past twenty four '
aliasm inI
page
Mrs. Hoyt. of
L walk. is quite til:
, .._.,.. ..
w '
The ParishlllInhvwill hold a niceb
‘ lag tomorrow night.
9' Rohort gpttei' oleew York. spent
mumps Mill » ._ a.
“div MMy ought to try the Imper-
lal oro'wn dlgar. it has no equal.
WWw w
Mrs. Henry Olmste'ad'. ‘of Holden avoi-
afillestllut street. Non
.,,9.9:_
.i'
In New York.
dismal; l
Miss Alice Andrews. of Hillside
'1’! char returned home from a visit
wlhllxlrelatives in Bethel. ~
«ham *Hyatt, of Bridgeport, spent
yesterday with his mother. Mrs. Jane
M. Hyatt of Bruilll‘ litreet:
WW u“ ‘ '5'?
Joseph Tammany. Jr.. of Monroe
street: silos secured a position In Cro-
flit; &..Kn'spp' a hat factory.
"WA sd'l'belonging to John Tinkler
was seized wi an attack of vertigo
in Main street. atlii'day afternoon.
W.‘ Z i l
A bunch of‘ilve hobo“ whnded their
way in the direction of New York. by
way of 'tll9e: [illlroad tracIlIr. Saturday .
#TheWses‘Mal Welsh. Clara" Brown
‘ ale Byrnes witnessed the play
3931! Plir'lf City theatre. Bridgeport
'59? ytljn'
.‘wlminllu Will heal chapp
elm 3” tors opp, floated s, 10.p25.
1 SlI93
.p:
i'V
.4;
“i-l
fur.
ofd'r: and Mrs. flames‘Walsh. of Pine
street.1 Nomalkymntertained friends
and relatives from Pairiieid and
Bridgeport. Sunday-
The Charity Circle- of the blorwalk
Baptist Church, is holding a meeting
this afternoon with Mrs Edward Aik-
- on. of Belden avenue. 9 .
Ch
ill/heel Gleason. of. Frankhn ave-
.uuegwlwho recently underwent an oper-
atlas in the Post-Graduate Hospital. is
on the road to recovery
e-o-hfi—iluvsoa—o . . .-
ngle annual elect. on of officers of the
Sunday school of the South 'Norwaik
Methodist Church will take place Mon-
day pvenlng, March 11. ..
.9. .
The qua'rtette of the Daughters of
the American Revolution Society will-
meet tonight with Mrs: Frederick H
Quintard. of Washington street.
Sherman Council Royal Arcsnuln,’
will hold 'a meeting tomorrow night.
Two applications for Membership will
be voted on durlllgdhewmeetlng.
There was a large gathering at the
cottage prayer meeting at the home or
Mrs. Lee, in Merwin street last even
lng. Seth Remington conducted the
servlcq
—-The danger of grip 'is pneumonia.
Brazilian Balm breaks up grip. For
sale at Plaisted‘s and Baxter‘s.
At the morning service ill the Nor-'
walk Congregational Church. the fol-
lowing were admitted: on confession.
Miss Lizzie 'Adale Garnsey; by letter.
Mrs. Mary Tuttle and Mrs. Katherine
Seymour
1 . 9. i4.
James E. Williams, bf 13 West ave-
nue died Saturday night. after an ill-
nets of two weeks. aged 55 years. The
funeral will be held from his late res-
ldbnce at 2 o ‘clock. Tuesday afternoon
interment will be in the Pine island
Cemetery. .
The» Rev. Mr. Egbert will call on
Wedneii'da'y afternoon. on members of
his congregation Iliving on the green
olt.y called for 'I: 80
The Council will meet fifteenbe
adlourn until next
" Wags»? u ay with friends in
large
,3 the
walk Methodist Church. will hold a
aleeilingI in the church, Wednesday eve-
'11] ng l .
one. has returned home from -a visit "' in
gedl" ‘of her cousin, Edw rd 8. Ho!-
0. K. of M. C.. will hold a meeting to-
' Ullibil Hilleét, with a bed attack of
’ . Church. will meet tomorrow afternoon
‘7with Mrs. J.
. “put in order for the‘spring.
‘ 8c Ives. 61 Main street.“
. .or South Nor»
Issues Madden.
nigsn. of France
Comeback Brothers will receive ll
up; are tof the spring styles of
e of rk hat. this week.
