, ~Sslt Pork.10c 1b.. at Hayea'a
. W..D Bishop.Jr.,of Bl'lll‘sdpdrt, was
ill South Norwalk. yesterday.
a”
A son has been born tom. $3.?“ .
ii
“ Charles Cole. of South M
mm
sire. James Cooh- died at: her bolus ‘
In tibia:- street; Norwslk yesterday at
tel-noon. .111 .151 regular drill ton slit. In the We ever hall—and at half usual IIENIZIR HILL. Pros. I. J. HILL.
'i‘l: ‘flrrr-g- d C arm. Armory. , prices! , . . Vch PrII, PH. s. PRICE. Cash.
e How ““15?” 05) I“ :5?me Measuring cups repular lilo-«5c. I“ J‘ P‘ THE EADWILL.
:guygsse upon tchen 1: ps i 0 iii mm” W '1). 111‘. 1.1.1 may 1)1g. Drinking-cups. issularl 155.50. . ~»~ Assistant cIIhIIr.
“Y- ,5 , brim. Of South orwalk. have been 13,951.“...1“ bowls. ”n.1,. 85c—- DIRECTORS:
v —-~lmported Sardines 2 boxes, 221:. '2‘. visiting in RMKOML 330 E HIPJ» ill J Bil kaoood’bg 1,“wa
' . ' We . . I I‘ll. . .
a Lawton a Company. Services were held not mind In e: “324535315, "mm" “m” mum rims Joseph 0. handle. 9. a.
Ten ancd coffoc- pots assorted sizes. W“ “'4‘!“- W. F- mm)“: ,
I. Joseph Murphy. of Norwalk, drove to
Stamford. yesterday, and called on
a number of his friends.
lane offers a good sensible and per-w
suaslve argument of the way he has
a claim upon your patronage.
The markets of 'llhe Nor-walks will
close tomorrow about 10 o’clock. on
account of Washington‘s birthday.
The Monarch Fire. extinguisher for
sale by Comatock, Watkins at Dow Is
the object of discussion In their ad
vertlslns space this afternoon.
. -—'i‘he danger of grip is pneumonia.
Brazilian Balm breaks up grip. For
sale at Plaisted's and Baxter’s.
'i‘he weather observer expects a fall
in temperature today. A big cold area
is moving this way The thermome
tor; will probably so down near the H N
No snow Is expected.
zero point.-
Master Selah (l Blackman. of
1.336% i115 Manuela] visit to Butler
07.1.0 0. F.. last night.
slid itneiised the working of the sec-
$351”: bin-961312;; b fgiu crfndlg‘ates H3
com 1: e 1 rs an
5:0! filiéte 9 miner may
in? it he.
Sheriff Hawiey 1:
men in: women at! Brisceport jail
at present to Contract to 190 of a few‘
days ago; 0'! this number about so
will be taken before tM Slips paler
Court today and lives an Opportu
of plead! s. The sheriff says that 150
is an un anally small number at the
jail for thil: section of the year.
m-
the impei-lsl Crown cigars.
...-.....-
Sarah Ackerly. Wife 0! John D. Hoyt
died la‘ t night at her home In Ray-
out: at rest. Deceased had been a .
sgfferor for nearly four years with can
cl: r. She W? a native of ltldgeileld.
h'ii t had live in waayton for many,a
years. and was In tile lift -ill‘st year of
her use. The funeral wl i be held on
Sunday afternoon fit 2:30
the Rcwnyt‘oll Baptist cl: iii-ca
The frame‘ work contract for the
first of the new buildings to be erected
by the Connecticut Railway and Light-
Ing company. on the Avon park tract.
has been let to Gould Brothers, :abd
the. co tract far to amuse workvto ,-
may. 0 structure Is to
be. 51 01 t slide it,“ 250 foot loll!
Nit trachi will run into it. The build-
Ins Is to cost approximately $10. 000.
The work on the new building will he-
sln tlils week.
......»
Country
——Cholce at
llayes's.
