ht; ,,
fgfcsséd ‘ilii'nis‘eli
Issue reseipcd by
, . g on In the
e I South Africa.
gréithunthtéii and sewn-
anthers of the society
the dinner. The‘ Rev.
ry Van I) kc. preqidtni of the
Iy,prciii ed. ~
{’31 Midland. who frequently
til {opted by applauye said
Dutch, coIiII yatisni.
sin has“ iii air reat dc-
ll jattiitily cast aside. or
median :oppoued. to oin
'i-I' Wcifaie and glory. "l he
id snrc foundations of oni
and national happiness
Icen discredited. Rever-
for our national traditions
‘ relaxed, and satisfaction
.ctitintrys I‘Iiis‘nion has
mined. .. ‘ .
(huts and limitations
i) on constitution hate become
iii” and irksomc
tiiciit.
id love oi pcarc, honor
ti cc has been wcakcncd,
n I rugality and Contentment arc
ow traits insepaiablc from
nan character
War, even with the world' .3 ad-
ahead civilization, may still be
sumcmnes necessary and justifica-
hi" but whether necessary and
il’i‘cablc‘ or not. the dcmoraliza-
that follows III its train never
be evaded it means bloody
inst uctions, which, in a country
c citizens do the fighting,
not fail to leave their impress.
time at least ’iipon public
private life in time of peace
undci tlic‘
Thus thesc two. grcat English
sipeaking nations then assumed
leadership III the path of peace, and
in advocacy of the abolition oi
war. ibis): treaty failed of con-
iirrnatiort in tlic Senate. Less than
five years passed. and these Elig-
lish speaking champions of peace
and arbitration are‘still operati‘n
in parallel lines-«one In the Phi-
ip incs‘, and the other in South
A rica—wbnt no longer for peace
and arbitration Both are killin
nativcs' In an effort to possess their
lands. '
"This indicates a sad relapse:
and In our case it is a most serious
One. If England succeeds in her
attempt in South Africa, she will
but add anothet to her lint of sinI-’3
iiai acquisitions; a brave peoplea
Will he sujugatcd; and because of
our engagement in a similar ven-
ture in another quarter they will
miss the CXpTCS‘llOIlS of American
sympathy which are accustomed
to extend to those who 3truggic
{OI national life and iiidcpendmigc.
()n the other hand. with succcas in
oIII subjugating effort a new iiu-
tried and cxiecdingly perilous sit-
uation will he forced upon us \\ e
can conquci the Philippines, and
after conquering them can proba-
bly govt-vii them. His in the strain
upon our institutions, tlic demor-
alizntion of our people, that our
danger lics. .‘\.3 a distinguished
liishop has said: "The question
is not what I've Shall ’do“"Ivi‘t’li"“tii¥i
Philippines, but what the l’hilip~
pines will do to us.'
“Our country will never be the.
ammo again. For wcal or woe we
have already irrevocably passed
beyond the old lines.
"The. Republic will in some sort
be saved. Shall it be only in name
and sciiihlaiicc, with fair external
appearance, but vlitii the germs of
decay fastened upon its Iitals or
shall it though changed still .3iir~
III c in such IigOi and strength as
to remain the hope and pride of
free \hiericans? if we are to he
3aIed from disaster it lllllSl he.
‘ ‘ "'i‘liirt years after the claw of
‘ wzor the preIiér‘I/ation of the
ion a treaty of arbitration was
fro
States a'ndIGreat Britain. IIhich.
. droplet {would hii'vc gone far
‘ rd rci outing even; pretext of
l) ween the two countries.
1
p..-
rniulated bctnecn tho tnitcd'
thrmigli the cultiiation and on-
lforcenieut of conservatism 1n the
midst of recklcss tumult and iii
the confused rage of national
igiccd and bloodines3. this. con-
sci ivatism should defiantly stand
i forth and demand a hearing."
H AFB;-
. THU PNEUMONIC PLAGUE.
More Fatal Than the Bubonlc, of
Which ‘lt ll Another Form.
EWI YORK January 18~Physi
' Ill 18 here any that the pneumatic
fitfl’ghe, which, it is repor.ted has cauli-
me it of several of the crow
. teamer Priory Hull.
‘ any more fatal th the
" lt‘ls another. rm.
