five mllaa 1111.11;
The District of
out 11le square
1111111111in 13‘ now
Midccnt litto-
Wastiiuxtm
part of Wushln
fill it Is 111: l‘OziS
humour. the flint 111119
5 itrrbll in 1709
{II of the White Hott‘se
I I. lit: ‘t‘lptober 111792.111111
' propl'iutcd' tho monuv ask
cornerpione of
addition would
1 ilta centennial was
e‘urn‘ago.
, e. hub of Washing
' lli Ch most of thc arcuuou
ll ‘9 311115911 of a witcel.
'fliodo‘o motion of the 09.11qu
'ilhirtoontbQonuroos no...
this Union cific Holt-Pl
.17 lliid burncd In
so . ed that the bent unit of
ih‘gto would he built on (‘apitoi
‘ HEMP/"tho Gotltleiis dlf Liberty
[hilltop hi'c putt of the
in he ppositedircctlon in inc,
e t‘ the Capitol were
1) El! 0 y in 1891 the total cost
ork Philadelphia. BaItImoIc
Germanium. Alexandria.
town. Harrisburg. Lancaster.
loin. Trenton. and other towns
to: be selected as the capital.
urge Washington choao tlIc
‘ lie of! the Potomac
.I lugton had 11 municipal guy-
out from 1302 to l87l. then 11 hr
. ‘ent until 1874 sincc
its been controlled b1
twee; Dietrict l mu
in .1813 «when 1111
lilting“ hp qfil‘y. pprtlaily dc
- é‘UaplfM“ tilldI IWh‘itc. Housc
up the nrscnul at. (5‘1I1I.1Inlout'II
. , 5:;
‘93 l Enfilut, a F1911: u
_ . rand t‘Ithn9d'1'.laid out thc
-. of Washington. it is proposed to
(It a incumbent to hint. since hc re
1! no ‘nwney for his 11011.1 ilir
9‘99 unmarked one on tho mil.-
. weiggi 11111111
and cost nearly $5? 011
he hail of the House of ilcpicscnta
3.ng the largest legislative ass-cm
mouth the world.
he columns of thc custc In |lllliit't'
tho Capitol are solid bloc he of sand
11¢ ebch 30 feet hiI..'l1.
Congress of the United Statc
'iiit mot annually in Washington. slutc
Nth? moor, ii‘suu.
QRoget's IH‘OHM' door 11 at thc main
nce to the Capitol toll tlic Slur}
Kiolnnibus. and cost. $28. 111111.
. he Capitol rotunda is 95 foot. iI ill
Wain diameter. and from floor u
now is 1.83 felt .I: ittc lice.
'Whelllngton stalled in business with
9% of nearly 350110000; dcr'ncd
0 sale ’of real cstalc cxclusiw
.that deeded to tho iiovcruincat to:
v mment purposes.
to than half the arca 111 ll ashiua
ME Is now dcvotcd in tlic public usc.
1118'th apitol grounds and thc Mall con
Hittite a5 magnificcnt and finely 11cm
9 Long llr lilac across the Potomac
. Wilda was built in is hi. it is soon
lid-replaced by tho Iungniflccut
no memorial bridge .to commcmo
1. 0‘ the new union between the- 5Nontl1
Md South i
randild \’u.. where Washington
tic tied chutch. was founded in 1748
I I was once a prospcrous port.
, onnsylvanin il\'t‘ nuc conncctlngihi
‘ IHmme with the. Capitol. to said
the broadest 11nd fittest thorough-
llif'lhe world. It was first piu'cd
' blocks.
ifrohident- .fcffmeon laid out 1'1qu
Willa 911911119 bad bad it lined with
I on both pith-11.131911 11 doul1l1
of lindons wan planted and a chi-
rivcwny. 'lllctic trcca huvc 11011
‘mi Willi. though a ton ucw
.luiv lieu! u plantcd on the sides.
11 til now 11' found. muootlily
loyal! It is iiili fcot w.ulc
. and Inn of 75.11110 in Hum.
