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Evening sentinel, Thursday, December 13, 1900 · page 6

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_ 31116111111101 9111111111 1113151
. ». ow u mean
dolled tract; east of 353,3
There is not a hot
lithium. and it Is I:
being hall 11914.)
& inhabited by
(1 curing were
Inf. (1 ledge till

 
 

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

111111! int'1utled n skil-

low heads. spcur heads

1). bride of two
*9 1111(1ch attempt to mlu'
topic. in New Hn~

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

(lithe bootbluchlug c3.
*lilllere her husband works.
11111111?th long out 01
(i (ll ovc it into his buck.
in were murlicd in Puuenic‘
to New Haven.

struck Antonio fell null-.111

a‘y thilt they (Inunot v.14 tell
nt of the out or what the result

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

era of Huntington arc com-
I' he “impossibility of g‘ottinv
work on their
.. advertised for a mall.
ou'sh he had a number of- an:
app pants, were with but one
. filer unskilled
else men (who drank so much
make them" unreliable.
onu'td not. agree to engage.
Tbnt merely \vlolu'd to \vollk
, yam during the winter.
_ .. if OII hanufo'ctorlos is one of tile
“it “ties for this paucity of form
. but men plefcriiun to work in
_ . even for less moucv
:1 command on (1 form

 
 

 

 

 
 

 

Shelton trove to Huntington
”333911;: (Ill Sn (lay (to vital I.l houuc
‘ pl that place and when
QIllle (tilt of 119' house bctwcou .1
131111311111. some one had 110

.111 (31111111: with his tulllout
, been unhifcilnd. por'tiy un
turned about in

oltou lchltchcd his on

then went fol a neighbor'ii

lying hie horse and wagon 111

(11111113 place When he ('umc out .11

. '3 he was Blit“[)li§(;‘(i to find 111- it.
mfihadnbman tukcu away

 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 

 

ion has becn died for
of a chhrter bv the hurt (‘.cu»
mbly tel a trolley liuc from
lilo to Bul'lvdlllc. betu'ci-u 'l‘o-
'l‘hc l'lllllt‘ (Ion
plates a connection with the For
'» on-‘Winsted t'loilcv
31 'e Xthrough I‘\Inplc liollou

 
 
 

.Ilimut sixfccn

“Venteen (piles.

 

GOVE RNOR-ELECT’S SLIP.

 

o of his Staff Selections Thought to
’ indicate Marriage.

ordspgciul to thc Ni'w lurk

 
 
 

. .-of“nli'error considered sur-
. light a luwycr.
enter-elect (lcorgc P.
imbbury intended to (hurry lira. \n»
oinotte E. Wood
,I‘lvtlo revlvcd today.
The Governor (‘ll‘ii llnli .\II.~(.W(‘111d
ve both made denials th: (I thcx were
Wry.‘ but. this little mistilko .""'

 

of Williil thc (governor
#1”; Wall g\.liily WIN in.

3nd 2("lillV01‘tlil' gt’flt‘l' ill,
.ibe the fact that. Ml.
Montgomery i.~
'l‘llc Connecticut
judge udvoc etc
have been udniittoil to pl .11 11cc in
Superior Coult for
Mr. Montgomery was gradual.»
mm Yale ill 13911.
to. Wood (winced gl'cut inlcrl‘du lll
Mchean’s cnnvnss ulul
1.0(10 to organize the Mc-

 

. linot eligible.
' Wood’ 3 cousin

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

{Micah in forty youls old.
‘ "1111 Home timc to
(lode (lit ottructlviI woman of
Mr. MI'l .ouu took pull ill tho
of he (Iutnln
. - “B t o ilunnciui ndviucr (11
(-1.11 position by tho wuv. (hut

ported ihllt Mr Mc 1.1-:111 (111d
yd liltend to lum'u ulimliy

"- DOUTNEV COMING

N Douinoy who is (Ionspic
find who lulu llf‘illl'VI‘ti
on»poiltlcui uou sc( Iur»
ivc tumucrmu-(I it'c-

'mlllto frlcndu with 1111111011-
.911 ‘tui olncrs (oi-11mg that
not is worth having for his
’ 111- violin and pot-
Wick 11mm to (its mccllnm
'(i ,to political prohibitoll.
llc cluimu (hut