Turkeys,
—_—.——_—
Ash- Wednesda masses were cele-
brated in all llomau Catholic-
churches at which the ashes were dis~
tributcd omens I39 faithful. Event b’
services were he at Which those gas:
were unable to attend in the int:
had an opportunity of receiving the
ashes. During Lent masses will be
said each morning and on dell botany
and Friday evening special devotions
will he held“ The services on:“chid
bead evenings will consist of a sen,
moi: .ollowed by. the reciting of, the
holy rosacys'and the Benediction of the
Blessed Sacrament. . 0n , Friday even-
Inss. tile benediction and, the r stations
of the cross \wtilvconstltuto the‘ser-
Iglcels. .The austatlon‘son represent our
av our's 9 s e. w 'to
Calvary' a hl‘iterflgoan'tn all are flier;
impressive form of devotion. ‘
" intervene iuoov won 750.
with gym-1110' Carriage Paint.
ready 6:- ifse‘ . colors. Gives a
his . , cal to new. Sold by
Comiltgtig‘W“ kiss a Dow and J. 'l‘
i F: 21": Epsi'nlrpii'. the painter hits
light! the store at 78 North Main?
email a “position as saleImIn for J. W.
she has but 150 7.
a} l
,_ saret A. Benson. 'I‘hcfiastoh. it.
-Uillforn:lty is one post point In 1
12'6ch from ,,
‘l
Imam
ill: Dayton. of “tastiest. has is
Slain Hams. its in layers.
coin lu'piny 1). Fourth lie Iment. will
use It's Chi: ch. conducted by Rev. .
Williiu‘h Mania b. p”.,_
B'ro'drer and Worden have leased the
mount store at 24 Main street, Nor— .
5mg};- for grain and hay storage pur-
s
Ml‘s's Marguerite Dart has returned
to Bridgeport, after a visit with Mr
street.
mfiaelllanw Balm will has chapped
hands. Baxter's and Pialste 'e, 10, 25.
60c and Il sixes.
tin-s. can u Schultlie. of 19:: scum
Main street has alone to MI ddlelleld.
cum... to visit her her Henry Hurl
butt.
-'l‘ho sun: of money found in w 8.
Sturtevant‘s store wits c lined yester-
day, by lthe owner, coach lid for John
rr s
.l . W
Rev. W. H. Hubbard, of the South
Nor‘wwllt Baptist Church. has gone to
Baltimore on<account of the Illness ol'
bismuthcr.
l :
The annual meeting of the South
Norwilk Congregational Church will
be held tonight It 7: 30 o'clock in the
lecture .room
D. W. liaymond and E. C. Owens. the
South Norwsllt canine fanciers. have
sons to New York to attend the dog
show at Madlsou Square Garden.
Connecticut pensions; Henry C. Wil-
liams, New Brl in. (6.1. Henry Clark.
'l‘orrln‘stoii. 80. rlsluiii widows, Mar-
Albert his Roblmau. of . Spring
street. has returned from a trip to Can-
ton. where he was called on‘ account of
the serious Illness of his mother.
William Veedar and Jacob Rudder
have formed a partnership and leased
a store In the Ely block. South Main
Iatreet. for a paint and wall paper bus-
pass
1.
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~Large No.1 Mackerel.100 lb 1“
D Lawton & Company
The Helping Hand Circle of the
King's Daughters; of the Norwulk
Methodist Church. will meet In the hip-
worth league parlors, Friday evening,
at 7:50.
. W
Dr C. irvlns Ferris. of New York.
city. was in town. last night. to admin-
later a birthdiiy admonition to his
nephew, John Ferris. son of Council—
man Ferris.
At the meeting of Buckingham Post.
G. A. It. last evening, George W. Ray-
mond was appointed temporary quar-
tcrmsster during the Illness of Joints
H Hoyt.
Speaker John E. Light. Attorney J.
Hartford yesterday.
Miss Jennie Callaghan celebrated
the sixteenth anniversary of her birth-
dl‘r. Tuesday alibt. by entertaining a
number on her friends at her home.
corner of Ely avenue and Burbank
atmIi'. .
”-
John Brennan..fouiteen years of age
bury, January 1. with the Intention of
ffiunid iii. Philhiielm pilimw “mite h“ be”)
picked up bythe police and
placed”l In It Catholic home.
pvt-fl, W
cubic-took. winning i. now me
.-. . '47. M
sell the paint that wears twice as
loss as lead and W‘DBVOD lead and
Pmltti .