We]! on that cold: Wiles Brazilian
Wit cures: That insure. Plals-
i”slid Ihaxter' s. 10, 926; 50c and fl
p ‘92. 999999999
The' Official Board of the soon. Nor-
“W
' 2 C. Bush. of East avenue. has
no to New Yuri: to at nd the fun-
9§Or%,n‘i 'I‘W ’gfinflm' "v 3:.
i‘lle K'ul’gllts of the Mystic com A‘.
night. at their hall in Washington
strsel:9 L
‘ ‘Hilrry Coli'elhs. of new York spent
yesterday with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Thonsas Cousins, of Franklin
avenue
a“...
“—-
Dlvision No. 1, A. 0. H.. of South
Norwalk. will hold an entertainment
and social on the evening of St. Pat
rick's Ida)! ’
fa. Ji 3“»3 ”Mi
Charles Caffrey. the Tramway con-
ductorI, is still laid up at his home in
rheumatism. ‘
Ansel-la] crown cigars offer per-
fect satisfactio'lmol thoi smoker, with-
edout risk of harnlfl‘ll results.
M‘
‘l
Councilman and Mrs. Lester .l.
Waterbury. who hirefbeen spending
the winter in Brooklyn, are expecting
to return to South Norwalk for the
summer
James Hetero! Union street; has re-
signed hls position‘ln-‘thearlo'rWalk iron
Works. and in now employed" in the
machine should the Winchester Com.
pany, New Havell
i""
The late Colonel William H. Steven-
son. of Bridgeport. did not leave a will.
and his estate will ‘be settled accord-
ing to isw. All administrator will be
appointed in a few dbys'
. lain—ism
‘Mr and Mrs. George W. Simmons
who have been residing in lliast bier:
whlk (infill this winter. have' gone to
Hope‘dale.’ ass. to be the guests of
their daughter.
The Opportunity Circle of the King's
boomers of the NorWalk Baptist
"7-.
M. Benedict. of West
Main street.
—~Bring -'y6ur"Bioycle; and have it
Lockwood
l
._..'.—
Mrs. E. H. Hotchklss. of Arch street
accompanied by her daughter Ger-
trude! will sail nextlh‘i‘lday from New
{work on the stemer iroquols for
Jacksonville; Florida. From thele
they will go by rail to Palm Beach.
where they will stay a month.
Three solid gold and one silver
watch charms, prises for the skate
tournament played between Stamford
and Norwalk song societies. are on‘mr-
hibitlon at S. Kronhoita's window
They were made and designed by Jew
eler Kronholtlrfitllmford Advocate.
W
The Arl'l'lour B'earers'
King’s
Congregational Church. will meet with
i
tonight; an 7: 45 o'clock." The Clover
South Mainlsireet. Friday afternoon.
at 8:45 o'clock. : »
9W ‘
{Ate the Lamont Club. yesterday noo'l'i.
and £11 diets win a vpr his elilllualnai mm-
"-Y- “£5; flail I' will c z“: plans M y 9: bug‘s,
tlunlli chillifgon' th to iidlnen living nilrsdly or scum. e m
calcite street“ and vicinity.
"'mmu" city masticaiaut,
in Arie Hall ”2:! t is. according to
the ob
drasa'los day was by Vice President
.0. Palmer. who took 33; hlsbguoi
Wasp-'1 . saga-1% a van on
”revenue ed. Next Sundsy two
you union fecal his! e Ualnrslty will
Wm
club Their! are growing in-
r the transaction
final uses.
.SPEGIAL-
id‘flifl'ye Bins, ' ' ‘ lac. lb.
“gangrenous and Sausage . soc. lb.
. , :erry lfimu’a Hams . . . . lama.
Legs Spring Lamb . . . . . lac. lb. .
Porequartera Lamb . . . . . l . malt.
Hamburger Steak . . . . .’ . . . . us. lb.
Country Eggs . .- . . . . . . .. . age. dos.
" narlva yam...“ mmnxnva
huithcheautiheloweatpricea
measly inter All
a. we y, ,
i 99 see how cheaply"
silks—not- how
was to make a
good whether it' Wore well or not.
quer
our ow good? Guaranteed black
silks have come and come to stay
We‘ ve sold hundreds more-wow
cry yard backed up by a liberal
, .
Circle of'
Sons of the 'South Norwalk.