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

«use (1111 rm- plainly
(loos not. prohibit and
loll the utututo iiooitu
it in not pl urticul
tlun'ot Ill again-i it, he (lays,
. uhlyrccommctlilcd by land

 
 
 
 
 

3. our. Abol'it this’itlm'e
Mr. Map . . .ed his (1 (10'1- epithet}:
, tlou in , _" and de oted _ bl en'—

ire tlm‘ ~ ‘ "lit“ ‘_

3111163. . es secui 'sbll pilitfi'
(1,111 rain (1 , or. and (It lilo iluui (if
it'd income . 0 Will til 0113'! ital
of a mold (paper in the ate" a. it
111 said ‘ ad on income from his
liluvgsppprr tucking loin 111111111 to innu-

 

 
 
 
 

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

lie uttcrwurda organized

el’riiit'luir Company. was Thu gcr‘ un‘il
president (11' the company. the other
members being his soils. daughters and
his witc‘.’1‘hll liveniu’u flour was (tuit-
(lil sometime aftpi' this dinnitution of
this company: Mr Maples still looking
after the editorllii end of the daily and
weekly, but the lions, Willium l\
Maples and James W. Maples looked
lifter tllc news find business “111.01
lutc Ilw cutlro management of The
Hour bud (illVolvod lipoll William K.
Maples: owing to the poor health of his
father.

in 11162 Mr. Maples wus united in
.nuu'riage with Amelil‘l N. Meeker. of
Webtpoi'i (lliughter of William Meeker.
Who was captain of (l ‘mcrchunt ship.
lI‘our children wcle both to them. MireI
(‘lula Maples. Willin'm il’. Maples. M15.
Murv Aiken. of New York city. and
Joint-s W. Mimics also of New York

 

 

 

1'. it

N13: ‘Mupiell was 11 member of St.
i’fli'li' a (‘luirch and (it one time wus u
vestrylnnu of the Cilillt.il lie was ."l
charter-member of lllc Nol walk Club.
and largely instrumental in starting thc
organization. in which be retained on
active interest until his death. 110
was also president of the Bunimnin
leuncs Masonic Benevolent Association,
and had been p'roeideut of the Connor»
ticut State Editorial As‘socintiou. and
chairman of thc- executive (Ioluulittcc
of the Nutlclull Editorial Association.
in mutt-11's pertaining to the public wel-
falre hc always look an active (mm-.93:
his (rem-hunt pcn being over ready to
wage aggressive warfare if necessary.
One. thing ln particular for which Ml“.
Maples mode a hard fight was thc (Wo-
(Icnt-pcl'»1nlle railroad fore in (‘.onncc—
tit-ut. and it was with pride that he of»
ten reviewed the fact.
Mr. Maples never had tlnltII to uspirc
to public office when in good hcuith.
When the Norwnlk evening school was
stnrtcd ho was prevailed upon to :11:—
sumc thc superlntendenoy for one term.
thu not actively engaged in newspap-
(Ir work he" was fond of travel, and hud
neon about ('.'-l’dl‘vtlliniz of inicrcst in
this country. He often stated that
\\ llcn llc hud secn the wonders of Auch .
icu he would (out ubroud n’nd not 11»
fore. ‘
Mr. Muplcs was public-spirited and
Icuterpiising. (llwuys randy to take on
in" five part in local affairs. though from
ill‘l independent standpoint in politics
he was :1 Republican. vct he ucvcr int
his putty stand in the wuy of what no
thought nus right and criticised either
party u hen he dcnmcd lt necessury.
Mr. Maples will be missed in <ocini
(-ilclcs us hc had a 1111'ng uuulbcr of
friends outsidc of his lieu spapcr (Ion-
Ilcctlons.
The tucnrul of hilt Maples will no
bcid from his into residcncc Suturdnv
(It i (1. ill. lfcv. .1. Morris (‘ocrr (1nd
llcv (‘. M. Sollcck will othclutc. '1‘ch
intcrmcut will he in Willow Brook
(‘cpletcriu Westport.

 

CONNECTIEUT PATENTS.

'l‘hi' foilowllllz were issued Tlccclnllv-l
1m. (pou-
l.isit lurniuilod from ()fllcc of .I\. \l,
Woostcr solicitor (11‘ patents. liridILc
port. Conn:
llonuid Noblc. Bridgcpm't. trimnliu'.
:Itttlclllllcnt for sewing machines.

