peeking out of the newest and most beautiitiia
.. tin sale attire smallest possible profit..0nly,
emeutioned in our limited space. but a visitwill,
a ‘ ndt‘b‘énl)? the shopper and bargain hunter. bull
entertainment. 1 ‘- ‘
r1. 1.: '
villa-«mars
UPS, splid’Oak. 3 pieces.
OUR HOBBY.
From $15np.
'5 direct oak. French Mirror, $10 up.
DESKS, solid polished oak, paneled. $8 up.
ETS.'piaiio finish, swveil fronts, $12 up.
TKBLES. solid oak. massive designs. $6 up.
H lRSldil quartered . newest styles, $6 up.
AiRS'ANJD ROCKERS, too styles. any wood. $2 up.
iii :anvatérrsn PRICES rr MEANS SOMETHING.
HUSHEK PIANOS.
do We handle them? Because they are the Beat.
'd’y. V’v‘ve sell them? B'ecause‘our people know it.
'Iiaurl instruments taken in exchange as part payment
thusbek.
‘S‘econdmand Shonegaus. from $75.00 up.
errand-hand Steinways . from $50.00 up.
«odd-hand Phelps. from $30.00 up.
BER. THE MATHUSHEK LEADS THE WORLD.
Open every evening.
iUTR’TEVANT,
sin AND ANN srs- SOUTH NORWALK.
w”
EM
or GOLDER WEATHER
‘ ' We mvrte your attention to our
adios’ Jackets at $5.00.
Black and Gaston Serge Lined.
r‘adrcs' Jackets at $10.00.
' Black. Oxford Mixed and Castor.
, Guaranteed Satin Lined throughout.
adios! Golf and Cloth Capos.
Some attractive stvles in
MisSes’ and Children’s Jackets.
Weare prepared to supply your needs in
inter Underwear
For Gents. For Ladies. For Boys. For Girls.
White and Colored Blankets.
Quilted or Knotted Comfortables.
DICKERMAN 6: SON.
N Washington Street. South Norwalk.
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ill bullshit???
“.i’v. .
’ .llight Wanna Memory. in mlingdk‘
‘ “ Iiiolocta of aaiioabuao or canes and Indlacrotion. 80
m bottle and blood builder. Brings the pink PILL.
m In psi. cheats and More: the an or ma. By
.unlompuboa. 6 boxes for $3.50. with our bank- 50
W [m to cure or «hand the money paid. GT8
. {whmandeopy of our bankableguarantoo bond. '
rt TABLETS W . =~
‘ , “ Immediate limits
tdeuroior Leas ol Power. Varicooaie. Undeveloped or Shminoo
, motor Maria. Nervous Penetration Hyatatia. Fits. lnaaoity.
‘ I“ tho mud Educative Use of Tobacco. “am or Liquor. III!
By
coamaborfifortmoowitboorha gnannm head to
Address
H'hyaeerefuad-aoeypald.
‘ NERVITA MEDICAL COMPANY
Wm mmmm
' by «once 0. mLLoou. are-ht. omit Nomlk. Gena.
WW
SORE THROAT?
mu:
Brazilian
lb. lit. lit or 81.00
omens er
PLAISTBD‘S
can _ _
the Malabar! ' ii,
solves to our. God ‘ .
' husband mouse. *rhoyoiatnrtu
cooked reddish ‘ rational.
nu dist: can illit‘l'ill nth rats t at
“till;
do the same. vigor and..health will be
our reward. ’ ‘ ‘ h r '
‘ Row meat. raw note. do w y! it ..
ibggs, raw ayarythlna‘. is the entici-
' his bill of lore held out In the outline».
lastlcfood crank of that futurb.;“sud'
' the society proposes to teatabiiah ran
taut-ants in the larger. cities. where
this delightful m‘enu maybe served
daily. ' ‘
Modern cooking is often ajdyspapsia
producer, because We try so many
foods which ahou be baked. roasted.
broiled or boiled: rind-food is incased
in hot grease. which the digestive
Juicaa‘of the stomach can not easily
penetrate: 'but properly cooked food
is more easily digested than the some
food uncooked, and we predict for the
new fad a very limited following.