‘11 was still a Hi)!"ll\\lllll~'.. up
.5 npmcdunddlrty1Iti1' A can-
t th'c fool of Iltc (‘upitoi
it ltrllus boon c'o1crcd.
t It; ll it‘ll undcr (lurci-
' . draiISlumhcrd that Wash
- . he a beautiful city in
.000 had lit-n spcut to
. stun clcim and beautiful
"‘fi propel not counting huh
I 9lotis, there me ill? nirocia
1.9 rotten in lflnluil. mm
10111 paint-1| after dit-
500 Wit” lieu of roadway.
‘nnd South Capitol
. ltil dIVIdP the 1:13 into
north 85 nor bout.
- ‘ “3111110111 and 11011111111111
itb‘critnii‘c ‘Iptyunhomrdlnsly.
‘ or 1111111111 in \t'uohlngkm
the same eircct and
but ithc diutlngntnh-
1'1Ir auction iii in-
tho addition.
I till.» 'hlillillfilod etmeis
It hmlith. thtI lettered
i west. and the system
35113111; in thc “129111111 111ml
‘ trinity In the unntry.
are when mutation
no. .outertnincd for two
.51.. 1111.1 wan the
p
aniiiu‘g’ton proper?
the capital. 11511.5
830. but chcnply and. poorly 9min ,
out) '51.
1111 'Iano'u‘t 81"0 000.9 yeti
. bite fiance. .e‘xclunivé .
ent’a sulary.l
26 1885
. “.Thn battip of 11111111111111} .August
ilrgt“ fought in do
rice or Washington.- and the only 0119
III vain; I
When the Civil W111 15111101 Washing
too was without defences. Two yearn
‘ii‘it‘or it was 11111-101111de by a chain of
verity two forts. ‘ I‘I .
‘Thu olosefii' the 1911' “WE celohiated
‘ on the. niglitlof April lilo-186.1. lira
grand illumination of Washington
which exceeded any tlctnonatratlon
witne‘sl'icd hi‘t‘h‘e Capitol previously.
On Friday Huight April‘ll.1ittili.
President Lincoln was 11111111111111 at
I Ford‘s Theatre, by John Wilkes ilooih
The building stands on Tenth 11119111.
between E and P. and nearly opposite
in the house in which Lincoln died.
General Early came within a few
miles of Wholilnutou in 1864 but was
driven back by‘ the Sixth Army L111 pa
which engagement was witnessed by
President Lincoln at Port Stevens on
the Seventh street 101111 flvo Iullcs
npith 111' the capital.
The northwest. quarter of Washing-
ton. though built upon what was once
swamp pastura..is the moist populaI
part of the City today.
it Is 1111 miles‘ from Washinizion in
the mouth of the Potomac in (‘hcui
penile liar. and fill milcs by wuicr to
the Atlantic Ocean. .
The Bureau of‘iflngrariug and Print.»
ing was lleizun in liliiti and completed
at 11 cost of 331:7. 000. it custu about a
million a year to run it. .
The Stntc. War and Navy Depart.-
Incnts art-I consolgldptcd in 0119 i111
mouse buildiuir. which war. bcgun in
1871.It cost. 1111101111 01111, I
The Treasury building was coInI
pictcd in limit at It cost of 36.000110"
it is the largo government blillfllll!
devoted to outI branch of the govcru
ment.
The Pension ()filcc. “whcrc lhc in
uncut-alien balls arc field." was com-
plctcd in 1888. it is eutircly of brick
and terra cottu and is the only dcpurt
inept building so I'onstrucicd.
The Post Office [lcpurtmcnt buildinit
was crcctcd in lSBil and extended in
18:35. It cost $1,000,000.
John Quincy Adums designed thoI al
ingot-111.11 group. “The Genius of .-'\mm
icn. on the custcin not the of thc (‘ up
iiol.
'l‘hc I'I1I1laitucd Potomac flats will add
about i (lull nctcs to the public ranks
The area will hermetic into a national
park alone the river-front. .
Mexican cantmu‘furnlshed the our
tcriul for the bronze statue of (lcunrul
Winiicld Scott In tilt-I circle which bears
his name. _
'l‘hc Socicty of thc Army of ihc 'i‘cn
mason cI'I'Ittcd tho $110 000 statuc of
lcncrul limics B. McPthson in the
squnic 11 huh Items his natnc.