('lcorgc .I. Calli‘.\\‘l‘ii. lIiurtford. ru'i
was ('ur truck.

Mom's (‘ .iollusou, Ilzlrll’ord \‘.ll'l.i
blc speed frcnl'iuu.
Charles T .\i('(‘u(I. Hartford. rur-
riouc coupling.

Ste'pilcu ll. llalkcr. Nin llnvcn. ('(uu
biudlion bath tub scat '.lud bidi-t.

Wilbur '1‘. Smith. .\'(-\v linvcn. (lulu
ulutic locking (lcvlcc.

\Vulrcn Ii 'I‘nvior Stamford. trunk
lock

Clltill1~I~ 1'7, Luthzlm. Stoulllgtou cur
burctcl.

Christin" (i. l'locl‘ic, 'l‘orrillgtliil.
truck for roller skatcs.

(iisintcgrutm'.
bludc Ilil(l bolstcr. design.

die for spoons. forks. or similar ul'ti
('lcs, design.

 

THE GIRL AND HER VOCATION.

of her school life the uclmtlon of I: r
pl'otcuslml.‘ \vritcs Murgurct 1'3. Sunni

think it. woll for hcr. too. vcry fro

ubout among her frll-lldI' for uugmil

the llillt (11' thouc who neck tllonl. '1 il'
(11 cluploylncut (Illoldd hc ucithcr lll

«(It in motlpn (ivory lofdtimnto ulculul
11nd lct thouc kilo may be. ((1110 to .111
(list lu-r knOw somutllimz of hcr ultul

ite."

A WARNING.
A (moniempm'ury writer who was our

 

himself. So he called 111 the noted no

[li‘PiIllt't‘tLllllktéfL with arcspcctflll now.
“Mr. (‘ period Lamb. 1 belle-vol“

 
 

Lamb get. WM not old enough to hell
it . ' ‘.' '

 
 
 

 
 

’ the insulin nt‘ Middleton she walked

Min-rt W. (71150. Highland Park. tibl’r- "MI-w —
(‘horics T". Smith. Now llrituiu. kuiic Mr. 11. Gray. who iivcs ucar Amouin

Wuitor 1.. \Viikn, \‘i’uilingl‘ord. ililll'

lluvc ill her mind during tllc luttcr pus't

hif‘l‘. ill Ihcl luldlcn' 11mmI J.(ulrnnl ”l
(plcutly. but with intention. to ('.M
(101111.111 ask the kind oillc (In of one and
uuothcr. nod to make known Mr pool
(11' imnu-(liutc (Illlploylnollt till 110011 (iii
uln- icuvcu uchnol. Many good pout»
(111m. 111'1I lost'bcciluuc (11‘ indcciuiou.
(11 [also midc. or unwise r'ctitcnco oil
Inertial altitude of the will ‘in IlcuriI'h

(lltfc'lcnt nor putronizing; she should

lion. They can help. and (1110. run suck 1"" (mic by R‘ H‘ Plnlated ""1 I" I!

with much gl'eulcr hopool (lucuuuu. if
this goal in view be something (lcflu-

loop to mom thc‘ acuuillutnncc of
Charles Lamb determined to Introducc.

“You. " skid Lnnl‘b slowly from, and

thin. zrny whlnkcrn: "you they call me

”1363 hove a family

(11111111
taken to thorn/(11111111211

 

into the more of o a Brewer It (30..
on Asylumi‘ 1mm. Elle hull known
Mr. Browor for loony years. and hot
visit to the store was to see him. The
first ‘tlllni,I Bile lurid when (Illa crossed

around?” she was told that Mr Brew.
or into in the store (out the expressed
11 (115111111 1.11 ml! him. like lu‘ui tier cane
In her right hand (ind her. left fist wail
tightly clocked. The clinched flat and
her il'nlicibiiity led (no 1111111 with whom
she first tnlkcd to expect trouble for
Mr. Brchr. When Mr. Brewer came
out to and her she uni(i'."(loo(1 morn