3;; rice of its lint
' hare. art should It dune do-
(lid as the climatic conditions and
lint teary arrangomput are against It
Dr. George F Islirndy pulp: . th l
.Plle o to nude 5 may iino n
a a)? tribe bubonic. Thu only' dlt
oceanic between the wt; ls t‘hlii' in. (an?
' no ads ltn rce n one p I
“twill”i ”find in the other iii the
m‘ 4 h pticnmolc pldgue la ItiIIuiil-
llyItlie more fatal. "
mlcli danger of the plague amending
ll airmail,” tho condltlonu there pro
' ill
' color Henry M. Brigg:- cIorIolIiII-
tho ntntemont of Dr. firmly in re-
liolbubontc plague. a 1i
"DERBY. January lS——A Innikod lin-
vomcut liII noticeable In the condi-
ll" of John Cook. the smallpox pn-
recover. Tlilii liutlie moat matlfv-
report yet iocclvcd from the pi-
”?!i loin.
RAILWAY Acnoou TEXAB.
full. PAIIo', cx..‘ January llleov-
mint Mlguiil
Mexico. who in' Mbeddl K U19 mldwlfi-
un- eurntvul 'ilBEl, has III and II concilll
nton for It ran in" Intro»: his state
Ill. A. Btllw’oll'ot itIIIIIIIIiI City, tli'u In
l ALIIIII iitllrriiiio A HILAPIE
on: their “bunny lMeh
Alkali lid! idiom! it ro'lnpiio 'Il'td
domain confined to fill bod
lull
i Iii-bi Hi. “a 3%de
~II‘I of grim Fin unforced
Nah'
I- x. Kym,
still of
,, ‘II.
I41
W
II. derail unoini conflict.
.Slli‘adl' did not think .there wad
ma to flu relative fatality to that of
l 9tit. and Dr. Gurney tlilnkii that if
' ryfblnu turns out no expected, he
liumndn. ot (‘blhunhnm
Imtcr or the Kan-nu Clty, Mexico nod
Inn Iioiori Noni: ”‘3“ “9““...‘3Mm'dm 5131“"
marked
1
imam, weir. Nailil‘l‘l/"lflfl-‘l‘ho
m. 'ii on tanner. which
.II It! llfty ”'fcbt lifili iincbb
. 0' qubcdqd In contra?
ROUTED 800 BOERB.
Colonel Gray vigorously Attack: the
Enemy Near Yonteroburg.
LONDON January 18~Geiiéral Kit-
chener, telegraphlng from Pretoria, uri-
dei date of today, says Colonel Grey,
wlth New Zealanders and Bushmen.
liaii vigorously attacked the enemy
eight miles west of Venterabuig, com-
pletely rou us 800 Boers.
General itchener odds details of the
Insignificant cannaltlcs of both forces.
and contlnuea:
“Colvllle's mobile column wait at-
tacked north of Standerton, January 17
by n ennccntrntlon of the enemy. who
were driven off wlthsp I; lose. Our
bilsllllgliléil were 15 waged, and one
”It" e .
. . my
WELL KNOWN moon DEAu.
NEW YORK. limo ry. lit—John
Frederick Bynu, well n M II i-lg-
ger of yachts died yesterday at libs
home III Brookl n. of pneiinioiilii. He
wna born in 184 at Cape Cod. and his
early life W8! npent ln-. Boston, wheie
hc helped to rig many of this béiit pllot
boom of that port. For thirty three
yearn be was with anolii Low &
Combat”. and then came to New York
Ito manage tho 'b'iuilnesii oi billionaires»
mun Phillip B. bow with whom he
nervcd ten years. Ho then started in
buslucuii for hlinnelt. and was aucceaw
ml. The hint yacht lie rigged was the
(lonesoc. built from daulgini from
Acarry Binlth. for .l. S.,Wflt30n. .He
also had charge of rlgalng the yachts
Liiscn. Colonic and Corsair. Mr. Byno
had Just agreed to doth/er ii course of
lectuicii on “Knoll and Spllcu" be-
fore the Ynchtsmen' 8 Club. He leaves
I; willow two nuns and II daughtei.
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UNli'ORM RANK. K. OF P.
