Old Hen Point.
thrifty persons assembled
‘ ‘ the wreck of the Nutmeg Stair
.. . ;the day. There was a consider-
. ' tlty of sheet copper and cop-
‘ boll about the vessel. and whilr
'~ ' kills and his assistants wart
for bodies these men werv
7 , wreckage. it was said they
. all the sheet copper for twelve
’ ahllfcents a pound and the cop-
:ribbon for fifteen cents a pound
nthorities.did their best to stor
this ring. but there were so many
, boats that effective interferencl
Impossible.
body of Samuel C. Jayne, bag-
ofvthe Nutmeg State, was
ytsterday by relatives, who
train Bridgeport, Conn. it was
‘to Bridgeport last night.
Several rescuers said yesterday that
there would have been little if any loss
‘ ' eflf all aboard the vessel had re-
nd calm. as the Sound near the
‘ vessel was fairly covered with
boatsdhst had gone to her as-
“ Pnroell.olle of the passengers on
I. matting State. is still in the Hud-
' shamanism. and will probably
here for several days.
' Ikr'WIlt and his mother have left
" tailor their home in Philad-
t Jdlkllls returned this mor-
“ Sandfoint. where he has
. ' iiig the wreck. He said to
" ’. . : “Everything that could
girl burn. and i guess mat every-
.hsr cargo except iron burned
. “and! mass. The vessel her-
is eats! lose. She was forth s75,-
' hurddlor 860,000. I cannot
, , . festimate of the value of tile
. -.l' 7‘ "
'o'nlynlan who might be able
a “use for the tire was Samuel
whose body was picked up by
. . Kismet. brought to the New
“ ‘ m , and yesterday was retur-
' . “M’I’s friend in Bridge.
> fie bullish of the unknown wo-
nah-ova child are at an un-
>shop’ In Port Washington.
of Sands Point. Cor-
of Washington, has
» description of the pod-
papers. The
. . . ompaay's schogner
mi the derrick an as
‘ II,” as and sends down
. ' . the hplgf Inga”.
' - u vi one up
" .. ' owtottho‘hold
_ ‘ Ightenegosmlgn to
mailing "
~ - Port W‘ssbiagton
" fits Iding t a honest
‘ m not been Sled. The
* ' for the recovery of
t the inquiry may be
> Wis» Wit—O
Kin . with his s of Wisconsin
adisou this user
alas forlthe'last lode battle with Yale
The men are all in
good condition at present. and every
meals will be maintained to
them so. Water will be taken stone
'or' them to drink. ‘
Tile squad will go directly to Hart-
.'ord, Conn. where arranggmestg have
been 'ma’de to practice on the grou ds
yed with the
‘ New York College men.
‘ , pocial attention will be
it a to strengthening the
Wiscons n’s game will undou
'nea’s kicking and
bull in the air as much as possi
the defence can only be improved suf—
ilclently tobold the rule maker on
downs. the Badgers should have a good
chance to do acme scoring.
Twenty-two men were taken along.
The players, and substitutes constitut-
ing the squad are:
diock Rodgers, It. Chamberlain, A.
9; sins. Juneau.
Wright: . Wilmarth,
Tratt, Peels. Jolliite. Hamilton, Patter-
lon and Driver.
The work ofjtodgers at center in
Saturday's game makes him the prob-
lbility for that position. The coming
week's work is likely to bring about a
teneraishaking up of the barn.
present it looks as if they would line
up in about the following order:
Rodgers. center; It. Chamberlain,
Comatock. guards; Blain,‘ Curtis. tac-
kles; Cochelns and Juneau, ends: Wil-
narth. quarter; Peele and Chamber-
lain, halves. and O'Dea. full.
S'I'EAIIR LAURADA WRECKSD.
Crew, Passengers and Cargo Leaded
and Round in hapsline Say.
Seattle. Wash., October ld-The Unl-
ted States revenue cutter Corwin has
reached here with survivors of the
l mship Laursda. which lies a wreck
in psdine Bay, at St. George island.
The Laurada, Captain Frank White,
left Seattle, September 12, for Cape
Nome with a crew of forty-eight oili-
eers and men and twenty passengers.
She carried a full cargo of general
nerchandise, hay. lumber, cattle and
next Saturday.
Captain O'Dea.
9W3. Ollhflll
NURSES
paints of the best known makes—
they're guaranteed to wear as well as
to hold their color. Our Oils and Var~
aishes "are the ilnisbing tone " to
any job.
flflflflllflEMflS
that enable artists to make their
paintings "works of art" are here. We
have tube and water colors. The very
best kind. Everything for artists.
HHEEINRH.