ilcr Ann opened her clinched list and
exposod it half dollar to view and ex-
tendinl‘r her llulld towurds Mr. Brewer.
I'ulid. "Hui-c. Chill-icy. 11‘s a half dollar
i" wont to give you for luck." Mr.
brewer did not want to take the loop
or and told bur 11hr. had better keep
1t (11; (die might need it herself. “it‘ll
for luck it's for luck " said Ann and
(luaplto Mr. Brewer's; protestations. he
had to take the money from bur hand
He then endenvorcd to persuade her
to hike another half dollar in exchange
for tho one (the bud given illm,'llllt
.3119. would not do it. “Well. Ann.“
unid Mr. Brewer. "1 will keep this half
(iflilill' fuluyou. .llld thut l mny know It
in yours. 1 will mark your initials on
it." nod (11-: he spoke he took out ’.'I.
load pencil. and marked the lottcru
"A. M." on the hull dollar. and put. tiltI
coin In ills pocket. Ann rcinulncd
about the store for it few minutes Md
then went out. apparently happy ill
the gift she had (nude.

Mr. Brewer thought no more of the
Incident for the time. and 11 few days
later he went to New York. As he
was walking up one of the crowded
thoroughfares of that city. he looked
to the sidewalk. and within (1 few inch-
(II-I of where he woo walking he saw
something spul'.k1c llc stooped down
ulul picked the bright object up and
within his grtlsp be held 11 valuable
diamond ring. Ann Muitln's huif dol
1111‘ was in his pocket. and that was
the first thing ‘he thought of. utter he.
picked up the ring. There may be no
connection between the half dollar and
tho finding of tho diumoud. but thIIrc.
is no harm giving Ann Martin and nor
011111 the credit for Mr .Bl'cwcr‘s good
luck.—~Hartfol'd (‘.ourqu.

’0

 

”l)ou‘t you get tired." sold the tnlkii
live customer. "standing there hour by
hour ironing (mo stiff-bosomed shirt
after the other?“ “No." anuwcrcd the
Chincse lnundrl’man. "it rests nlc to
think i don’t hove to wear them."
it you would have (In nppetltc like (I
bear. and u relish for your meals. tokc
Cllnlubcrluln‘s Stomacn and Liver Tull
lets. Thcy correct. disorders of thc
stomach. and rcgulnte the liver null
bowls. Pricc. 25 cents. Samples
free. (it (l C. Stillson's South Nor-
wulk; E P. Weed. Norwnlk.

 

Niugm'n pow'cl was used so long new
us 1725. when the French erected it
saw mill Ilcilv th(I site of thc proscut
factory of thc Pittsburg Reduction
Company If \vth uucd for the purpose
of supplying sum-(l lumber for Fort
Niagara.

 

 

ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPSIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. 'of New Cumin
Dot. suys: "l suffered for yours with
dyspepsia. 1131111 to how great (lie
truss and belching. i tried evorythinn
I could hear of lull nothing helped me
till i took Brnzillnn 8111111. and one an
cont bottle cured mo f'omplctely.”
For solo by H II Phlistcd (Ind F. ii
iiovtm‘.

"Till-y suv 11c nlnrl'icd llcr humus"
W 11-11 (but his. children needed a
Illothcl' "
"You ”1‘ has just bought hcl' .1
$2.10 1m (1111.: and soul his ('lllldl'cu in
in. with his [list-- \vifc‘s motllcr "

JELLO. THE NEW DESSERT.
piioscs It" the family Four flavors
l.cluon. (ll'xlngc. Raspberry 11nd Straw
bcrl'y. At your grtu-(Irs. Try it In
(lily.
(‘1;(1‘:1»~i hour. (illl‘l‘ic. that you have
rcIurcd II‘I‘Iluk chtucr,
(‘urric-~»1 had to do if—-——llc is so sci-
iinh. you know. He told Inc he could
not live without (111'. Just thinking of
iiilllbt'il'. you see.

 

HOW TO CURE GROUP.

inn-buss»: county. N. 1'.. says: “Cham-
bcriuiu‘s Cough liclncdy is tho best
medicine 1 have ever used. it in a fine
children‘s remedy for ('I'oup. and never
1111111 to cure." When given (is soon (In

nppoul. For solo by G. C. Slwlliflon
South Norwnik: E 1’. Wood. Norwulk

 

 

Adum‘u 111110 of the house.