NEW HAVEN. IJnnuIIi'y lS-rTIIe brl-
glide and regimental meeting of the
timid“!!! tilt. K. of P..‘ of Connectl
.uut.w no ,‘ln Pylblan ,, all this
lty vii by It floruoou. eutei'iaut
Eldldtiplifr mantra; of Withdraw. was
l‘anliof puma." iambic ‘l'graqolonel
d “Gupta Iiii-ii A.“ it, of
Bristol. vaii Initiated IIII‘ lleutminnt col-
tidal. Joseph F. Stoker, of Merldcn.
Ipfixo it “to now A unaron.
“mm billion metabolic at the legis-
’ ldtuI-II old I cituoul lint nlllit. and
adopted the majority rule, by widen
indolent Votes will be pecuniary m
3'9.“ I monitor. The caucus adjourn
did 'ttutll tbdhy. ‘v'IlI‘eI‘I It will meet, to
llot‘ for the nomination of I senator.
rip Inbred numb-III were present
lioztnl 11v Jubilant. ,, ‘3
it digests what you out. ~04.
it cures.
‘BAKM Elli“. .l‘tlllll'll‘l! l8”- d
’n
th ml. uand lulu)?
. m. Winn do you want to know
it ‘ ct to‘ emit bruadwny oc-
.Pgon't you?” ., _
' our-W
Fonda preparations otteii tail to I...
have tndtgeiitlon becnunn they can at.
ton albumlumm tenor Thorn iii
3:: calibration that Iltx‘e'm all clmeai
01 food. “all“! that“ Kodol 135'qu [in
Cure. tcureii the worst cases I) in.
digestion and given institute relief, for-
‘.$tllliion.
Booth Norwul k.
m”
“Them goes ii man With a very Intui-
eating history. ” said the clerk to tho
bookbtoie. "You don‘t any? inquired
the customer “How do you know?
“I jiuit Iiold It to him " .
THE MOTHER'S FAVORITE.
Chamberlain’s Couch Rainedy la the
mothere favoI-lte. it ls pleasant and
safe for children to take, and always
It is Intended especially for
coughs, colda, cronp rind whooplnii
cough, and is the best madlclno made
for these diseases. Thorn is not thy:
Intuit danger in giving it to chlltlron.
fonlt contains no opium or other in.
tin-Ions drug and may bu given Its con
lldently to a babe as to an adult. For
sale by (l. C. Stillson, South Norwnlk
and EH? .Waod. Norwnlk '
Mrs. Htsterlck—«O Henry dld you
hear about the Jonas buy swallowing
an electric light bulb?
Her Husband-«No. but that was :i
bright Idea for the baby. now wasn't
it?
IAVID A HIOY'I LIFE.
Mia. Gunman Hubbard. of Mn
ford. Del says: “Brazilian Balm any
ed my boy'a llfo. lie boron just like
the one we lost with croup We
turn a raw doses. be quickly dropped
:0. sleep, ‘qu wait till right in the morn
III I!
For sale by R. ll. Plalated and I”. ll
Baxter.
I
d
"ll's lonesome bore this cvcnlng. I
wlnli some of tth neighbors would
come In.”
"I’ll that lie down on the couch for
a nap; that'll fetch Tim."
_ _. _ H..- _. ..,...,,,_....
WHAT SHALL WE HAVE FOR DES-
BERT?
This questlonrrurlaen ln the family
every day. Let us answer It today
Try Joli-0. II delicious and healthful
dessert. Prepared in two minutes.
No boiling! no bakliig! add boiling
Water and act to cool. Flavors. horn
on Orange. Raspberry and Strawber
ry. At your more. 10c
Hc-—l um afraid you don't like my
dancing. She—~0n the contrary. i
think it in very amusing.
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe ls KEMP‘S
BALSAM which in especially ndnptod
for the throat and'liings. Don't wall
f0i the first symptoms or the disease:
get a bottle today and keep lt for use
the moment it is needed. if neglected
the grippe has it tandoncy to bring on
pneumonia. KE 8 BALSAM pie
vents thla by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
26c and 50c.
She—~ane you studied French?
Hemi’en. table d'bote French.
This season there is a large death
rate among children from croup and
lung troubles. Prompt action will
save the little ones from these terrible
dliieaiies. We know of nothing so cor
tutti to give instant relief as One Min-
ute Cough Cure. It can also be rolled
upon ln grlppc unil all throat and lung
troubles of adults. Pleasant to take.