The Laurada encountered rough
weather from the start and September
27 she sprang aleak. She was run into
the shallow waters in Zapsdine Bay
where her crew. passengers and cargo
were landed and housed in several
lbandoned cabins.
tracted by signals. took aboard thr
crew and passengers, taking some it
Dutch Harbor and bringing the
mainder to Seattle.
The Laurada was built in Great Bri-
tain and became famous shortly before
the outbreak of the late Spanish Am-
erican war as n illibusterer and suc-
cessful blockade runner.
STANDING OF THE PLAYERS.
belallaufv the Ton-Notch Illiter - Little
leilrssrihe Seas Belle Rasher.
Chicago, October iii—The National
League season ends with big Ed. Del-
hanty. who has consistently and per-
sistently stuck to the batting IlOIlOI't
all summer. figuring as the top—notch
hitter of the profession, coming in just
a few pegs ahead of his greatest rival.
the man who twice led the league in
batting. Jesse Burkett.
straight away hitter and Bllrkett a
banter. the former triumph is a vic.
levy for sluggers and for right hand
batsmen, as “Del" starts from the far
side of the plate and Burkett has a big
advantage down to first after his left
The Corwin, at-
ture frames to order. Bring your
pictures here-select a moulding that
just suits you. and we'll frame it to
your utmost satisfaction. ‘
Wall Papers. Paintera’ Supplldl. Art-
Psinting. Paper Hanging. Decorating.
As “Del" is a
Little McGrnw curries off the base
running honors.
Heine Peltz. the stock German of the
Cincinnati reds lends the catchers in
fielding. Bill Clark, let out by Pitts-
burg. long ago, leads the first base-
men and Henry Heitz. who has not
played since early spring the second
Lave Cross leads the "lifts
baseman, George Davis the short stops
and Willie Kceler the ileiders.
WOMAN'S BOARD OF MISSIONS.
‘ Cincinnati, October Iii—The sessions
of the Woman's Board of Missions of
the Christian Church. at their joint
jubilant convention, were completed
last Saturday and today the sessions of
the Foreign Christian Missionary So-
ciety began. The sessions will conclude
tomorrow noon and in the afternoon
sessions of the American Christian
Missionary Society will begin.
an introductory address by J. W. Mc-
Gnrvy. the annual reports of ofl'icers
were presented and the appointments
of the committees were made. Address-
To the advantages olard In the using
of our Lehigh Coal: Less dirt. less
dust, more comfort. more mustactiom
more heat to the bushelful. more soon-
omy to the ton than any coal sold.
Gives satisfaction because it's satis-
factory
the advantage at using it always. 06.00
W ton.
IRVIIO IOOKWOOD I 00.
SILKS FROM THE ORIENT.
San Francisco. October Ill—The stea-
mer Gaelic, from the Orient. brough.
8.000 bales of silk valued at $2,000,000
and $537,000 in specie.
NO RIGHT TO UGLINESS.
The woman who is lovely in race.
form and temper will always have
friends. but one who would be attrac-
tive must keep her health.
weak. sickly and all run down. she wm
be nervuos and irritable.
constipation or kidney trouble. her
impure blood will
blotches. skin eruptions and a wretch-
ed complexion. Eiectric Bitters is the
best medicine in the world to regulate
stomach, liver and kidneys and to par-
It gives strong nerves.
bright eyes. smooth. velvety skin. rich
It will make a good-
looklng. charming woman of a run-
down invalid. Only 50 cents at Frank
II. Baxter's Drug Store.
BlSliAllCIt'S IRON NERVE
Was the. result of his splendid health.
indomitable will and tremendous en.
any are not found where Stomach.
Liver, Kidneys and Bowels are out or
order. If you want these qualities and
the success they bring. use Dr. King's
New Life Pills. lop ’
powerofbrafnandbody. 0aiytleat
Frank H. Baxter's Drug Store.
When a married woman moves to
town. who ”has money of her own."
BnnchomncornerWashingtonasd
HuastreeLSouthNorwalLCona.
'll. iliillflil Billill,
if! the blood. I I | I I“
Rspairiagaad jobbihgaqeeialty.‘
the neighbors are informed of it be-
foreshegetathehouseaettiad. .
. . ll . s" ' . 3 .
. s . wit " ey end a
less‘ formidable hname—«wlbo eons Is
he soon s mum , . s
gIsuvored ofhstuaef’ is a youth It.
once clerk in s gusts! stations the
matry,‘ can present p ,rietor
wonders if there sroany more if e him
ru'lll‘p‘ingatl rg lathe mvisaes;
at on ‘14
m Ia I lies
Onzefis it last III... a“
they had
6
ed
mail would come along and ‘toss them
over, attracted by the price. but that
wslchaii. They wool: net‘seli.