The real cause of indigestion is the
lack of i-lydrocbloric acid and poptonos
hi the. stomach. so that no'mattor how
well cooked the food. it can not be
well digested. unless the gastrio‘iuice
is abundant and contains the neces-
sary amount of peptones to dissolve
the food. '
Therefore the most sensible cure for
poor digestion is to take after each
meal some safe and reliable. digestive
like Stuart‘s Dyspepsia Tablets. which
supply pcptonos to digest tho meal. and
eggs. and diastasc to digest the broad.
potatoes and similar starchy foods.
laxative medicines never cure indi
section. because they have no digesb
lvo effect whatchr upon tho food: on
the other hand, if the food is properly
digested. there will be no need of lux-
atives; good digestion does away with
constipation.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets contain
pure aseptic pepsin (government test)
diastaso and the digestive elements
which woak stomachs lack. and they
euro indigestion by assisting the over-
worked. rundown stomach in Its hard
work. until it is restored to its normal
condition. when the tablets are no
longer needed. but there are thousands
of robust men and women who never
eat a meal without taking one or two
of Stuart‘s Tablets. because by so do-
Ing they can out what they please and
when they please, and be free from
any bad after effects.
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are sold
by drngglsts every where in the Unit.
ed States. Canada and Grout Britain
rill-i6
CONFERENCE OF MINISTERS.
Gratifying Progress Toward Reaching
a Settlement In China.
PEKlN. November 12. via. Shanghai.
November H—-A protracted conference
of the foreign ministers was held to-
day. at the conclusion of which there
was a general expression of gratifica—
tion at the progress made toward reach-
ing a settlement. It. was stated that
most of the minor points had been dis-
posed of and that an agreement had
been reached upon several essential
questions. The meeting discloses few
or differences over Important points
than was expected. which is largely due
to the fact that the ministers have re-
ccivod definite instructions from their
home governments.
l‘nited States Minister (.‘onger said
he was encouraged to believe that
propositions would be ready to be sub-
mitted to the Chinese plenlpotentiaries
at an earlier date than he had hereto-
fore hoped.
The ministers will meet again tonmr-
row.
Reliable information from Nin
Obwang indicates a disturbed condi-
tion of affairs there. Robbers and pir-
ates are. hurrying the region and par—
alyzing commerce. The Russians are
making an effort to suppress the trou-
bles except along the railway. The
weather is becoming colder with
nightly frosts. but the supply of fuel Is
good. and the troops are not suffering
SHOPLIFTERS ARRESTED.
Police of New Haven Make Important
Capturea—Gooda Recovered.
NEW HAVEN. November H-Annie
Thompson. who refuses to give any
other address than New York. about
twenty-three years old. and Penr'
Douglass. aged about twenty-eight. and
who claims Providence. R. l.. as her
home. are under arrest hero. charged
with theft. Captain Cowles. of the do
vective bureau. says It is a bad case
of shopllfhtlnz. The women are fine
ly dressed. They wore- oach held un
der bonds of $1.000. which they wore
unable to secure.
Several trunks belonging to the
women have been seized. The con
tents are valuable alike and other rich
material. valued at upward of “.000
which the otllcors believe were stolen
From complaints received at head
rtunrters It Is thouahi the women
have been working tho city for some
time. They were preparing to leave
town when arrested.
———.
KILLED IN THE TYPHOON.
The Berlin of Twenty-two Paraona Re
covered at Hong Kong.
liONG KONG, November llM-The
bodies of twenty-two persons. who
were killed by the collapse of houses
on the shore. in the typhoon which
struck Hong Kong last Friday night
have been recovered. More than fifty
bodies have been taken from the bar-
bor. and the remains of many victim.-
are. still to be found. The damage to
property and crops in enormous.
N0 DUCKS FOR MR. CLEVELANU.
GREENWICII. Conn. November H
——F‘rom present indications the duck
shooting trip which E. o. Benedict and
Grover Cleveland anticipated has been
indefinitely postponed. air. Ikmodtci’s
yacht. the Oneida. has been lying at
Indian Harbor. near his residence. ever
since In! Wednesday. She has been
dismantled. and. while her engineer
and firemen are still aboard. all of the
crow. mention two sailors and the
Itcwlrd. have been laid on. Prepara-
tions an erldoniiy being made to put
2:. Oneida In her winter house, in the
i
vitamfimm ‘
. 1 ‘
'n‘o cooiwd food. and 'therelloro‘ii'wc' '
as“... t
. e r
which was next d
t rn wow
I go‘to Alluuj
its. when the clock struo
back to their placoa and .to reestabliuh
traffic at all points."
But the men at the other and of the
line refused to accept the message.
"How do i know you are Dolphin?”
be queried. ‘ ,. '
President Dolphin sent back the no-
cret sign of the Order and than came
the answer:
ly ended the strike.