SEA FOOD.
Iii null-“Innu— 1‘5! it ii a!
min season we will malls I‘ special drive on
is it
During the )
pundit FISHI not. tile reticent; prices:
Blue Fish, ,loc. lb. Yellow Perch,
iii"? Fish, In. lb. that : BIIrnclI‘, Mr. 39b: for a
n . '0 cs I c.
$310155 1%“, lb. Opened Clams mm 3 ”’1;
0° :
a mem a Intuit-.1
IInc. pound by machInory.
spoil sales.
a. "We: soil it who limo. . . i i “to William
Iirtl‘oro’ stir: Wii him If yoiiilon’t u ,lhi‘slsa goo mm5’5z‘fi55’5fi‘figgfiifiggjg mind};
Etude to get accusinted
inhsustwnks. 5
"Seciln‘uisn weltgall mean. most”, opponwux, .,
we cont 15‘s as ' rats” 1 cy' re 50‘
good_ :Vénstian and Brilliant a: WA::G:;:::;.III%:IWALK.
were in royal blue, pile con and, «...—... '
lu‘own; all lined withw: its; :‘lhd “"7“", . WM
liundsouicst and best collection
legular 75c and tl~60c.
uliii‘ doc—35c
and Mrs. Julius Hubbell of Chestnut 100‘ . ..
1 not. round bake-pans, regular 30c~—— .
l}. urlbutt, General Russell Frost and
our sontatlve Clarence F‘. Osborn .
attende the lmslslatlve reunion iit‘
who ran away from his home in Dani »
are he has ‘
25c. qt. 5
H ..
will in of. time
vessels: betwiso “here it ‘ ' I
Two more ships also will be
prepared by the department.
{limbo 51‘s prices.
1: 515m: ukriow
iow well' we ve done not. at
Expect more till
.i
i‘ woman does an absurd thing for news-
.3 paper notoriety. I
sumac“ Ind Home. “6.000
Personal property, stocks. bonds
etc. deposited in the Sale Deposit
Vaults In New York city. are taxed un-
der the law oi the state of New York.
though the super be a resident of an-
othnr staid, This can be avoided by
renting a safe In the Safe Deposit
Vault of the National Bank of Nor-
w k. ‘
Berlin sauce pans, 3 and 4 quart. reg-
5:cBei-Ilu sauce pans. 6 qt.. regular 80c
5Milk and rice- boilers 3 pt., not and
not. regular 78c, 930 and 8102—450.
50c and 600.
Deep jelly-cake pans. rosulnr lilc-~
mmmwnrmuso
THE MORE YOU
THINK OF IT
and see It the more enthusiastic
you will become ever A J. Col-
lins a Company' :1
Furniture.
20c. . ,
lO-qt. water-pulls, regular 850—450.
No, 8 tea~kettles. regular $1.60—~76c.
"1;:rfuiits' bath—tubs. regular $3.20»
)
Foot tubs, regular $1. 2014M.
Slop -.pulis regular 822—45512.
'l‘oilet jars regular JIM—461:.
Gray cnamciwarc. “Seconds".
also. but like rest in the sale, gnaw.
aniced not to lcak
Drinking cups regular lOc-2c. Everything found 0.. our ‘
7I’ ”95):“ "”99"”? kettles, regular ‘ floors is only here because of Its
:C" . C. ‘
soon construction. finish and
general good workmanship, thus
saving you any possible risk so
No 8 tea kettles regular 750~39c.
Flour-canisters, hold 22 lbs., resu
lur SI. 2645c. asii III I i: deal
Errand Hralsers covered regular 31. 22 fig 11.: auditing-321.1311: mi.
—— 0
You may depend upon it that
anything sold In our .etore goes
out never to come back, but to
do its duty your after year and
thus give credit to the store It
came from. Strictly one price
it qt dish-pans. regular soc—«23c.
Japanned were.
Tea and coffee canisters—8c
8% lb spur-canisters. 9c.
Dust- puns. full size, be.
Foot-tubs. 15c. to ML
Siopdars, covered, 22c. ......._..
mm “mm A. J. Collins J 00.,
chops co. it:‘£it.°.'iii§.°"
Bridgeport. 12 No. Main St. So. Norwallt.