7”—

SAVED A IOV'8 LIFE.

 

1

ford. Del, says: “Brasiiltln Balm 111w-

30 sloop, and was all right in on mom
on."

Baxter.

 

 

Kllefltu fll‘ii prefoi'ab o.

 

 

it. (I C. Stillson. 8011111 Nomadic“! .
1’. Wired Norwalk.

Woo-(-

 

polite

 

 

 

Evan“: 8111161111.

(typo ml 11"“ (I pencil. (1111111111
1.111111%

frequently from a mother‘s neglect. to
pgoperiy inatruct. her delight/3r! \
(motto! MIT "((03on out 1111i
fer "' his" young onn'eh" are ((1 taught.
There its (.1 little truth ((1111 3 great ii "‘
oration in this. If n youn'
(mum uufleris. shitiély she need
trautluiant. told her (pothorubvultl 31111
tilIt'. (silo gétu it ‘ . ‘
1111:!) mothers Maltese to take their .-
17111111111110! culmina-
tion' . but no mother need hesitutb to
write 31%er lbout. lle'II' (111131111111. or
burnt! to Mrs. l’in‘khum and secure
. moat ellicieilb advice without. .
'lf'rs. Plnldul'm's Addressl is “

 
 

lilo" ‘tllron’hnlo :1 wall. Ij"ls Charley . 3

 

111111311 rm to (1 p11

‘ing. Charley" Mr. Blower greeted ‘ii"“il

ac. Still-op; South Nor-nth; 1hr.
' Weed Norwnllri .

' ground you walk on Holman—Alli 1

'WHAT 'BHAL'L WE HAVE FOR DEB-
”FT?
_- lg hilpatto' unset In the flullly
eve day be us unavai- it
,1”qu o dolloious‘ and 1111 “that
(is’hsrti' Prep». unit In two intuition
Not boiling! no balling! (hid boiling
Witter B'll'd not o (1601. Flavors: 11.4011»
on, orange. Raspberry and somber
,ry. . 111'?qu groom-(l. 10c. . f _

..._._.\.o—————

 

The boat inudtl of Germany u‘re now
devoted to the culture of best su‘znl.
the greater portion of which is ex-
ported.‘

“11 roll hev'e ever- seen a child in (1111
agony of croup, you can realize how
grateful mothers are for One Minot
Cough Cure, which gives relief as 1100
it is administered. Lit quickly
euros all throat and lung troubles. G.

qu—v

Lover lurdentl!)‘——l'ldve the very

 

thought it was my estates you were

BUSY CHRISTMAS TRAN
AND NOW

Silk . 1313111615.
neokweai. '

Dress Suit Case's,
Suspenders.

Umbrclns.
. Futon Arm

_ . initial Handkerchiefs. ~ , .
Men’s Bcus’ and Children S 51315 1111

(.1

WATCH OUR NEXT WEEK 5‘ AD ,
UPEN Ev3RY 3v3uINo UNTIL .111ng OCLQGlC

 

B r011. Win, lnother of the 31 up; isdy
w one portrait we bore pub
Mrs. Pinkhnm in Julius 1M. (toying
her daughtcr had In cred for two
floors with irregular mlluntruoilon~

her side, feet ewe-11.11111! was generally
miserable. Mrs. i'lnkhem promptly
replied with advice. and under date of
March. 11199 the mother writes ‘ogain
that Lydia E. Pinkhom‘s Vegetable
Compound Ioured her daughter of all
pains and irregularity.

Pinkhunl’e grout. medicine for romp
lilting women'u peculiar monthly
troubles.

 

'Mrs' August an'lzgre'f of South

sh. wrote

no headache at the time, cud pain" In

Nothing in the world equals Mrs.

 

 

Justice~What \vcre you doing to
Colonel Pullct’s (hlckeu coop? Uncle
lilIISc~~lI‘(1‘(le Lawd Judge l was jes
inkill (lo census

have used Chamberlain's Cough Rem-
(Idy. for colds and lo’ grippe. during the
past few yours, to our knowledge. not
(I allude. case has resulted in pneumon-
ia. 'l‘hoa. Whitfield (iv. 00.. 240 Wabash
nveuue. Chicago. ouri of the. most prom
inept ictnil (lluggists in that city. in
speaking of this. says: "We rec-om
mend Clinmberlnln' u Cough Rcmedy
for In ngipDP in many cases. as it not
only gives prompt. and complete rccov
cry. but (1180 counteracts any tendency
of in gl'lppc to result in pneumonia.‘
iI‘or solo by (l. C. Stilison, South Nor-
wnik; E. 1’. Wood, Norwnlk. '

are making themselves sick eating
nuts and raisins. which they are hclp
1111: to prepare lit night for mincc most
and plum pudding.