'l‘hc bronzo propellci of his famous
finguliip. the llm 0rd was cast Into
the statute of \dml’yal Fartugut.
Manila lII‘l . ..‘lflil mllcs from .ihc I-aIIl
tul.
ilonolul is -l .313 milcs west of \\':1'-l1
ington.
HAWLEY ON THE CANTEEN.
His Position Grieves Mrs. Forbes. of
the State W. C. T. U.
Senator lluwlcy is not in sympmlu
with ihc effort to "abolish the ('llllfl't'll
by national legislation. Mrs. (Inuit-iii:
B. Forbes. of l-id'i'lford. president of thr-
t‘onnccticut W. (". 'l‘. 1‘.. is 1111101121 lbc
strongest cncmics of the canteen syn
tour that the national convcutinn o.
the soc iclv has brought to ‘il'uIilII’nII'i-in
this your.
Mru P111 I11“. asscits that the pcoplc
of (‘ounccllcui tiI'c Bolidlv against tlIII
military cantccn. and that as rifle stair d
bcfoic flcncral Huwlcy and life so nutt-
llllllil"il) totutnlttcc l' rida1 Ithc is
p1 and of tinI privilege of replescutlug
the views of the pcoplc of her 1111119 on
this imlmrtaut subject.
Mrs. Forbes bait 11115553'15151111111I11I11h
(lcncxal linwlm" 11 views 111 htI‘IsnleiIt-t.
.9111! is soirr that he cannot sec that it
its not a position of at my 1111191 nun-pt
”at all but. Ically a question of 111191 I11-
this grout government xhould couutc-
malice thc salc. of hccr to ihc soldicrs.
so many 11f whom lmvc ncvcr tasted
liccr until they arc ch in front of tho.
canteen bar by tho cxumplu of Iltc‘Ir
superiors.
To an‘lnuuiry as to wlicthcr tho
much-valued alcoholic instruction in
ihc'schoulo Itmountcd to 1111ch I11 ('onI
Itcciicui. under the law making that
compulnory, Mrs. iv‘orlma hold to tho
cm'rcspondcut: "it it! trutI that the
law docs not count for much in the
citlca, but it in very thoroughly and ('I'
fcctivclr taught in the I'Iml districts
and we women of [I11I \V. C. ’l‘. I’. are
going to son toil that thtI law is carried
out in thc cltiep loo."
Senator l’latt bun nivcn no public 911-
prchsIon of opinion conccrniua this
suhjcct. ilc is p tectotnllcr hitnsIIlI‘
and u ulroug ht-licver in all measurctl
that will promotc the cunec of 19111-
pcrancc. but thcrc is u vcry 111mm: bo-
ltcf among many-of Scnutor Platt‘u
colleagues. who Inc also struuu tn‘m
pcraucc. men. that the proposed uboi.~
Islam-at of the ‘cantccn‘ will not brill
the intcrcnt 11fIt9n1net'unuc but will In
reality rcsi‘ill in promotion of the crux;
of intompcrnncc. ,
.1
M...-
ARTICLES ‘01.- ASSOCIATION.
Articles of association of I-the Carter
at nabbed Connmny. of Derby. have
been filed with the. nccrbtary, of state.
'f‘i‘uI corporation is organized to deal
in lumber. brick. coal 3nd mill supplies.
The amount of ('9 apltnl stock in 325111111
Th9 aulmcrihern arc David ii Parlor.
Honr1 M Hublmll and William 5.
Downs
__.w.
TRUIEE ESTATE LAR'CIE'.
The will of the Inti- iIln’muoI Trailers
of Bridgeport was filed at the probate
office. in that city yculcrday. and
Judge Noldm 1191 dorm December 1? for
.11 luring: The estate of the (localised
reported l. amount to approximately
60000 00.0 idol no major portion in 11111-
: Peck't Ml
M flit-mun
Timo' m the Dino-tit.