Edward Kendall. 15 almwood avenue, .'
Leaf Circle ed Klara Daughters will ,
: 9tnest with nuts. lacs Talmud-e. 178*
WWI“ “at." the
song men
n.» ,9 emvdwutnmnv slut timeliness
The first
w cheap ?
Ho different no
v"todey is not 'ilo
man who bought enough for a
waist, gawe it four months of the
hardest sort of wear, found a little
“giving," at the arm. The guaran-
tee was promptly redeemed—wand
with pleasure; she received a new
piece of silk. Could anything be
fairer?
These are some of tile silks we
sell with just such a guarantee:
Louisille. from Zurich, one of
yard.
Peau dc sole. some from all Am—
erican mill, which was a pioneerR
in the guaranteed black silk busi-
ness, most from Zurich. $1. $1.25
and to $l. 75 yard.
Armurc. heavy and rich, and
elegant. $1 yard.
(Eros—grain. an old favorite over
new, $l. $l.25 and to $2.25 yard." ‘
Taffeta. from C. J. Bonnet 8: Cie
(better house there is none ill
France) 75c yard. 4
“ Enterprise” warranted taffeta.
maker 5 guarantee on every yard
$1 yard.
Swiss taffeta. one of the finest
dress tafietas we' we seen in many
a day. $1.35 yard.
Cheney's black ioulards. from
the silk mill that’s made South
Manchester famous. 24 inches
wide. 75c and $l yard.
THE 9 HOWLAND
DRY Goons co.
' Bridgeport.
Aceton is Harmless.
" The only safe and sure rclcf for
Headache and Neuralgl'a is ill
Aceton. ,
It' is put up in powder form, and
is more prompt in its action than
any other.
25¢. a box at Druggists, assent
by mail. Aceton Medical Co.,
Mystic. Conn.
QUICK.
Who' ll do my papering in
a hurry and do it right P
i will
Juulus snows
Sbuih Main Street.
U060? Bulls! I‘ll". Whflln's liloyole
uppfiplp ”Grove plpe.
f
owed
' hat you eat.
" tubs food and aids
Nature in a
ll
' mam by a. a. slum a oo.. some.
0. Oiitillson. South Hal-walk;
owl r. Weed. Norw
China, Brie-a-
, Catarrh Cure.
“,A
tritium flushing Imam ‘
W '.
does no. But we intend. it
and unusualnlotnltsudupo
Y‘W
stares... alum . .
of our sales and! our store in the Quaker City is caused to load t a
business or the Country, withnpp. New York store a close second. .p .
Ito mark tbs entire month of Mb as d v
, Jr’I-ver finnivemary
This fact of itself may not ballinportant enough to interest you salt
sslbie.9.lo ppmppl your attentionb
1pm. siogadecotnnasaasd attract vesxhlhln.
will rebitmbcrlthst you cannot elsewhere fled a collection of
1' We think it fitting and prop
deal of liberaliiy plltt
my.
”nation of
in-
guarantee. 2°03 that '0 he‘ll? 5“PP1‘3 CV"? 93398539} want and (excepting food carrying any more passengers on a
Each of these silks is guaran—sup supplies) every household need ~ - car than there are seats for. The bill
iced not to crack or break and to mmepecislu der~prlcu ill-tare and for each workingdapot March, to regulate railroad freight rates will
give satisfactory wear In the last willtouch 5mm“ itsresilstmnn'yozlnu. Watch the paper: for the announcements than. be heard on Thursday The commit-
Mmtuoflu upraasedinourstole decorations. This month they will illustrate fee on public health and safety will
yeai"3ildrfl‘half we lie had just one the .191,” éudwmmm the 3‘33“” of our store as one of the most attraction consider the bill this week to provide
complaint. This Was from a wo- pilediinflcw . for disinfection of barbers' utensils.
[MWSA j
Frolna a
March China Sal
“lam,“ Mistral mar.
William {32:
glasaor'¢h up!"
a half under-
9pm.. Sets“-
Imfrom
Crown 9Ian-irl'asll chills, m
the greatest silk- centers of Swit- all” Elm mfllvll::v'd.;'g. gm Ash-lot places.
zerland, fine and firm, will not slip To flaw Sets. wigi'g'} ,3... if?” mju’:
as louisines are prone to. 9$l.25 monsoon-u .sw
Tinted , omlomm and gill. $5
t'diaio-
Na Ie I-lnch.
will. Tumblers.
and Cut glam gathered for
zloty need in table or bedroom
‘ll find it here. at a third to
PI0rccialn Din'lm Sofa. loo pieces. 35 from $6. so;
wslgyaoqmm. all. gold. I styles. $6 is
Bowls. Hub. 3r 1; re Iarinuo.
a!" .E‘WMW‘
.sozre ariyl 4.