 

mates for Water Works. Filters, Sew-
erage and General Surveying.

Reservoirs (1nd forty-one systems of
Water Works planned and built. Per
souul attention given to all work

put ed. ' 031 ti

 

the child becomes hourec. or oven after
"'l‘llc futurc wu Ic-cllrnln m should the ('l'oupy cough lulu developed. it will

1' K g prcvcnt thc attack. This should be
borne In mind, and 11 bottle of the
(‘ough chwdy kept of hand. ready for
instuut 1150,1111 soon as those symptoms

Wc always had up idcu that .t.lle
.I'tory thut lIJve lcnibtcd Adnm orgluI
.1th1 with somo of 1110 women kin on

Mrs. Captain 11. Hubbard. of MI)-

(Id my boys llfo 1111 began iunt ilktI
tho one we loot with croup. We govt?
him (1 fort (tones. He quickly dropped

You cnn fool a man by substituting
currents for raisins, but you can‘t fool '
n woman. which l (mu rcnson mcn .

You can't, afford to risk your life by ’
ullowlng a cough or 11 cold to develop
into pneumonia or consumption. One
thor's office and. bcing'uohcrcd into his minute tough Cure will. curé throat
and lung troublml quicker than (lily
oilu-r preparation known. Many doe-
torll use 11.811 11 specific for grippe. It
coining lit tho (mine timo' Illiu art In [in infallible remedy for (croup.
f‘lllldreu like it, and mothers “endorse

if people own ready to Milton you.
«(~on the you out 111111 (promotion “We 19%

Among the tens of tlloueandn who

 

in most houses these days children

w. B. RIDER.

Hydraulic and Sanitary
511111170".
74 WEST AVENUE.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Examinations. Reports. Plans, Esti-

Onc hundred and eighty-nine Dams.

Plans of Mill Work cnrefully pro

Hustle for Cash.

Highest cash price puld for old met
his and materials of every kind Drop
(no a postal and i will call.

l’lompt attention and honorable

dcallngs with all. i am occasionally in

New York some days through the week.

Immediate nttontlon on my return
will be given to (my businesll that may
come in during my absence.

ABRAHAM HARRIS.

13 Raymond 81.. or 11 North Main

St. Store.

 

'runmpnoun CALL. 122-8.

11111111111101

Plumbing. Steam,
Hot Water and
Gas Filtina.

TIN AND SHEET
IRON WORK.
coll. omit sun
umnuup urn-111'.
UOUTN NORWALK.

I. M 1/13" ('3': $0111..
TAILORS CLOTHIERS HATTERS,FURN|S|'1ERS
115 WASHiNGTON STREET. '

SOUTH NORWALK

 

No one can reasonably hope for good
health. unless his bowols move once
each day. When this is not attended
to (llorders of the stomach arise, bil-
dyspepsln and
If you wish to avoid
these dllmeots keep your bowels regu-
lar. by taking Chamberlain's Stomach
and Liver Tablets. when
They are no easy to take and mild and
For sale by G. C
Stillsou South Norwnlk; E. P. Weed,

piles soon follow.

.(1.

.I . I l.
(.11, 11.3 ‘.1‘31“,,(3..1‘ Iv

 

3611119 in effect.

 

Pal'kewl‘ve just had my telephone
Lane-What for?
~My next door neighbor put one in.
mm"— ~—

A SENSIELE MAN
use Kemp's Balsam for
Throat and Things. it is curing more
Group. and all Throat and Lung TrouI
blcs, than any other medicine.
proprietor has authorized any drugglst
to give you a Sample Bottle Free to
convince you of the merit of this great
Price 250 and 50c.

 

Bad Tlmes.—-“He has always run his
business like clock work."
now his creditors have-wound it up."