Motorintn 11mm 8 Hamilton, who
wnii‘ runnllifi the ‘elwtrlc our which
plunged off the trentloibridge at Puck's
Mill. August ii. iliilil. and fell to the dry
pond bottom. will 111111-11 to Bridge-
port. and stand trial for manslaughter
as atatod brieflw In The’ Sentinel. yes-
terdny
Shortly litter the accident 111111011011.
who was practically uninjured. except
through the fearful nervous shock. was
In rested and hold for manslaughter
flail in the cane 1111111 fixed at $2. 000
which ivaeaupplled. prewntahly by the
former tiiutiagement of the Traction
cmnpanv ‘ Just before‘ the trial was to
bare come off. Hamilton left thwu
The hull wad declared forfeited. and
upon the recommendation of IStatc'n
Attorney Peasettdeu. 11. bench warrant
was leaned for the arrest of Hamilton
1111- warrant its Still awaiting service
With a letter of introduction from on
official of thtI road to it mine owner In
Denver. Hamilton made his way there
in search of work. He was referred
to a mine‘ in lmadvillc‘. and went there
but failed t1‘1' secure work. All tin:
time hc was living on what money he
had 1111111111191! to alive during hlu term
in the employ of the Traction comI
party. and soon hie funds gave out.‘
Then. so his friends allegorhc wrote
to an officer of the trolley road. and
was supplied with funds. The fundsI
1vcr1I supplied regularly until the lfiJi
case of the company with the families
of thc victims was settled. when the
rcmittnnccs stoppcd abruptly hlI
i‘ricnds 1111.1' .1 I
When the remittances stopped. iIuiIl
tinicn lit-wan for Hamilton.
He had made no sccrct. of hit-i ImnIII
and did not go about undei tinnitus
so that cvcry omI in Denver who knew
him know his story. The result was-
ilutt whcu hc ioolicd for work he. was
politcly refused, and llf‘. could not
nothing of any description to 110.
Many limos he has 30119 hungry. and
for echrul weeks he was practically
a 11111111111 Such a life has wqu on
him. until hc would hardly be recog
nizod as his fur'mcl sclf (‘I'adnalh
he umdc his wuv citsiwnrd until he i.-
uow within a shoit dlstnnc c of BriilyzII
port
'l" in of the opinion that it is much
bct cr crop to fucc the possibility of
11 term in the statc prison. than 111
face the certainty of Bicknoas coil.
and starvation. as he docs in his [iron
out posltou.
RETURN OF TWO OLD CONDUC-
Tons.
A strange crcw took out “19.6 o‘c Io- it
passcngcr train from Edwardsvilic III..
on the Illinois Terminal yesterday.
The conductor and In akemcn wore no
uniforms. but wore Icvplcndcnt with
patent leathcr shoes 11nd diamond
scat-minis The ImInilrpa‘dlIII'c garb of
thc 11911" 11"otltutcn was not due to .111
eflort on the part of the railroad to in
troduce new stylcsln the costumes 11f
its mcn, but simply indicated to out
Riders that scvcrhl-‘mioen' hands llifl
been put on the cxtrnllint.
Tho conductor ' wn‘u Maurice W.
Clark, :1 troll-known insurance man of
St. Louis. whose residnncc is. at Ed
wardsriilc. and thc ln'nkr-man was ...
if. llrowu. who last wet-l1 sold his in»
tercsi III the Leland Hotel at Edwards-
1'ill1I for $6.000. chru'ago each was
in thc I'ailroud service as conduc-
tor. ("lurk ran on tiltI Chicago and .111-
mu and Brown on the Wabash. and at
iorwurd tho Santa lI‘c. iloth wore the
Izilt stripes for upward of tlftccn years.
lull of lulc linvc llf‘t‘ll changed in other
vocations. ’l‘hcr dcsircd to rc-cnlcr
tlic tlrdcr ol‘ liailwar Conductors. and
to do so wished to llllllit‘ applications
as rcgnlnr conductors.