(I. C. Btlllnon. South Norwulk.
It is the experience of fathers that
they got more enjoyment out of dough
tern who are not the popiilni ei are
With young men.
The most soothing. beulliiz and on
tlseptlc applicatlon otter deviled ls Ile-
Wltt'a Witch Hazel Salvo. It rollovuiI
at once and cures piles. sores eczema
and akln Gillan?“ [toward or lmlta
tl.onn tillwn South Norwal.
marry Fred Bonierby?‘
mast natural reason in the world. Frail
had an overcoat that war; a perfect
match for Multic‘ iI new gown.
Early Rliieru are very anally tnkun.
and they are wonderfully effective in
clan nulng the liver and bowolu. (l. C.
Stll Ion. 80th Norwalk. .
lie-~Wlll you the mine?
Sliemllardly that. Henry. Why
will be ours?
lf troubled with a weak digestion.
belching. sour stomach. or if you lot-l
Stomach and Liver. Table".
cents. Sampler free at 06(1er 0. Still-
son'u, South NOrWIik. Ind E. P. Wood.
Norwalk. drug Itoru. . :
Manager-«l hour Jones la Irettlns on
vary we'll. . I.
off.
.. mum-II»—
JELLO.“ 'rIiI IIIw oleuii'r.
plum till the «our. Mr dbvorn.
union. mm. m and Straw-
ban. At your unicorn. Trvlt In
W
all worked up you Ihoulil order array
supply. .
M
ONLY clllll I'OR DVAPEPOM.
Dot. nyu‘
I could iIIII‘ of,
till i took ll,
‘W-filMfl,A ill.
All drugglsts sell KEMP' S BALSAM at
Clurn—l wonder how Muttlc came to
Berthn~Thc
Buoh little bills as Derttii Little
can't we arrange It so that ouch of III:
dull after eating. try Chambeilnln's
. Price 25
Tblhduinboo—r‘Yab. You. getting well
. . ad to {le Il'lii‘top
”Moll. “media.
it you happen to flnd your feellnnhi
Mrs. nanbtln Bulb. ‘dt New cutie.
"I Ittfflrod for yours with
dylpopila. UWIIII burn great «In.
tin-II Iiiid bobbins. ltrltd everything
but nothln‘x beldiid the
annular Iliiit 1mpiiil Ill)
account of what he considers a rem:
able MIN In acute ntomncb trouble
chronic tympani. the use or I
new dtccovery., Btunrt’ii Dynpeps
Tablets. ‘ i
He nya‘: “The pullout m It innit
who had buffered. to my kuowl’edg ,
tor years with dyapnputn Evorrtlit
he ate reamed to sour and crab
arisen in the ntonraob.- He had pains
. Dr. Rndwnll Miami an interactix
. llkn rheumatism hr the bank, Iilioulddr
‘ blades and limbs, millions and dlulreds
after antlnx. Door appetite and loan dl‘,
flash: the habit became effected can?
liixhpalpltntion and Ileopleunneita tit
n s
and blood remedies. but to no purposc.
Ari an experiment I dually bought a
50 cent package of Stuart's Dyspepsia
Tablets at II drug store and gave them
to blni Almost immediate relief was
given and after hd‘hfld med four boson
be wag-to all appearances fully cured.
“There‘w’u no more acidity or rout.
watery rtalngn. no bloating afterlmealn
the appetite was vigorous and he had
mluod‘bntweeu It) and 13 pounds in
welgbt'of IIolld. healthy flokb. .
» "Although Stuart’s Dyspepsia Tab-
lets. iire‘ advertised and sold in drug
stores, yet I coniildcr them a moat vid-
iinlile addltlon to any physician's line.
of remedies. on they are perfectly
barnilesii and can be given to children
or lnvnllds or in any condition of the
atomucb‘,+’wltb perfect unfoty, boln‘n
harmless and containing nothing but
fruit and vegetable 838011068, pure pep
sin and Golden Sen].
"Without any question they me the
safest most effective cure for lndlgca
tlou, btliouaneus. constlnntion and all
dornugements of the atomach. however
slight or severe.“
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets are made
by the F. A. Stuart 00.. of Mniiihnll
Mich. and are sold by drngxluts every
whore. at 50 cents iii-Ir pnckugc.