, e country yout we tell till the
first hard'rain. Their" he took an arm-
fnll of the goods and dipped them
carefully in a pail of water so that
about half of each article was moistea~
ed. Then he dried them in the sun at
the back door and next morning Ilea
ed them in the window with this -
lag:
Ruined by the Itain
Collars. 10 Cents.
Cake, 20 Cents. »
And they want before noon. it was
all the genius from the country could
do to get subsequent armfnls soaked
and dried fast enough to supply the
demand—Chicago Post.
Aboutouruocl.
Our second floor is devoted exclu-
sively to Wall Papers. Here you will
find the very blast patterns.
WOMIYIYIIIY‘OIMEOI
We make,a specialty of making pic.
ists' Materials.
Pictures Framed to Order.
87 Washington street.
South Norwaik, Conn.
Tel. Cali. lit—6. Open evenings till 8:30.
coal. Try it once. You'll see
Successor to S. Harris.
Coal Yard and ones. Water street:
TOME“. Call. 81-5.
.liltttliul lighter
tild cannon.
Sousewlriagofeverydeseriptios.
Gas and electric natures. meters.
29 WALL STREET,
.woawacx. ' ‘
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WWW
nlL“
may-Imam
mass-an
av
Islam
marlin
snuoer evens an WI'HIAR rus assaults. wuar a ensure
wnsr a GRAND ASSORTIIENT!
LOOKED OVna voun srocs BEFORE GOING fro new room. wusr
.lpvoouw luvs savsnl. onus IllsiAItKS mu. Arrow enasousln,
Iv roaster vouno coupons Who Have slaps trunk [H con
man nuamo rule r ‘ _
' - hr-
13 nxrsalsscs use an
FUL STORE! HOW I WISH I HAD
It”!
s: ' l “l“
L. . .' iy ducted. tied
;' .Ebyri" edinor-
y i in t Oh nd and mark-
"9 cents" for to cuffs, and 'o
cents" for the collars. But patrons
would none of them. ,2 Occasionpliy a
all THEIR rescues AND
'rnnr WILLI’IDPIT BYITIN THE FUTURE“ av sumo ova user
,cusrounns. '
TO THOSE WHO ARE YET CON‘TEMPIAATUNG WE ASK THE PLEA-
SURE OI" SHOWING OUR GOODS AND QUOTING PRICES.
WHO PAYS THE HUL’I‘II’LIED THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS OF' EX-
PENSE INCIDENT“) RUNNING THE LARGE DEPARTMENT HOUSES
BUT THE “DUPES” FROM OUT OF‘ TOWN?
E
bringingiseeh the narration of siml
stances , .
One of these came from Csptainlo-
Gabawhoeaidl
"The strangest cembinathm forfogto
takeonthathas comaundermyobssrvsr
lion occurred have on the sound some
CASH HONEY WlIsI. BUY GOODS IN NORWALK JUST AS CHEAP AS
CASH HONEY ANY WHERE ON EARTH. AND WITH INFINITELY LESS
EXPENSE. WHY CANNOT WE UNDERSELL THE MAMMOTH CON-
CERNS WHO MUST FIGURE A 50 PER CENT. PROFIT?
SEE OUR STOCK. GET OUR PRICES. AND THEN GO TO NEW YORK
WITH YOUR EYES OPEN; AND IF OUR PRICES ARE THE SAME TIIEN
WE DO NOT DESERVE YOUR TRADE.
. OUR HOUSE IS A JUST PRIDE TO OURSELVES. A CREDIT T0
nonwauc AND a TRUE anvanraon TO YOU. «3... r...” a. ”mg m mm,
amid be seen «1 the vessel. Itsnlght have
been some Puget sound Flying Dutchman
for all we knew. or possiblya craft aching
s benching point
IIOUSEEURNISHINGS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION.
OPEN EVENINGS. GOODS DELIVERED I-‘IF'I‘Y MILES.
S. sTufi—f'VANTs
North Main and Ann Street. South Norwalk.
several minutes
The morning had so
thick that the fog had driven
close to the surface of the channclasto
formahlankot for allbut thslowerpart
ofthevessel. Yes. soilwas.
"We came near enough to bail and
were informed that the stearucrwas doing
finely. all well on board, and. beyond it
being a trifle damp on the lower decks
through the fog falling to rise. everything
“It was a strange sight. however, to see
that steamer plowing on toward us with
every part invisible but its apps works
and with passengersand crow walking un-
oouwrnodly about the docks."
" How do you account for such franks of
A. DiskermaniSon ..
, lies carpets.
lies Linoleum.