South Not-walk
30m iii Relief.
Notice is herehy given that the
Board of Relief of the City of South
Norwnlk will meet on Wednesday. Jan
ua‘ry 23 1901, at 7: 80 o‘clock to 9
o'clock p. m.; Saturday February 2.
1901. at 2 o’clock to 6 o'clock p. m,:
Wednesday. February 0, 1001, at 7:30
o'clock to 9 o'clock p. m.; Wednes-
day, February 13,1901. ‘at 7: 80
o'clock to 9 o'clock p. at; Thursday
February 21,1901. at 7:30 o ’cloclt' to 9
o'clock p uh, iu the Council hhsmbcr
on Havliand street. In said city. for the
purpose of hearing and determining all
appeals £55311: the doings of the eas-
ors of so ‘clty on the list or ID
Web
Vapor..-
AlthOugh we are hav-
mg a very busy season.
we have not allowed
our stock to run down,
and can otter as good
varieiv as earlier.
Will do your work
when wanted.
Dated at South Norwulk, January 20
1901: i '
rock n" MoldAlibN S_S. B \\ 5,
... .. a" 0“: 3‘“.
l0 FIRST AVENUE.
East Norwslk;
'l'cl. l35-2.
QUICK.
Who'll do my papcriug in ‘
a hurry and do it right? 5
5 I will. . . .
JUNIUS allows,
.50th main Street, There are many remedies; 0:: the
UM" mom” ggI‘Whmsi-‘smcmo ' market for Headaches and Neu-
. .
" "‘II‘ (1311. .
Res. 25 EIm Grove Place. “11‘7"“ (”0” 0’ “P me an
none better than Accton, few as
good. ‘A’Cetoti is safe and sure,
quick and affective.
" At your driiggist’s for use, or
by mail, postage paid.
Acctou Medical Co.,
Mystic, Conn.
his: and Sinus: ”our
cures. and in up to of that fat: the
”mi“,i:‘.1“°“‘°3.‘° it if in
I a bios. r as s
has become so widely known Here
in south Norwalk the same stor may
be told,“ ‘lli has only been adv rtlsed
5m!
: pioprletary medicine on the mar st.
‘ it of this propel-,atlon and only pass
vrailly cure will become famous
spite of the fact that It has not been
separally advertised.
its way to the front ranks by "mouth
idmoutl: adveitlslng; " and now. since
the St. Albans Remedy 00.. of Si. Al
bans. Vt,
and have brought the attention of the
public to this great medicine, the sale
has been something remarkable. and
the medicine Is not only this leader In
»- and hamlet in the United States.
. dairy folk to roll their butter into
. lengths. ouch length measuring a yard
1 and weighing a pound. Dbftly wrap-
_ and thus conveyed to market.
,was two bottles of Chamberlalns
, any threatened attack of pneumonia
' mined I world wide reputation torts
Ii
Green Mountain nanome- is the fact- i°
‘ that It had new: byes advertised until
1898. the sales of s médIclue depend-
he wholly upon a reputation of Its t
i
n ow paper a short time. but a can
the drugglsts by one of our re-
fie . . revealed unprecedented re.
‘ the said not to be equaled b any
1'l‘hls certainly proves the great mer-
how that a medicine that wIil
n
It has worked
own the proprietary rights.
South Norwalk. but in every city, iglwn
n:
ply because it cures. For the blood
and humors it Is unexcelled in its ef-
fects and It is equally valuable for
cutarrhul and rheumatic complaints.
in a word for all the numerous
diseases arising from Impurc blood
the medicine has no superior. and as
its properties becbme further known.
Smith’s Green Mountain Renovator
will not only set. the credit as the
biggest seller in the country. but bet-
stlll. the only medicine that new
as ly CURES.