Little book on stomach diseases
mulled tree. Address F. A. Stuart Co,
Marshall, Mich. 116-18
lliiiighterw'l'ca. he proposed to me—»
and made me hint shudder!
Ir“Mothormwn”madma-nfi'r income
and la qulto respectable.
“Ah, but, momma, how could I In»
trust my" whole future to n mun so
reckless and iniprovidcnt as to want to
marry?"
—.'——~~— .
HOW’S THIS?
We Offer One I-iiindrod Dollars No
word for any cnsc‘of Cutnrrh that can-
not be cured by Hull's (lntarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY &. 00.. Toledo, 0
We, tho llntltélHSlgl‘led ham known F.
..l Cheney for the but 15 ynnis. and be
have him pni'fcitly honorable in all
business tinnsncli us and financially
able to carry out any obllgntloiis made
by the firm .
WEST & ’I‘RUAN, Wholesnlo Drug
gists. Toledo. 0. ‘
WALDING, KINNAN & MARVIN.
Wholesale Drugglsts. I‘olodo, 0 «
Hall’s Cntarrh Cure in tilltenulnter
nally, noting dlrectly upon the blood
and mucoiis niirfnces of the system.
Testlmoulnln aunt free. Price 750 per
bottle: Sold by all Druggluta.
Hulls F‘umlly Pills are the best.
'lt tho foolkllloi had happened on
our street he would have had it job.“
“Eh? Why 1 inferred from what you
said that you wcic not at homo lust
nixht."~Clevclund Plain Dealer.
MM
When threatened by pnoumonlu or
any other lung trouble, prompt mile!
is necessary as it In dangerous to do.
lay. We would suggest that One Mln
ntc Cough (.‘iiic be taken no 'soon as
Indications of having taken cold are
noticed. it cures quickly and its our
ly use prevents consumption. G. C
Stillaon. South Norwalk.
-——-—d———-
The Now Cop—Come on wld yo! III
may get another ntrolpo for this can
turn.
The Old Offender—Go wan! 'l‘lie
chanced are i ll get dozens of striped—-
Cblr‘nxo News
BEAT OUT OF AN INCREASE OF
HIS PENSION.
A Mexican war veteran and promin-
ent edltor wrlt‘ciI: ‘ "Seeing the udvar
“content of Chumlmrluln’ s Colic. Cliol
bra and Dlnrrlioeir Remedy. I am re-
mlndb‘d thlit its II soldier in Mexico. In
'17 and '48 l contracted Mexican (liar!L
boon and thin tomody has kept me
from putting an lnorenpii In my ball
alon‘, or on ovary renewal Ii dose of
it riiiitoroii me." It in unequalled an
. a quick euro fpr diarrhoea. and III plenu-
ant and safe to take. For iuilo by (l
c. BIIlInon. South Norwnlk. and Ill. P
Weed Norwnlk.
w
Benevolent Party—My man. don't.
you think llahlnrin ii cruel sport?
Angler-Cruel? Well. I nhould any
so. .I have but here all hou’rii. have
not tied a bite. and Inn nearly mien
to death.
A PROMINIINT ’CHIGAGQ WOMAN
OPIAK‘! "' ‘
Vlve-
Prof. Roxa Tyl'fi . or Climax.“
fillet!
Presldcnt llllnols‘ Woman's
in speaking of ghamflberlnln’ii Cough
Remedy. anvil: i In mired wlthww
verc cold this winter. I'lelIeli tin-M
”would ftrlodm
”It minim to
finial!» ”ng
advised the
”Mia“. Illd ill!
A triad? ttl‘y
‘3 Chamberlain's 05 um Runway. until
" round It was plditlitiit tartan. ultil it .
relieved e in: once. I am now entlro-
ly move ‘od iiiiv’clt wow a bill. time
“will!” hit. and l willxvor fig Ivltli-
0
sale by (loci-mi tililol'l. Iitli Nor-
walk. and 83de Normlk.
. his first wlte. who wan a daughter at
' ored to have him adjudged insane
peculiar» or his conduct. Mr. Parlor en-
"gazed counsid and a loll: lent urn.