“3“?me hi anuiorly Sago.
tipnal bargains in ,
s. we choose the
m. for mention
pieces. in. .50 from
El» ilr'dn EGREET 1
To make the new 8 rig dress fit perfectly,
it should be worn oversee of the new uni-n
models mentioned here
Lillian: are made for III by a famous foreign
maker; and considering that they are the
beat imported corsets we know, the prices are
very little.
Shay—While: short and long waist. ,
3l.so--'Ofcouiil; white; short and medium waist. '
$r‘—-Of tbuill; white and drab; short and longwslst.
5 Of couill willie ml drab. bias cut; lowbuaf:
’logi'l'; elm hips and abdomen Semeiln black
sateen. 8s.
83.15.5ful
s‘;lllpa no side steels;
whilst straight from; lo'w busi-
over hind "aillieahdohlen; very suit-hie m'
“so-70f couill;
ht from: medium bust: SM)" over
excellent for alight figures.
loll
illegible and llbllfllflm-
W
glamorous
can this week
all of the announcer wilio‘lls flooring
new measures. Til NW
Coliutw anonymous 9 ,
will meet ml Tuned who in
~ Judge and deputy fudge of tha'A'nsonia
City Court, which was postponed from
a previous date to suit the represents
tivss from that section of'tho‘voolnflih
The Judicial nominations computes
will pass upon the Hartford Cbunty
’ {Illdgeshlp nominations also. on Tues.
day. No contests are- looked for
among these nominations. The rail:
road committee will take up some it»
terosting measures this week. militias
to street railroads in general, notably
the bill prohibiting trolley roads from
Olil‘
and the bill making expectoratlon on
sidewalks a misdemeanor. The com
mittee on agriculture will hear the bill
on Tuesday. authorising towns to per-
mit pool selling. All interesting dis-
cussion of the whipping posit bill is
not'unlikely in the House‘thls week.
it is possible that a. favorable report
on a substitute bill may be sent in by
the judiciary committee.
m
COALITION CABINET.
SOFIA. March 4—-A coalition cabinet
of the two RussOphlll parties has been
formed. M. Keroseloff takes the pre
ridership. and the finance portfolio. M.
Danff. the foreign portfolio and M. Pap-
l-lkofi' thatof war. The Sobranle has
been summoned to meet March 7.
See that you get the original De-
[Girls CLOTHINCJ
Witt’s letch Hazel Salve when you
ask for it. The genuine is a certain-
I
W gingham. A quail
which «have mend
sail atl Sea yard;
Fifi} variations' in pattern and color. Such,ln
is the description of these beautiful fig-
,fhe equal of
at 30¢ a yard,
.o'h
once,“ are abbto:
£271.
"ch circular fiounca;
he
Others up to
wilt!
our constantly arriving Spring
new read tomcat! garments for
Water 939' ”NW“ girls arepporninent. c followingltems hint
ornlarfieoollecllon, in neszprlng dying, at The average woman who is a wife
[3'03 Gin‘hgms. 18c 1 moderate. prime p 8:916 mothfr. with thome go take care:
__ o canno engage n pro ta is work
5’9“: 5‘3,” $3"? “mggm‘fchwh , a 7’ 5:"0' pa'xksfi'fi; "'mm'ed Mm mm, outside of her home without detriment
‘ nu; ' ' Will in combination with ”3.2%“; it"sm'liunll' 31mm». '" "3" b'“. igmherigofiisuciiigtems‘gl " sure t'l'lt
ac parts as I [)8 e er mac new 0 a
“mm!” ““9: PW“ hemmi” ““1 ”“k seas—Princes» Skim of filw blue and black home itself, the wisest training of her
flare skirt. percaiins
Others. Sn. 3 g. S!!! to Sit.
I 750 New Taffeta. Silks at 50¢
percalirle lined.
Sa—Reolsr‘s of chess cloth double-breasted front:
but back: velvet collar. Others 5;. so is San.
filo—Sultiof kotsespun. laurlty Eton coat. lined
cure for piles, sores and skin diseases.