During tho afternoon President but
phln rccoivod a number of telegram»
from all parts of the United States.
Canada and Mexico. where the organi-
zation has a membership. congrutulat
lug him on the victory.
President Dolphin was pleased over
the outcome
“West of Albuquerque Is territory nowv
Iy acquired by the company. and the
men in that section have been working
for small wages. and Were on call in
for eight hours’ rest out of twontydonr
The advance in wages asked for. and
granted. will amount to nearly 320.000
a your to the men. and the eigbt‘hour
rest has been granted nisp."
DEATH OF “JIMMY" CORCORAN.
Passing of an East Side Character of
NEW YORK. November l4——Jamo:~
Cor-coran. known as “the founder of
(‘orcorun's Roost." died at his homi-
No. 317 East Foriieth street. yesterday.
He was a picturesque character. the
stories. and the horn of many
local fame as the founder and ruler
for half a
inmost" next to that his repute who
his class rested upon the fact that hr-
hated a policeman.
(‘orcoran was eighty years old when
than hall a century ago. and bought
=oxne land in what was then a wilder-
ness. in the block now bounded by
First avenue. Avenue A. 'i‘hirty‘ulnth
and Forllctli streets.
himself a shack. which. as the. years
“cut by. and he made some. money
with his teams and trucks, was altered
into a minim-table
throc‘story stone and {ramv building
sent for his relatives from Balbriggan.
a suburb of Dublin: they made quite a
settlement.
CIVIL WAR VETERAN ASSAULTED.
Knocked Down. Clicked and Beaten by
Alleged Strike" in Chicago.
CHICAGO.
Aldrich. sixty years old. and a veteran
of the Civil War. was the victim of a
vicious assault by a crowd of alleged
\trlkers. last night. while on his way
home from work in the pinning mill of
Phillip Rinn & Company. After being
knocked down and choked and beaten.
he was forced to use his revolver in
order. he says. to save his life.
rich tlrod six shots directly into the
ranks of the attacking party. scatter-
ing them right and left.
Bernard Hutsail and
were wounded.
shooting was the culmination of a ser-
Ies of attacks made on men «Inployed
by the illnn Company.
HE MAMPULAT'ED BILLS.
Detective. Looking tor a Book-keeper
Who is Short in His Accounts.
NASHVILLE. TPlllL Novomlwr Hw
Detectives are searching for William
8. Mark. bookkeeper in the grain and
commission house of Sell it Shofuor.
of this city, who is charged with being
'xhort in his accounts to the extent of
tunic or “3.000.
thortago extends back two years.
is alleged to have mnnipulatrd bills
of hiding of grain. etc.
EIGHT KILLED. 200 INJURED.
Collapao of Banchea During the Prog-
rreaa of a Bull Fight in Spain.
ALIPANTE. Spain. November N-
liurlng the progress of a bull tight giv~
on by women intern at Podreullt'r.
near this city. yesterday. the benches
collapsed and eight
killed. and 200 injured.
PREBIDENT KRUGER AT SUEZ.
SUEZ. November Ii-Tho Dutch
cruiser Cnidariand, with ex-Preaident
Kruger on board. has arrived here.
W
Lovely Mpkxkaa, Putt. Sufi.
end by sale; _
White Siria
Caro-flue".
Old
Mfiwww
n. Mala 0... w.
”WM
it all toscnd
‘oallih off‘
"0. K.“ ’l‘hol practical-
Iast night. Ho said:
some places twcutytour hours a day. ’1’50 payment—and
We made up u now scale amt asked and War out of them.
.....
M
Locai Renown.
of innumerable newspaper
m9ll‘)‘
‘ . mo?
Lorcornn gamed most of his
century of “(‘oreoran's
doors.
~Chicugo
He came to New York more
a i i
There he built m "“8
is an
and. rtibslnntiul
ii. i
in which he died, this was the
in the first story were sop.
"orcoran‘s horses, while the family
lived above. ‘ Comes
(iorcorun soon began to prosper. and Washlta.
__-._.
November
solos. it
50 cents.
Norwalk ;
Alti-
John r‘ucbs
Both will recover. The Now ”(a
26c. at F.
Tit-Bits.