.\ happy thought struck (‘lurk IS
rhcy pondcrcd over the dilemma. and
ho had an lntcrvlcw with his frlcnd.
ii. if. II‘crgnson. superintendent of the
lilinois Terminal it resulted in both
mcu sending in formal applications for
plates as conduc'tms .
Thcv rccchcd I"oi notification that
lbcv had been placed on the extra list.
and immediately afterwu another 110
tit-11' that thcy WPI‘c tot out No.1...
Tim were on hand proui' tiy at leaving
tlmc. hool‘ock. inst cvc lug.“ Clark in
thc capacity of conduolor and Brnow
as. britkcmun ‘
1 large delegation In! their fI-Iendu
was down to 1199 the Start and cheered
lttntlly when (‘Inrk ‘hm‘tcd the 1151111118
and waved a "high hall" to thc cngln
cor. 'flruwu was the teclpleut of a
beautiful lantcrn. some two feet high.
upon which two iinworkers had iuhot
cd all afternoon. it was u trying time
for thc 11th c1 ow until thci rain was
We" 111vav from the depot. They also
mudc the return trip. leaving Alton at
1; o'clock. but. on thc latter run rovers-
cd thcir IlOHlUilnftr-‘Sf. Louie Repubuc.
-M
ELECTION OF OFFlGERS
.....-
0f the Son- of the American Revolu-
tion.
The Sons of thtI American Revolution
hcld its annual meeting yesterday ilfv
icrnoon at tho New Haven Please. Fix—
flovernor Morgan 0. .Bulkclcy called
the meeting to order. ‘After thtI rend-
ins of ihr mlnutcs of the lilfll annual
meeting the committee on nominationu
recommended the following list of of~ '
llccrs for the ensuing year. who were
unanimously elected. This was pmcé
daily the rc-elcctlun 6f the old board.
'I‘hc list of omccrs is as follows. Pree-
idrnt. lion Morgan fl Bulkeley. of
Hartford: vice—president.
Budgcpoil; secrets
\Vuyne. formerviy of ew Britain. non;
of .1rmoul1.i\i. ‘ ifiiasurer. 1161111111
limiry w. Wounds. diplomatic; renta-
trnr. William P. Andrew's. of idtchdcld:
chaplain. nev. Frederick R. Sanford. of
Now linvcu.
Reports were rendered by the various
commiilecn, and ‘ the connotation
amended. lly the amendment to the
conciliation the annual meeting of the
bums of the. American Revolution ll ’
chanced from 1111: Hair 11 to North
jituida‘x‘nJo talus place erenfter on
.hdinn Queen iiuiol. now
but was one. 11”thli
on to his Widow. 'l in; will has execut-
od 09
Jammy 0.1119 anniicrmry‘ of flu: death
of Nathan lulu. . , . .
cit—United .
Slates Treasurer Daniel L Morgan of
...Rev Henry N I'
F".
1‘
. .1 .111 II'i“
Headache to Four leafs
For forty yum [11
(who. A1100.“
The mall.“ 11'1111 fimtiiyn
hull
uIl'in Utterly Kinny.
headaches lot“
and Turpru
In! at 0000-
1115131] to return mlull'y nevaotla'ré 11b: ‘
1.oi 'eiery Kinml have
In llns laid olcvcu ait‘mlh. lit now elitist Whli
curcd Inc will help otl195'5i.;—1Mrl.alohn55 l). V1.19
Kenn-opt tutucriicu. h. I, 1. _
11IIcrI I: 111;; curt-111‘ iiniitipu marvel“
ritnuuu: 11. l 1191' and 5K1 ii I W lllm'v
Burns
Bruise-
Cramp:
Dilrrhaa
All 811on
i1 111 a stun. safe and quick mainly.
'i‘bfim‘u ONLY ONLE'
'PdIanler
Parry Davll‘ .
'i‘ we vixen, Iibtz. and Mic
”MMMW
'w.”Bf”IanR.
Hydraulic and Sanitary
Englnnr.
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Examinations. Reports, Plans, Esti-
mates for Water Works, Filters. Sew-
erage and General Surveying.
One hundred and eighty-nine Dams.
Reservoirs and forty-one systems of
Water Works planned? and built. Per
sonnl attention given to all work.