G. C. Stillson.
child or children. or her pwn mental
growth or physical str 1th will suf-
fer. There are exoep Hbut super-
latively clever mettle-'- aid Bob, in
flood the March Ladies’ Home Journal.
The lingering cough following grippe
calls for One Minute Cough Cure.
For all throat and lung troubles this is
purchasing
place-o
i 75c Values. at
Here is a poe'tive. real bargain in rich Taffeta alike, made posihlc simply by ihe commons
power of our two stores. The offering comprises thousands of yards—hundreds of .
beautiful, new pllks, In this season's most desirable colorings, including- cream and
white. Corning at this time. this oppu'hl‘elty to secure splendid. fresh alike at a third below
their schist worth, for your a mg and summer needs. should produce immediate and up:
response. Think of il—mewien
Fifty Cents a; Yard
JOHN WANAMAKER
Broadway. Fourth Avenue. Ninth and Tenth Streets. NEW YORK. 9‘ 9
the only harmless remedy that gives
immediate results. ‘ Prevents con-
sumption. G. C. Stillson.
in the very vortex of the bargain
rush a man was struggling. “Mercy!"
he shriekcd. But the women bore him
down and trampled him under foot.
"The nerve of him,” sneered they
one to another. “to wear a shirt-waist
and then ask special consideration by
reason of his sex!"
think the market man
worth $10,000.
drinking?
County. as.
Cheney & Co., doing
e .h and every case
Sworn to before me
' ' l in my presence. this 8i
9‘ her.
A. D.. 1880.
A. W.
Young mother (to b
7 brought my little baby. Mr. Bullwin-
i kle. Will you kindly weigh lllm'f
ButcheMYerl.ma’IIam: bones an’ all.
‘. i a'pose?
“W
BT'MKEO A.RICH FIND.
"l was troubledl for several years
with chronic indigestion and nervous
liability." wrltcsNh‘4 if: ill-sen. of Lon
caster. N. H.
untili
medicinesl ever used.
so kept my wife in one
years.
‘lly. " Try them.
lion cusps-teed by if.
M “lied Iyour
by to! .
.lf'ifl Moi lift
minimises
COOP OUOH N
. ' cannula
,i" ;
says 9.? If
“1:
Mia, ,9
tiataotlon.
M.ngsflr
M ,
Perfect
if“
*ln.
I PM “‘
Mr. Knbwsittu-l do not see why you
you for eggs when an auk's egg is
Mrs. Knowsltt~0x egg!
ry Knowsitt. what have you been
State of Ohio. City of Toledo. Lucas
Frank J. Cheney makes oath that he
is‘senlor partner of the firm of F'. J.
City of Toledo. County and state
aforesaid. and that said firm will pay
the sum of One Hundred Dollars for
as not be: cured by the use of Hall's
FRANK J. CHENEY.
Notary Public.
M9
began using Bloc
which did me more good than”! the
She says Electric Bitters are
Just splendid for female troubles: that
. they are a grand tonic and invigorator
for weak. run down woolen. No other
medicine can take its place in our lam.
Only Boo.
gel-he‘s
l‘ H
m’ b“ “EEJJEJLE‘L.
‘IJMCINI son
hpsltlinc
lag Chattifil‘laia’l li'hl'ln
pillar ba'ksRo oPetershur.
, I s. also saw
: lime? always given
flaw!
is overcharging
John Hell-
buslness in the
of Catarrh that
and subscribed
h day of Decom-
GLEASON.
utcherl—Hl have
x
. helped me
:Bltters.
The? have at
client hesitliv flit“:
Satisfac
Beater:
fath‘er'Ia consent
1
«for? I:
know who you
‘Wmn on“:
ll namely."
snows lull
Va. "We
still he
an at out
for chilliesh '
Willi!"
ma... .-
Truly the Englishman's mind is a
muddle. He pays churches to say one
thing, armies to do the opposite, and
boarding schools
things.
and Piles.
ter’ 8
Counterfeits
poisoning.
eases.
Stii ison.
monkey-house!
SAVED
ford, Del.. says.
if. Baxter.
Cure.
trouble.