Marks nlicgrd
Ni-
cured nu.-
c—».————
persons were
——-
Ina."
liar-ploy “Thom
ea-
Iauwmflwfla world has
I
In“...
our Furs shall be exact
dletl
llnildlng a Reputation: Sitter (from
linyvlllolmWhat's this picture back of
‘i’boiographorn—That is a paint-
ing of the Hotel de Ville. Paris. it
makes a nice background for a photo-
graph supposed
Sitter—it's all right. ‘
I get out my toothpick. Now go ahead. ltwo yards of this ribbon. please—Bo»
other preparation known.
tars use it as a specific for grippc. it
infallible ‘
Children like if. and mothers endorse -i tell you that if anyone came to bor‘
l‘. Stillson. Sonia Norwalk: E-lrow my lawn mower. to any that you
P. Weed. Norwalk.
speak too highly of it."
always wins the good opinion. If not ~—-——-———-——-—-—-
praise. of those who use It. The quickier asked the scholars to write.- a mm A VILLAGE OLACKomTu uvan
cures which it effects even In the moat tones in which tho word "chance" wan!
severe cases. make it a favorite overy- . umi. Johnny Wino. who keeps poatcdl
where. For sale by George C. million current events. wrote: "Aguinaldo
son. South Norwalir. and Edward P.
Weed. Norwaiir.
"No.” answered Ilr.
Barnes. thoughtfully. “bnt i would be
if the world would only come to see
turbo)” the fashions
shard: ”Integrit "
AN ECHO OF COLONIAL DA
several pieces of Furniture 'iplrl‘clt are of
Bridgeport '3 Centennial.
times to the standards of beauty and quality
the. retallcrs. asaretba
as best expressing the“ iii
ly what we represent themlo be.
Scarfim (Melly/loom this smou~eltlm shaped or sralq/rt,
.yFm ha.
of 1900—1901.
w. »
We a ll
1'3. . . .
undue murmuu‘bwm 8......” «de39 la [met]: from 3/4 to 2) yards-hand our stock of these rs
trillifiiil°ihie9$illi lfilia‘iui'ihiii “dd“ “mm" M")? ’1’“ match. a” Styles Of‘ Surfs are also
"h‘ii‘i’il‘ of "5am“; 1?...de m m. 516;; {Lafitte undACapes. the farmer or Electric and Near Seal. the
on a a in; common a. on. . ' ‘ '
b Every ”"15“?" 1m 1m, “m from”! a er I: (Clue. strive/ran and Seal
ll vermin. .. .. o a Ange cs. .11.. . . ‘
“it s‘tlunco (tit as tmil is. bad evidently . ‘ surfs andMuffi‘
e s pan 0 u y..
i ‘Dtiilpiiiii hurrie‘d tgraa western his 1%“: iOP‘fimm Marten
on u ng. out a span tour on n 355
half. succeeded In reaching the reprc- ( ml’ a "g grim, [6 F0:
aontat‘lvo of tthrt:I Galilee oé lmllroqi‘td 3‘01: argues? OI Dyed Raccoon
egrap era a on cs. n . o m ‘ '
he sent. the following message: "Call man I amb Alaska seal
striiit; 3fté like gallmag‘ company has Mi“ Blue L "I
secure 0 to cmnn s of the men. rten
Use your utmost Influence to gut men n Baum a
_ , by the man-
so easily misrepresented by
[rich form so important . a fea-
More use. the
le rule that
Y3. In a Main Street window are displayed
especial interest in view 0 the celeb alto
They fypr'fy the tribute bald by f r n Of
our modern. progresaibe
set by our forefathers.
They are reproductions of Colonial Chamber Fumlshings— a four Poster Bedstead
wit/ism”! carving. a Dresser, a Cbifionler with Min-or.
aclt Chair “all in beautiful grained Mahryprg.
l ese
Colonial (1?: is made charmingly characteristic 0
workmans lp.
IN THE MEN'S SECTION.
the inhale of this winter-unless they
tlon is the place to do this “supplementing. .
a Lo’lbboy and a high Spin—
7.71: dignity of the Charity
Superb specimens of modem
”Last Winla's woolens" seldom sufficgor
are sppplemenled by olners. Our Men's c-
A hery fine long lasting quality in Natural Wool Shirts and Drawers is priced at
Pajama Suits range in price from $1.00 to $3.5 0.
Flannel to fine Cheviot: and Madras and corn to French
you get a large dollar and fifty cent's wortb of comfort
in material from Outing
Flannel.
The D. M. READ Co.
to be taken cutof-
Wait till
Tribune.
You can’t afford to risk your life by
allowing a cough or a cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption.
minute Cough (‘uro will cure
()ne
throat
than an y
Many doc.-
iroubles quicker
remedy for croun.