'va Oilclotil.
1 lies Jackets.
lies Capes.
'- lies Skirts.
wiles Underwear.
lies Hosiery.
lies Gloves. ‘
“It is simply some odd combination of
air and elements taken by the weather.
just as the atmosphere along the water
front fought against the approach of the
fog Saturday morning last. and only yield-
ed when the fog bank found its advantage
in the Pacific avenue incline."-'i‘aoonla
For the fortune ill-sen.
An enterprising Frenchman with a gen-
Ins for money making has compiled and
published what he calls "The Directory of
It is having a largo sale.
It contains a long and authentic list of
names of unmarried women. both young
and old. including widows, who “have
money of their own." or “expectations."
To each name Is appended such interesting
pcnonni facts at age, looks. figure and
other characteristics of great interest to
“The Dinetory of Hoircssm" has al-
ready proved of vast usefulness. In France
are arranged in most cases on
strictly business principles. The idea of
the book is not. altogether new. as in some
parts of Italy, especially Genoa. there have
been for yours men and Women coiled
"marriage broken." who makes specialty
of bringing young peo lo urgethcr with a
view to their finding li
they are very successful. The marriagp
bnkcrs publish regularly a list of
“ellglblcs” of both sexes in ordcrtoflwi -
tats limiters for their clients. Very libc
commissions am often paid by those w o
are thus introduced to each other if a war-
riage follows. as it very often does
partners. In this
London's Star Drunkard.
Jane ancbrcod. the star drunkard 61
this town. is dead. She had been convic}
ed 981 times of drunkenness in 15 years
Magistrates and policemen knew her well,
“course. and many of the newsboys wot.
ohummy with her. The strangest thing in
that ancbn-nd didn't take to drink until
do was nearly so yearsohi Lady Henry
Somerset in 1895 took Cakebrcad to her
houaeat Reigsto and endeavored toreforln
has. but Cake-mead soon objected to what
she called. being buried alive, and caooptj
to her old haunts. Mr. Paul Taylor so,
tails one of Cskcbmd'sapt replica. “Wh’g
lives in y'our lodging house?" she was
ad by the magistrate one morning. "
ray respectable house it is. your worshi
There's doctors. there'a barristers. than
judgesin that house." "Judges?" inta-
rupted the magistrate in astonishment.
"0f bar. your worship." continued Calig-l
bran—lumen latter in Washington
A. DICKERMAN s: SON,
84 WASllllilIill STREET. Sillllll WWII.
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lantern-I Over an Alliance.
Baa iaagood storywhlch hastheadi.
vantage of being perfeme now—and true.
Manners afternoon "sthome" thcothar
day a well known . young author was in-
nevus. peopi ' “. dust
[in msuytslatemeate In I“. .
atoms underway” 0W1
From giggle Irvine in distant m
Don't know them und-ecnft see them.
Such endmscment has n ,
n. ldorwulk ‘ is w t” m
that's whetwe you .4]; I“,
It's not beyond belief It can
beprchn, ‘, "l” .j
Read a. local eitlsca's test ' :
lira Frank Sills. who at is
First avenue. suys:—"I vhsd kidney
complaint and an aching back. It in-
terfered with me when saga" also}
household duties. and at illgbt wlllll
you expect rest to relieve you, it kept
ill the aching. What! read about
Dean's Kidney 'Pills lead me to think
they might help and I went ho Plais-
ted's drug store for a box. 'nrey cured
are promptly and quietly. It, I pv‘er
should have a recurrence 1 know what
to do." ’
Dean's Kidney Pills for sale by all
dealers. Price 50 cents. Mailed by
Foster-Mllburn Co. Buffalo, N. Y.
Sole agents for the United Sham. Re-
member the name, Dana's and take no
other.
Sample fiends returning from the
Exposition resemble traveling nomadic
tribes who carry all their earthly poa-
sessions with them. .
President King. Farmers' Dank.
Brooklyn, Hlbh.'.’ has used DeWitt’s
Little Early Risers in his family for
years. Says they are the best. These
famous little pills cure constipation,
bilionsness and all liver and bowel
troubles. George C. Stilison, South
Norwsik; Ed. P. Weed, Norwaik.
One of the most embarrassing mo-
ments in a woman‘s life is that during
which it behooves her to introduce
some one whose name she has forgot-
ten.
"When our boys were almost dead
from whooping cough, our doctor gave
One hiinute Cough Cure. They recov-
ered rapidly." writs P. B. Belles. Ar-
gyle, , Pa. It coures coughs, colds.
grippe and all throat and lung troubles.
George C. Stillson, South Norwalk: Ed.