For generations It has been the
practice of Cumbrldgeshire. England.
pe‘d In strips of mean white paper. the
cylindrical rolls are packed in long nar
row baskets made for that purpose
LA GRIPPE QUICKLY CURED.
in the winter of 1808 and 1899 t was
taken down with a severe attack of
what In called La Grippe,” says F L
Hewett. a prominent drugslst of Win
held, iii. "The only medicine I used
Cough Remedy. it broke up the cold
and stopped the coughing like magic.
and l have never since been troubled
with Grippe." Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy can always be depended upon
to break up a severe cold and ward of!
it is pleasant to take, too which makes
It the most desirable and one of the
most popular preparations In use for
these ailments. For sale by George C
Stillson, South Net-walk, E. P. Weed.
Norwalk.
“Do you think that genius Is moved
to exert itself by Inspiration?"
"Sometimes " answered the very se
rioua young man ‘But oftener by the
expiration of the period for which lent
has been pald."——-Wnshlngton Star.
......
A REMEDY FOR THE GRIPPE.
A remedy recommended for patients
afflicted with the Grippe Is KEMP'S
BALSAM. which is especially adapted
for the throat and lungs. Don't wait
for the first symptoms of the disease;
set a bottle today and keep It for use
the moment it Is needed. if neglected
the grippe has a tendency to bring on
pneumonia. KEMP'S BALSAM pre
vents this by keeping the cough loose
and the lungs free from inflammation.
All drusslsts sell KEMP‘S BALSAM at
25c and 000.
“How Is It " asked the victim, “that
you charge me thlity- five cents, when
the sign says. ‘Flrst-class hair cut to
cents"! "
" But you haven't firstclsss hair " re-
plied the barber.—l‘hliadeiphiu North
American.
For the weakness and prostratlon
following srlppe. there is nothing to
prompt and effective as-One Minute
Cough Cure. This preparation ls
highly endorsed as an unfailing rem-
edy for all throat and lung troubles,
and its early use prevents consump
tion. it was made to cure quickly. 'G.t
C. Stillson.
Kansas has never really been settlgd
since It was first settled-30“ a
Transcript.
Recent experiments show that all
classes of foods may be cc pletelv
digested by a preparation cal ed Kod-
ol 1) pepsin Cure, which absolutely
diges its" at you cat. As it is the only
comblndt on of all the natural digest-
ants ever derided the demand for it
“‘0’” become dildrmous. G. O. 8tillsou.
lie Didn't Stay. ~"Tommy, run up
and tell your sister l'm here. will you?“
“Aw. what's the use? She knows it
' 'cs‘use Who :1 she sees you c‘omln l near
her “ii: 'near me. there comes that
0min etcec'dcdo again: "‘—-Piiiiacei-
phla t'enlns Bulletin.
PNEUMONIA CAN II PRIVINTBD.
5 Thii discuss plying results from a
cold or an at ack of e grtigshd may
be pr clients by that
Chamberlain's consults That
the epidemics of La Gripd
few years. an not as
ever been repc ted thatd
armor that resulted in pneumonia.
which shows It to be a certain pre-
ventive of that dansorous Incite.
Chamberlain's (2th Ron:
no of the past
euros of. colds and It'll: For sale
12:0ch 1:. stiliuon. south Norwslt
- ed» News“. " ‘
‘ue‘ss p
ousbly conversant with. the oopseryd-
at the company.
surance business. and are therefore in
1that comfortable frame of mind that
comes from perfect confidence in a'
gonad and reliable business Institu-
oil.
of the company. naturally. before so-
lug Into it. and have satisfied them-
selves as to the soundness of Its claims
for recognition They know that a
. would of fifty five years of. constantly
Increasing business. covering a nation
In Which life Insmance has had re‘
:uaikuble development and in which
all sorts of bubbles have been blown 5
and: burst. their rosy hues dissolving.
In air and leaving only shattered hopes
behind, means the steady application
of right principles which is bound to
bring out an annual statement of re-
ceipts. disbursements, assets and lia-
bilities that will‘produce smiles on the
faces of the members and officers of
else and those who direct its policy.
large and growing family, wlilch nun:-
that will find the most news In the :e-
use of
remedy was extensl‘vmy used during.
is case has
0 not many.
as:
91'
bis, because they ‘are there.
We. turquoise and sail taped ilcl"
whicb‘taiicy midi: toe
to a guarantee (if accession “:6 “I
They have studied the methods
the company, those who hold its poli-
It is. rather, those who are yet out-
side the limits of Colonel Greene' :1
hers. we believe, not far from 70 000
port and statement to which we have
:eferred, and to them especially do we
commend them. They will see that
this old and widely known company
had on the 31st day of December.