GLORIOUS NEWS.
from Dr. D. B. Cargilc. of
LT. He writes: "Pour
have
is the
We the
thousands
stimulates liver. kidneys
and bowels. expels poisons. helps di-
gestion. builds up the strength. Only
Sold by F. H. Boater. South
John A. Riggs. Norwaik.
THE APPETITE OF A GOAT
ls curled by all poor dyspeptlcs whose.
Stomach and Liver are out of order.
All such should know that Dr. King's
Pills. the wonderful Stom-
ach and Liver Remedy. gives a aploh-‘
did appetite. sound digestion and a
regular bodily habit that insures per
' feet health and great energy. Only
if. Baxter's. South Nor-walk:
John A. King's. Norwaik.
Western Editor (putting on his coat)
-—-Woil. this is hard luck?
column short half an inch. and I've got! .—
to go out and kill a man to fill it qu—i
Obituary
of bloody flux. i
This remedy
Mamma—-—"Jobnny. i fear you were
not at school yeaterday.“
“ll'm. I'll bet the teacher told you. A E will nogdcceire you into buying worth.
woman can't never keep a secret.
“Via A IOY'I UPI.
uni. Captain H. Hubbard. of III:-
ford. Del.
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the one we lost with cronp. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the mom
Johnny——
can: "Brazilian Balm sav-
Porealabyn.H.PlaiatedandP.H.
Baxter.
is one thing i like about
you." said the intimate friend. "and
that Is your lacir of vanity. , You don't
pretend to be the greatest actor the
ever men."
Stormlnzfon
Established I857.
BRI D0 EPORT. CONN.
Gratitude. Young Lady—Give me
one yard ofmwby. haven't i seen you
before? Dry’goods (‘lork—Ob. Maud.
can you hate forgotten me? I saved
your life at the seaside last summer.
{Young lady iwsrmly)-—Why. ot‘
icourso you did! You may give me
ton Journal.
Chamberlain's Stomach and liver
iTuhlr-ts cure bllionsnesa. constipation
and headache. They are easy to take.
and pleasant in eilcct. For sale by
George C. Stillson. South Not'wulk
and Edward 1’. Wood. Norwalk.
i Slibbubs
tsternly l ——Bridget. didn't
didn't know where it wax?
Bridget—Strum. that's jist phwat 0i
towid th‘ ginticmin.
Subhubs~--And what did he say?
‘ Bridfit‘l—‘Hl' said he know. an‘ wint
bottles of Electric Bitters has curedzdm’“ ‘“ the Miller an' ‘0‘ it
Mrs. Brewer of acrofula. which had:
caused her out sufferin for year-m ‘ _
Terrible sore“; would me”? out on her! worth the candle take a dose of Chum-I mm.
head and face. and the best doctors; borinins Stomach and Liver Tablets “.0”an father.
could give no help; but her cure is
complete and her health is excellent."
This shows what
_ rowed—that Electric Bitters
14 James gent blood purifier known.
supremo remedy for eczema. totter.
salt rhoum. ulcers. bolls and running
When you feel that life is hardly
They will cleanse your stomach. tone
up your liver. and regulate your bow-
els. making you feel like a new man
; For sale by George C. Stillson. South
iNorwalk. and Edward P. Weed. Nor
walk.
Sallie De Witt~That’s Mrs. Alicc
Monetgh. She has been married and
divorced five times. Noel thtle——How
remarkable for one so young in appear
once: Her matrimonial reigns must
have been very short. Sallie no.» Witt—-
More showers—Brooklyn Life.
JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
pleases all the family. Four flavour
Lemon. Orange. itaapberry and Straw-
berry. At your grocers. Try it to
gday. .
Opportunity provided: "it's no won-
dor those Japanese troops cover them-
selves with glory." "What do you
Amelia?" “Why. the other foreign
icommnndem are polite enough to let
:thom do all the dangerous v.-nrk."-~
{Cleveland Plain Dealer.
DeWItt‘s Witch Hazel Salve
{quickly heal .the worst burns
l scat-Ia. and not leave a scar.
will
and
It can b»
"i have mod Chamlwrlaln‘s C0“? inpplled to cuts and raw surfaces. with
Cholera and Diarrhoea lloaicdy. and ‘, prompt and soothing effect. Use it for load parrot-*Wbat makes you think do?
find it to be a great medicine." can: plies and skin diseases. ”eWIl't! of‘l-‘lrt parrot—Why. she used to say:
Mr. E. 8. Phipps. of Poteau. Ark. “it i worthless counter-felts. G. C. Stillmn. "Polly. want a cracker." and now abo’
cannott South Norwalk; E. P. Weed. NorwaIkJsays:
i
Johnnv's current history: The teach-
ls the most chaste man there inf-Bal-
l timore American.