I "I gave him Iiowertul nerve tonlcs '
othy Parlor. oi Hamill
be educated. It is likely
ed iltl to will roll
Port lgiit'wiib oddball! i.
I‘ll pibbublyl
t at prolong-
‘9le J. B Hoyt, W 39!!” “m8 ago
etecutorii or the rum “Window
Ivan expactod. when it nettlemont was
affected by Mr Porter turning over
the bonds and railroad securities. tub
property or his tormenwlle. to flip
Union Trout Company, or New “avail.
The. keeper: worc' discharged and the
murrlu of Mr. Porter and ”in MM:
bone r1. of Brldn’eport, followed.
626.000‘belnx settled on the bl‘ld e.
The wlll or Mr. Porter leaves hall
of but estate to his wlte and the other
half to hls young son. Arthur Kim
ly Porter. . utter deductlnrgi‘ a few Inl-
nor bequeath. The Union
puny. of New Haven has taken a patt-
~tton to the Suparlor Court of Fairlie!!!
the socurltlea in its possession. and the
belra at Mr. Porter contend that this
property belongs to the estate, at! th e
unto-nuptial arrangement was made
under duress. It Is now until that Mlliu
Hopkins Porter, the oldent son. and
grandson or the late James B. Hoyt.
pro-out. llttxallon no long as he can
prevent Mrs. Porter from oblalnlnx
any share of the estate. Lawyern eu-
saged iii the controversy are Goodwin
Stoddard. of Bridgeport. Samuel. Fes-
aendeu, Hurt Ill Kceler, Homer Guin-
mings and Cliirciiue.L. Reid.
MAKlNG "ADS" READABLE.
The failure of the public to read an
advertisement may be traced. to tuo
advertiser. Every man who knows
his own business can write an adver-
llscment about his wares in his moth.
ode which will prove an interesting to
newnpuper waders us me many f the
articlcs paid (m and piiblliiheil n the
mngualnoa. Evnry man can talk about
his businoss to an acquaintance in tin
entertiilnlng manner, and It he should
write ln the sumo nplrlt his advertise-
merits would not luck rcndcrs «Phila-
dolphin Record.
CliOPS ALL lthDS OF
FOOD Into Clean cut Unl-
form Pieces as EINE or
COARSE as wanted.
Other machines chop meat
only. THIS DOES AWAY
WITH THE CHOPPINB
BOWL ALTOGETHER.
W .
_ cnors Potatoes. Meat.
Apples. Cabbage. Bread.-
EVERYTHING.
A machine you will use
every di‘Iy. Callnndsee it.
For Sale by
toasted, llllkilll
& Dir.
'na wnsuiu'ron STREET.
South Norwalk.
the bum Ellen
,fy taste. and we are posted On
Wall Paper style: up to the
hour. ‘
We are proud of our dis-
play of Wall Papers. and we
believe you~will be gratificd
with their effect on your
walls.
.u-o—n—a
Wall Papers. Painter? Sup-
rpliel, Ar'tim Materiall.
Window Shad”, Cornice Poles.
PICTURES.
Picture: Framed to Ordor.
zpaintliig, Paper Bimini. Decor-w
lawyers. in the will of. the late Tim-i .
l‘runl Uonb‘
county for a finding on to who ownn‘
will cniituiit the will and continue the .
I is first what you need to firiisii the season 'hm‘h.
and mm and him will you fin! b.- rte:- value
than the now offer you, to measure. at
515,50
All of these goods liaoe sold at $7. 00 and
$8 00 Pure Wbrsteda Oar Spring Stock
trill soon be beré and bile must [rape the room.
Open ebery claiming until nine 0 ’clocli.
I. on Ins a. son,
Tailors, Clothiers.
Harms. Fumr’shers.
as wasiimivou‘ 3r. scum Ivan MILK.
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,». H I'w.
- 3
Your own taste we always
consider firstIyet styles modi-
ior good Swarm at III-lots that
III\\\ morn those. with stun \ll‘
comes to \‘IIII. \\\te \ords Wt. cam;
mouthing a popular 9mm \s or.-
planted to emit. $methtitp Imp
this weak Rome -Madt. Stilt...
stimuli; about.
Centr at Bond 00.
Cur. “that Place antmashimtm St.