1900. the last day of the nineteenth
consisting of loans upon real estate
bonds. bank and railroad stocks. real
estate. cash In banks, etc. and that its
total liabilities are enough less that
sum to give a surplus of over seven
millions of dollars. They will see, too
and this Is a very important feature
of life Insurance business as it is con
ducted nowadays. that the ratio of ex-
penses of management to receipts in
the past year was only 12. 50 per cent.
proving that the management is econ-
omical and not reckless. But further
than that they will be interested. we
believe. to learn that the company has.
In its fifty-five years of existence, re-
ceived fiom Its members for ordlnniy.
extra and annuity premiums $211642-
009. 88. and has returned to them in:
death losses endowments. annuities,
surrendered policies and dividends
3207 798111.81. or 98. 22 per cent. As
Colonel Greene says. the record of the
Connecticut Mutual for over half a
century has not been equaled.
Colonel Green’s annual reports are
always worth reading. but. as he takes
occasion to mark the opening of a new
century by a review of the life insur
ance business of the last half of the
old. his report is this year of especial
Interest and value. it will be seen
that he brings out with remarkable
force and cleurness the strong points
of his policy. the difference between
insurance for Its own sake and those
speculative-schemes which have heel:
tried by many companies and which
always appeal more or less strongly
to human nature. until. like burned
children. men dread the fire and re-
fuse to be singed a second time. Gift
enterprises may flourish for a time
but they lnevltably result in disaster
Some companies may get a large
amount of new business by taking It
below cost but in the end the evening
up process comes. Plunging and rac-
lng may go for a time. but they do not
win the confidence of the public In the
long run. We congratulate Colonel
Greene upon the unqualified success
which has attended his management
of the Connecticut Mutual and we can
cheerfully commend this splendid
Hartford institution to the general
public as one to do business with
which Is always a pleasure; whose
stability. Integrity and progress are
unquestioned.
CHILD STRAPPED TO BED.
Case of» Cruelty Investigated by Hu-
mane Society.
One of the worst cases of ciuclty
to child: en Bridgeport has ever known
has just come to light. and when III
the facts are made public tilei entire
community will be startled, not
shocked. The victim of the cruel
treatment is little Elizabeth Wukemun
the nine-year-old daughter of Mr.
Wakemau. who resides at 30 Fremont
street.
Clementine Wakeman. formerly the
wife of Joseph Bidemeude. deceased
and step-mother of the child. Is the
prime mover In the cruel treatment.
although she has been assisted by her
son. banish}. Bldsmeade. who boards
at the home of the Wakemans.
Owing to alleged bad habits of the
little girl. as lt‘.is Claimed by Mrs.
Wakeman. Elisabeth has been strap-
ped to the bed with arms and less
extended. for (hiya at a time. Neigh-
bors complained to Dr Wolfe. Humane
Society agent. and General Agent
Thrall came here yesterday. The
ghlld is to be removed to another
ome.
Dr. DeWolfe told what he knew
about the case. He said he knew the
girl was strapped to the bed four days
and four nights, only helps released
Ions enoush to take a little nourish-
meat. which was very small. The
women who called “on the doctor told
hill) Mrs. Waldemar: had told them
she strapped Elisabeth to the bed and
has kept her In. an attic over night.
She said the girl was the were
creature on the face of the earth, so
she could do nothing with her.
W 5 .
limit or annual: tritium-r.
LONDON, February Il—«Thc weekly
statement of.the Bank of EnfiIaniI
“shown. the relieving char: 0
reservolnoreastd.1,7480 :circnla;
lion decreased: “taboo: bullion in;
amateur} :10 a: other securities
gucreued hill 00. other deposits to.
. creased. ”03: : public deposits do-
i
m
. - p.000; .scssrnnisat s-
; o .
, crested. 000: notes reserve I
stream 100.000 iii
the has; an?