Both makers and clrculators of coun-
- terfelta commit fraud. Tloneat men
lieu counterfeit: of Dertt'a Witch
l Hazol Salvo. The original is lnfaillbie
for curing piles, sores. mama and all
skin discover. 6. (7. Stillaon. South
Norwuik: E. P. Weed. Nor-walk.
lraacible Lieutenant (down engine-
room tuber—"la there an idiot at the
end of this tube?" Voice Ifrom engine»
morph—"Not at thin end. slr!"—-—-Tit-
Bits.
WHAT BHALL WI! HAVE FOR 088-
82W”
This question arisen in the family
every day. Let us anner It today
'i‘ry Joli-0. a delicious and healthful
deaacrt. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no baking! add boiling
water and Millicent. Flavors: Lom-
0o. Orange. Reactions and Sir-aware
ry. At your grocers. 10c. _
‘ . . , VI:—
Thcy have no lino. for barometers
down in Maine. They simply put a
lpiecc of gingerbread out at the door.
{and know when the ginger bread ls
:molst and pliable that rain may be ex-
' peered. and when it becomes crisp that
;a dry spell is coming. As for ther-
i momctors they say: "What's the good
lof them—~any fool knows when its. hot
or cold."
1 To remove troublesome corn or
lbunion: First soak the corn or bun-
{ion in warm water to soften it. then
iparo it down as closely as possible
lwithout drawing blood. and apply
Z Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice daily:
{rubbing vigorously for five.- minutes at
roach application. A corn plaster
‘ should be worn for a few days. to pro-
fitect it from the shoe. As a general
1 liuimcnt for sprains. bruises. lameness
:and rheumatism, Pain Balm is un-
toquaierl. For sale by George C. Still-
ison. South Norwalk, and Edward 1’
{Weed Norwalk.
I
"They are just ruining that boy of
at the kindergarten." said the
' "What is the matter?" asked thu-
fricnd. glad to hear one jarring note
in the usual song of praise about "the
‘ boy."
‘Henry' instead of ‘Bill' and Hank”
‘Hc: calls hiachums ‘Willlam' and
: Wot:idn't that jar you?"
I
if you have ever seen a child in the.
zagony of eroup. you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minute
Cough Cure. which gives relief as soon
as it is administered. it quickly
cures all throat and lung troubles. (i.
C. Stillson. South Norwaik; E. P.
Weed. Norwalk.
The class was having a lesson in
natural history. and the teacher asked
"Now. is there anybody here can tell
me what a zebra is?" Tommy—Yea.
sir. i can. Teacher—Well, Tommy.
what in a zebra? Tommy-v—Ploue. sir.
i“ zebra is a donkey with a football stilt
.on!
nawm'n Little Early Risers are the
6meat liver pills over made. Easy to
ltakc and never gripe. G. C. Silliloii.
;Bouth Norwalk; P}. P. Weed. Norwallt.
I _.....
i First Parrot—~Say. that girl has been
,to England since she was here. See-
"Polly. want a blscui.”-—-ln-
idiauapolis Journal.
His LITTLE 80W. UPI.
, Mr. H. H. Biacif. the well-known
village blackarnlth at onaammm.
Sullivan (30.331. Y.. so”: "Our little
ton. five years old. has away-“boon
subject to croup. and so bad have the
attacks been that ve1hove feared
many times that he would die. We
have had the doctoryand need many
medicines, but Chamberlain's Conan
Remedy is now our bole relish“. It
seems to dissolve the tough mucous.
and by giving frequent doses. when
.the croupy symptoms appear, on intro
found that the dreaded croup II cured
before it gets settled." There Is no
danger in giving this remedy. for?“
contains no opium. or other injurious
drug. and may be given aa confidofl’liy
‘ to a babe as to an adult. For aaydfby
G. C. Sitilaon. South Norv‘ralk. and If.
P. Weed. Norwallt. .. "
Slim Excuee~A Connecticut .gi’ri
fell from her bicycle and hurt her knee.
When they examined the injury in the.
drug atom they found she had with?“
palm of atonitinp-ugolf. a white.
and the every-day sort. 0 doubt hr
escape for wearing an thathoal tr e
.1 thin one.~0ievelhnd l’laht‘. . ..
Norwalk Chronicler