WanamakerSIBrown,
Oak Hall. Phllnddfifill‘. Pl , ' ' ’
. MAKER: or
All Wool Man and Boy’ 5 Clothing,
Have established a BRANCH OFFICE for the twin cltles,‘ South Nor-walk
where than sales agent, F. B. BANKS. will be pleased to‘ display their fine
line of strictly nll wool fabrics. By request he will call at residences or
places of bualnoiiu.
When cloth in which cotton is woven begins to fade and wrinkle um...
in no way to doctor lt‘ You‘ ye simply to be 'roconcllod to it. You must either
wear lt and look shabby. or throw It away and buy another cult.
Good clothing lil made only fiom z-ill wool fabrics. If you wish to make
yoiii ilolliirii no toIthe full llmlt, buy in! wool clothing. It's the only safe ltln‘d.
THE ONLY KIND THAT- GIVES
YOU A DOLLAR‘B WORTH FOR
A DOLLAR. , .
Made for service instead of deception. Made to look well first. hint Ind-all
the time. Made ctyllulily. Iitiongly. Motlo according to your measures.
Shaped by expert tullora to your .orm.
In the technical part of the business now and practical thought'a are
constantly developed.
The swellost moichunt tailors with their exorbitant bud unre’iindnablc
charges do not nor cannot pioduco gar monti-i more stylish In cut I) bllanco,
0i mom tnstlly trlmlni-d lllld wc piotoct you. as they. could not, from any port-
iilblc defect in fit or durability. I
FOR GOOD CLOTHING AT LITTLE PRICES. '
Place your order at. tho branch. It wlll duly find ltn win Into our tailor-
trig dopnrtment at Phllndolphln. and we guarantee. you will receive the some
reliable goods the name prompt ucrvmo llllll the saint. wirteoua treatment
t'luiithy‘ou Would should you personally visit the grant ubtubllshment at Phila-
top It. - .
Branch Oldcii, LAUDER'B BLOCK. So. Norwnlk on. lllglit up to tho left.
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lNFORMATlON FOR A MEAN MAN. COULDN'T 00 TH! IMPQIIIILE.
No. this nltlten would waltl'iely not
uu'rlio'medh‘eit than I nvnr know." buy any bf the llllr “um“ I
Built the 9110“ DEIMFKW- "W35 ”I “’i ‘ “Do you think van elm make ii. mon-
low who «(it II. football and Iiiiliitml ll. key of m'e'l" be hlflléd with uporlty
to look like a watermelon. rm... dm «“0!!! not 93‘3"}: répllvd pagans;
In: the bummer month! he kept it can "be"; u 3' ° m pro on .
npleiibuily dliinl'dydd In hlII buck yard a ‘6 0 motors the M" lontrln the pro
and Milli” hlmoplfi mum: is unvnire a”? involution!”
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bulldo u nmcent bystander cruckodn
tile who hurren- nIIIII i. e. hutmna‘rwm nu III till.
ed momutwcr We, tom melon " amtrbii‘uoiwmn. ' ,, w .
a. nun r“ “Ir" net
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, ti mbdlscoiiht and
hit At his own slime. l Willi
in ii ism that mice. bum this follow
Mmlliiudm dinner. fter lie IIII’d
out tlIlII out had lake It a. George 0.
dfldvrard
gi‘iigiri-ssilm nllr’iiu‘émfll. and
t a true ”ammo! I'lhlnii
tumneh and lear Tub eta. the beat
. . n numbed lie dolled the via ler who had phylum? 0y I r ,dluorderii of
“a B'- servpd ,blht Aléltlul mod: the atom? lnblbiliii‘ubg‘iepana headache.
......... " ‘How m I. do you got for I. tip. «3—.-.—
T I I I C II . “”~l~..§"ii.'iiit..-. fl Ipurklel "e tA Pnf‘lllli. ln'plhytdlhs‘gwgntlu We’ll“?
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”mm" a ”333 rubbed Ileana-murmurapueu II in: D W ° w" 0"
".OI'IcIII eveningg till 8:30.
.3 thin we don't want are,
Itlvon toooii collage in for our dink o
the tblnn w‘c want?“-
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The IiI‘iirttiiil it! tartan for an
Dunn. tacit map dinner at L,’
WollIIIlr o orally not ntlemi
.. Iii? gil itlue, genteel
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