Willi-I
Kidney Pills.
street, says:
tonliole worker on fine sh '
Hutchinson. Cole & Co.’ a, “
have been the primary ea
In the lolns oppressed me an 1‘
me of my wonted energy. ‘ ..
one night about Dean’s Kidney
and some cures they had his
ed the to get a box at Plalststi’s his
store. They gave me relief abbn
am pleased to recommend'tlielil.
cents a box. Foster- Mllburn C
falo, N. Y.. sole agents for the Unitod
take no other.
century. net assets of 362.340.022.29. '
Ins elected on the factories or a
J.
So. Norwalk citizen‘s prdi
Kidney sufferers appreclhhi .
They find relief for every (it:
dead what this citizen“ in: '
Mrs. Addie liunks, or ‘40
“My employn: ,
For sale by all dealers. Pall:
States.’ ’
Remember the name—Dotti? ‘
'i‘iie largest high In the worl
lng machine company at Elisah‘e 5
it is to be 683 feet long? ‘
feet hi gh; Is of the wire screen do
and upon the screen are to be wooden
letteis nine feet high and "
wide. The trademark of the co pp
a shuttle bobbin, will be the
cidlnnry iowboat. The six
\vcigh about fifty tons. The
letfeis will al: have been carv .d
hand
'6“
George C. Stillson. South :10.
and E. P Weed. Norwalk, the (it’ll:
gists, will refund your mass
are not satisfied site: using
lain's Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They cure disorders of the stomach.
blliousness. constipation and headache;
Price 25 cents. Samples free.
Senator Jones. of Arkansas. chair-
man of the Democratic National
mlttee. is a membei of the Hu 5
clety and wears a badge that e ties
him to Investigate the condition of‘ any
animal that appears to be ill-treated.
A day or two ago. as be walked dawn
from the Capitol he Inspected ‘9. team
that was standing by the curb.’
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HAD TO CQNQUER OR ME,
"1 was Just about gone. " writes It
Rosa Richardson of Laurel springs
N C., 'I had Consumption so bad thin.
the best doctors said I could not 179
more than a month but I began to use
Dr King's New Discovery and with
wholly cured by seven bottles air in
now stout and well " It's an tinr led
life- saver in Consumption, pneumonia,
1.1: Grippe and Bronchitis: lnfnlllblo‘ '
for Coughs. Colds, Asthma, Hay Fe or
Group or Whooping Cough. Gil
tocd bottles 50c and $1. Trial bottles
free at F H. Baxter’ a. South Norvralk:
John A. Riggs Norwaik. -
Dissatisfied with the result of the
United States census Raleigh, N. 0.
took one of Its own and found only
thlity- one more people than the nuns
Inc reported by the ofllclsl enumera-
ore.
ONLY cuss FOR ovsPa’PsiA
Mrs. Franklin Bush of New Castle
Dcl., says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. ilsed to have great dlb~
tress and belching. I tried everything i
i could hear of but nothing helped it:
till I took Brazilian Balm, an one 50‘
cent bottle cured me completoy. '
For sale by It H. Plaiéted anyii F.
Baxter. 55 .
..
“Poor boy! Orphan did you say?"
"Yes' in, sort 0' that-away.
i had a father, though an' a mother
An' when she died he married another.
He run away. I couldn't 0’ course,
An' my new mom, she got a dlyorc
Millions of people are rumour
DeWIit' s Little Early Risers and
who use them find them to be fast
little liver pills. Never gripe.
Stillso‘n. ‘
“I note with pain. writes a llhl
coil-,espondent “that some lutellils t.
composite: on the Globe pers
spelling turkeys ‘tiu'kles.’ " Timid
tclllgent compositor Isn't to blame! "If;
Is the old man. who says he has
the word "turkles" a great many. ya
and doesn’t propose to change
( .
time of life.
can; for C
1:1:an cash price id "" , ‘
sis and materials of iggrygild. rm '
me a postal and I will cal
Prompt stimulus and ho ' ~.
declines with all. i am not ..13.
In New York some cm . ,
wel'ek ill t It ti
mine 1: a on e on
till lg fiiflifilm may bind“
co e n or us my a
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12 Raymond St. or 11 NW
8L. Store. .
scum it"oli m it
swimsuit“.
9 a. m. to 12 111.,
naturally, a I. in.
any evening from, 'i, 5'
Norwalk Chronicler