 

Both makers and clrculators of coun-
terfelts commit fraud. Honest Inlen
will not deceive you into buying worth-
less counterfelts ‘of DeWift's Witch
Hazel Solve. The original is‘ infullihliI
for curing piles sores. eczema and all
G C. ‘Stillson South
Norwnlk: E. P. Weed. Norwnlk.

you by keeping you awake.

skin diseases.

 

 

Mrs. flicker—There vou go again!
you always wore. a fault- finder.
Flicker—Sure; and 1 11 never forget the

day i found you. line. come 10 US.

Centroffioodco.

Corner Railroad Place
and Washington Street

 

litany people worry because they be
Have they have heart disease. The
chances are that their hearts are all
right but thelr stomachs are unable
to digest food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cum
digests what you out Send prevents
the. fol matiou of gas. which makes the
stomach press against the heart.
will cure cv cry form of indigestion. G
C. Stillson. South Norwalk; E. P
Wood. Norwalk.

 

Thu Bachelor~—Single-blessedness is'
(1 good thing. The Benedict~WelL
Isn‘t double blessednoes twice. as good?

 

DeWitt's Little Early Risers are the
best liver pills ever made. Easy to
take and never gripe. G. C Stillson.

South Norwalk: P1P. Weed. Norwnlk.

 

Sunl'lcy—~\'c1u don‘ t have to be all
a check. Yow~No
but you have to be a royal ncudemlclon
to get it cashed.

artist to (lrn w

 

$100 REWARD. “00.

The readers of this paper
plnascd to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science has
been able to cure. in all its stages. and
that is Catarrll. Hull‘s Cntn‘rrh Cure
is thc only positive cure now known
to the medical fraternity.
ing a constitutional (license,'requlreu Il
constitutional treatment.
turrh Cure is taken internally. acting
directly upon the blood and mucous
surfaces of the system thereby (is
straying the foundation of the disease.
and giving the patient
building up the constituted. and cellist

 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 

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can only come to those whose d‘igeStiOn is
good. A mistreated stomach gets even with
The ,stomach's
behavior depends on what you out In it.

For [everything fresh and pure in the eatable

We pay the above reward for any can otleuCamplalni.
Dyspepsia. Sick Headache. Indigestion, consumm-
or Costlvm we cannot cute with

liverila, daily-1111111111111 that fill

They are purely Vegetable and never fall to give satisfaction-
25‘: boxes contain 100 Pills.10c boxesoodtalnwl’tlhvh
bomcontoi'u 15131113. Bewmoi substitutions:
Senlbymall.81ampsuk¢n. 11mm Cacao»
Clinton and lackson 8.13....Cllim Mimi!- 501“?!

GEORGE C. STILLSON. drunist. South Namath. COM

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lng unture in doing'lta work. “The pro
prletm'o have so much faith in its cur
ative powers. that they offer One Hun
(ired Dollars for any case that it full;
Send for list of testimonials.

F. .l. CHENEY &. CO.T01e(lo.O.
Sold by drugglsts. 750.
Hall's Family Pills are the best.

 

 

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press of China started in ilfo an 3 our
“No wonder they stand in

 

 

 

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The caudiov‘ (11111111111116 in Gitlotfou .
(nuke now friends every day, retain old
friends 1101111111911. Want to know the

THE BEST PLABTER.

A piccc of flunnol dampened with
Chamberlain's Pain Balm. and bound
(0‘ the Mfedtnd part0 ill superior to any

 

 
 

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(15 Wm M
South Not-walk.

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why and Wherefore? No question
more easily answered. The sugar
used hero in sugar. not glucose: our?
workman are apt; skillful and exper-
len‘c‘ed at their trade. snd’w endeavor
to be co'urteous in our treatment of
every customer. Whether he buys live
cents. or five dollars worth of confec-
chooolute's. They
make friends for us Illtel' then (nun
thing we'kndvr...

G GHIOTTO;

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When troubled with limo
buck. or pains in the side or client
we It a. trial and you are certain to
be more than pleased with the prompt
relief which It words.
. .' labourer rheumtllui. (uncommon
' g’lves relief For sale we
hon. Booth Norwalk; E. P. Wood. Nor-

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Brunch Office, Confirm

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up the lolily' s puree when Idle dropped
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