P‘. Weed. Norwalk.
A masculine characteristic is to run
away from trouble. but so mnnr'nf
them. by their indiscretions evidently
hunt it. that the wonder is that they
so often manage to get away from it.
“It did me more good than anything
I ever used. If! (”We was 01
months' standing; after eating it was
terrible. Now i am well." writes S. B.
Keener. Hoisington. Kan, of Kodol
Dyspepsia Cure. It digests what you
eat. Georg'e C. Stillson. South Nor-
walk; Ed. P. Weed. Nor-walk.
The man who slights his mother
cannot be expected to be over-indul-
gent to his wife.
RHEUMATISH IS HIREDITARY.
It has just been demonstrated by
learned specialists that Rheumatism ls
hereditary and that it is due to a mi‘
crobe in the blood. Corona Rheumatidm
Cure kills the microbe and cures the
disease. Price one dollar per package.
Manufactured by Corona Compounding
00.. Camden. N. J. For sale by It. ll.
Plaisted. 43 Washington St.. South
Norwalk, Conn. .
To worship is man Is a great mis-
take. Too much love acts like a
spoonful of honey when the palate
craves pickles.
IIO‘V TO PREVENT GROUP.
We have two children subject to at-
tacks of croup. Whenever an attack is
coming on my wife gives them Chain—
berluln's Cough Remedy and it al-
ways prevents the attack. It is a
household necessity in this county and
no matter what else we run out of. It
would not do to be without Chamber-
lain's Cough Remedy. More of it is
sold here than of all other, cough medi~
cines combined—J. M. Nickle, of Nick-
le Bros. merchants, Nicklevllle. Pa.
For sale by George C. Stillson. South
'Norwalk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
It would be cause for genuine autis-
faction if anyone could find out what
Dewey really thinks of his many pho-
tographs.
'i'oCureaOoughmanDay
'i'oCuroaColdInOua’Duy ‘
ToCorsSore'nlroatinOneDay
ToCureHoarseoessinOnensy
Take Cleveland's, Lung Healer, as magi
. If it failsto cure, we will cllccriullyrefu
v your money. {Trial em: free.)
. For sale at Plaisted's Drug Store,
= South Norwulk, and Edward P. Weed's,
Norwalk.
Mrs. Long Rich—Manse greatuncle
seduced to a charming lady novelist of
hitherto unimpeachable propriety—I cam
notmenftoo her name forobvioueruasous.
declares the London Sun.
suetuperthcmselves inaqnietcorucot
the astiwliod room. they were mung to
"has and disco-Ii
Mum'm . the lady i‘ heartfelt
open company. a
heard to eneiaim. “And the
more we know of one another the more
dearly we must love one another!"
Ascen be imagined. all their eagm'as
plannions as to theentinly political chan- l
hetero! the minark fsilupondsaf earsand
. to stop the laughter of the
lighted audience.
The Home Paper.
Nothingtakmitsplacs. 'l‘haeisnosuhstltuteandthsss
newerwlllbs. Itinunlqueandoriglualflsoldinginltsilm
mailihepebpisintown. 'I‘hepaperandtbpsopleass
lussparabie. Mriummmmmmsdthqboth
knowit. 'I'lleonlyprsetitsliwayofatteactinglil-spsopls
hthrmlghtheloalpapas.
The Evening Sentinel W
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News some reminiscences of the late
Sh laureate. She was in the service of Ir.
"co.-‘
gave her as a wedding present a hall
Eclock over 200 years old.
Mrs. New Rich—The mean old roan
cal. Why. he's amplysble to have
. given her a splendid new one!
An lo-Amoricaa i
at failing a
finer-swam”.
nummoomriins'rahlsts.
Alldruggistsrefmdthemoasyitit
.faiistocure. 13c. Theguiniaerhas
_;I..B.Q.oneaehtablst.
The woman who cannot get credit
' at the shops is saved many a wakeful
hour warning over how the monthly
‘ bill is to be paid.
Millions of dollars. is the-value plas-
IraWaikerofTetford.aladyof88. . “nu". I.” new. mmm
"9' 3"” "‘° “W“ (””8““) on the life of her child, which she
saved from crow by the use of One
Minute Cough Care. It cures all coughs.
colds and throat and loss troubles.
George C. Stillson. South Norwalk; 3.
P. Weed, Norwaik.
"I must say," said the Filipino gen-
eral."that weseamasfaraseverfro-
a solution oftlsts race problem."
"Have you a race protlelnf”
"I should say so. Even the army is
thrown into constant confusion by this
wild deaore of individuals to come out
drst is every retreat. .
Norwalk Chronicler