Plane of Mill Work carefully pro
pared. 031 it
11115110 for Cash.
Highest. cash pride paid for old met-
als and materials of every kind. Drop
me a postal and l trill call
Prompt attention and honorable
dealings with all. 1 am occasionally in
New York some days through the week.
immediate attention on my return
will be given to any business that may
come in during my absence
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
13 Raymond 31.515151” ‘11 North Main
St... Store.
Lehigh' Dbn’t Lie.
You want your coal delivered to you
by the best method. We employ the
most careful men and our aim is for
perfection of delivery as well as per-
fection of coal.
WE KNOW lT
will he to your advantage to buy your
cool here.
Irving Luci'twootifi Flt
Successor to B. Harris.
Coal Yard and Ofiicc Water strect'
Branch Office. Center Washington and
Main streets. South Norwnlk. Conn.
Telephone Call. 31 f1.
TELEPHONE CALL. 1184.
FRANK 0. WIN Still
Plumbinii. Steam.
Hot Water and
Gas Filling.
rm 111m 911m
IRON WORK.
con; Worn AND
HAVILAND "our.
IOUTH uodwux.
l
PRINTING
13th WW ;
1101111111 11111101.»;
' . :IfI‘I'I'f'I'IIIIII‘iirl ”Wt ' j
5 531111;. of voting and cities werqmotilled .
. . Byl- .
ems which were 111111 and the result. .
'f‘ 9 Court of Compton Council was nak- .
- Ma- ‘
chino Company'u cynical. Councilman
How it hinted that the company would 0
- utmost. soiemnlty
It‘ll.
. hear. and 11 relish for your
g tried With“
of living It entirely in that city. The
idea of introducing the system was din.
cussed at the meeting of the councilv-
‘Iime attendant evening. M; the int sea-
clan of the 1.9111511". 11 commission
was appointed to. investigate the syn»
. hump 1111 committee 11111
to try the Mit'i‘mmanv Voting
1111111111111; one-machimln each
wrd at he 1191‘ election free of cost
for the trial. Councilman Hewitt mov-
ed that 11. committee of two alderman
and 111m councilman be. appointed to
lllVeiithat'e the voting machine and
witness a trial of It at the coming elec-
tit‘m. The motlbu' um carried unani-
mously. The Mc'l‘umman'y machine is
about four feet. 511911 and has a key.»
board like a typewriter. 0n the keys
are written the names of candidates to
be Voted for. Voting is accomplished
by preunlfis the liars bearing the name
of the voter‘s choacn candidate. Each
vote an it in cast is counted. and the
result in the ward ls known within
three minutes after the polls are clonI
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR 0E8-
BER T?
This question arises in the family
every day. Let: no answer it today
Try Jello a delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two mlnutéII.
No boiling! no baking! add boillnz
water and not to cook Flavors: bent
on, Orange, Raspberry 11nd Strawber-
ry. At your xrocera. lOc.
When a woman makes a dress for
her baby, she can't wait till its done
to try it on. but tries it on before-5
hand. and plus it.
if you have ever seen 9 child in the
agony of cronp. you can realize how
grateful mothers are for 01.19 Minute
Cough Cure, which gives relief as soon
as It is administered. it quickly
cures all throat and lung troubles. G.
C. Stillson. South Nor-walk; ,E. P
Weed, Norwalk.
......
It is all right to spring nice on n
gueet from New York city. But dont
try to fool 9 guest who comet: front
the country.
....
._.‘_.
No one can reasonably hope for good
health. unless his bowels move once
each day. When this is not attended
to diorders of the stomach arise, bil
Iousneas. headache. dyspepsia and
piles soon follow. if you wish to avoid
these ailments keep your bowels rogu-
lar. by taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. when required.
They are so easy to take and mild and
gentle In effect. For sale by G. C.
Stillsou. South Norwnlk; E. P. Weed,
Norwalk.
You never hear of a girl these days
who enters a convent because she was
tilted. She begins a breach-of-promiec
unit.
___-._.¢ .~
some FOOLISH PEOPLE
Allow a cough to run, until its gets
beyond the reach of medicine. They
often say. “Oh. it will wear away." but
in most cases it will wear them away
Could they be induced to try the suc-
cessful medicine called Kemp's Bal-
sam. which is sold on a positive gnar-
autee to cure. they would immediately
see the excellent effect. after taking
the first dose. Price 25c and 50c.
Trial size free. At all druggists.
lcucrnl Bell. the new provost mar-I
shat of Manila. began his career as a
soldier in 1862 as a lieutenant in thc
Rilth Ohio volunteers.
Both makers and circulators of coun-
ter felts commit fraud Honest men
11 Ill not deceive you into buying worth
less counterfeits 1‘1! DeWitts Witch
Hazel Salve. The original is lnfalllble'
for curing piles. sores. eczema and all
skin diseases. 6. C. Stillson. South
Norwalk; E. P. Weed. Norwalk.
King Oscar. of Sweden, is the tallest
reigning monarch. He is a little over
six feet. which is something less than
the crown prince of Germany.
Many people worry because they no
Iicve they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are‘ al‘
right but their stomachs are unable
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cure
digests what you eat. and prevent:
the formation of gas which makes the
stomach press against the heart it
will out-0.90917 form of Indigestion. G
C Sillinou. South Norwalli' E. P.
Weed, Norwalk.
it is reported that Leo Xllf. has ch
clued to pereomtily celebrate at mid-
night of December .11 and With the
the last. mass of
the century
5.
DcWiii'n Little Early Risers are the
bent liver pllIII ever made. Easy to
take and never gripe. G C. Stilllon
South Norwalk: E.P P.Weod. Norvulk.
Heaven it; like home: it is open aftm"
the. other place is shut.
THE BEST PLASTEH.
A piece of flannel dampened with
Chumberluina Pain Balm, and bound
to the affected parts is superior to any
planter. When troubled with Ionic
‘ buck. or pain- in' the tilde or cheat.
; 30111.1 miss '~ *
" Wit. 7 W1.
giro It 9 irlnl and you are certain to
be furore than pleased with the prompt
which it affords. Pain Balm iti-
so cum rhen ntism. IOno 11111111191191
siren relief. r pale by 0. 0. Still
' South Norwnlli, E. P Wood. Nor:
' Mter 11 women love: a mail beyond
a certain 911111111111: novel- trust: him.
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if you would have In appetite like I
coin. tulle
chunborlflnillto‘lm III Liver Tub
fold. Inlay correct disorders of the
stomach. and regulate 11111 liver anti
Midi. Price. 25 cents. Summon
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WE HAVE BEEN PREPARING FOR THE
BUSY CHRISTMAS TRADE
.4 AND NOW
EVERYTHING IS lN READlNESS.
Dress Shields. . _
Smoking JackeiS.
Umbrellas. .
. . boil Aim Bands,
Initial Handkerchiefs,
Silk Mufflers,
Neckwetir.‘ . '
Dress Suit Cases.
Suspenders.
l
Men’s 1301157 and Children s Suits and
Overcoais.
WATCH OUR NEXT WEEK‘S no.
OPEN EVERY EVENlNG UNTIL NlN5E UCLOCK.
I. DAVIS & SON,
TAlLORS. CLOTHlERS. HATTERS, FURNISHERS,
85 WASHINGTON STREET.
SGUIH NORWALK
:Illllllnlnuncnlu-uc:
3 For now trade, we mean. ."
2 Our aoods speak louder than words' ..
. can, if non ’11 011111 come within i‘tciit- .
2 ing of them. Our special drive this ;.
: week is on extra line Canned coin. _
3 90 per-can, three cans for 250. :3
:- corner Railroad PM“ ' ' :
u 5 and Wuhlnptan 511'on 5a
Before buyingI your FURNITURE out of town look at our
line of
Roll Top Deskso dei‘és’ Drafts ii
A big line “Ella"
All New Goods and Lateat Style}...
RAYMOND c-
546 1'i11l i'l'il Main; Street. Norwi'lk Cit
Chairs.
Sideboards, Pdrl‘orF
Tables. :' . :
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