Stilison.
l!!- ..l
your country.
neighbor? >
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What is .he House of Lords but ll
All these brand .. new
peers—these brewers and bankers-
along the old feudal lords. mimicking
their mediaeval militarism.
ed my boy's life.
him a few doses.
theorem most popultr litti
ever Mitts llh
ply perfect for liver and bowel trons.
io unteach
o»—
A HORRIBLE DUTBREAK
"0f large sores on my little daugh
tcr's head. developed into a case of
scald head.” writes C. D. lsbill. of M01-
gsrlton. Tenn, but Bllckleu's Arnica
Salve completely
guaranteed cure for Ecaema. Totter,
Salt Rheum. lepies.
cured her.
M
Oh. if some one would only discover
how to destroy this microbe of mill-
tariem which ravages the world!
of DeWItt's
Haael Salve are liable to cause blood
Leave them alone. The
original has the name Dertt’s upon
the box and wrapper.
less and healing salve for skin dis.
Ulloqulllo'd
it isa
for piles.
A BOY'S LIFE.
Mrs. Captain H. Hubbard. of hill
"Brasilian Balm sav-
He began Just like
the one we lost with croup. We gays
He quickly dropped
to sleep. and was all right in the morn-
ing For sale by R. H. Pleistod and F.
Gin A'mcrlca the plain. average clil-
son is the strength of tll'! Republic.
The middle class is the meat in file
ndwlch between the "upper. crust"
nd,tho “under-bred."
M”, ,W-
Like Oliver Twist. children ask for
more when given One Minute Cough
Mothers endorse it highly for
eroup. it quickly cures all coughs and
colds and every throat and Inn
it it a specific rel» iripp‘e an
thma and has long been I‘Well
grown remedy for whooping bought}
W ..
‘ if you Intel-hunt your studies for one
day It will take you two to males up
what you have lost.
W
’ m. ill-choruses and thoil'plsaisnt .
belittle
9 ..
pl
”W4 4
Tall-iodine no long» lemmas love
It may M
Sores. Ulcers
Only 25 cents at F. H. Bax-
e pills. wher-
c’wn. They are aim-
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;
get 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 drugglsts sell KEMP‘ S BALSAM at
250 and 50c.
both
We ‘ it
Cheers are the certificates of elo-
quence.
Mrs. C. E. Van Deusen. or Klibouru,
Wis. was afflicted with stomach tl‘Oll‘
bio and constipation for a long time.
She says. “i have tried many prepara-
tions. but none have done me the good
that Chamberlain’s Stomach and Liver
Tablets have." These tablets are for
sale at G. C. Stillson's. South Norwalk
E. P. Weed's. Norwalk, drug stores.
Price, 25 cents. Samples free.
The world depends on its school
children.
Witch
harm-
G. C.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR. ,
“i would cough nearly all night
long." writes Mrs. Chas, Applegste. of
Alexandria. ind. “and could hardly get
any sleep. 1 had consumption so bad
that lf.f walked a block 1 would cough
frightfl‘llly and spit blood. but. when
all other medicines failed. three 81.00
bottles of Dr. King's New Discovery
wholly cured mo. and l gained 58
mantis." it's absolutely guaranteed
to cure! Coughs. colds, La Grippu,
Bronchitis and all Throat and Lung
Troubles. Price 50c and $1.00. Trial
bottles free at F. H. Baxter's drug
store.
“——
A town which has no school should
be abolished : ._
0va was roe ovhrsrals
Mrs..rraaklin flush. of New Castle.
Deb. says: “i suffered for years with
dyspepsia. Used: to have great dis
tress and belching. ltried everything
i could hear of. but nothing helped me
_ till i took Brazilian Balm. and one 50
cent bottle cured [me completely."
“Emma by It. H. Piaisted and i“. ll
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5! t
The teachers are the guardians of a
state.
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Wonmno 24, squash oav.
Thnre's so not for. those tireless
little w ksaswbr. King's new Life
mils» If lions are always busy. cur-
‘l‘orpid Liver. Jaundlco. aliious-j
mused. s. Thor Iranian
0le or ya out Main-is.
weaken. Small. taste
lu's‘lf
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lb [:3
.s “and" ,., ..
war are. em.
at .‘li‘. if. Baxter s. >
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Ev nails" sometimes falls'lisL
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While you are hillcus, use
little pills enema“ Do
your
main
modern times
oily that have braced
hundreds that will follow. ‘:
pally, says:
engaged in this calling who a
from backache. aggravated '
consipnt changeof position d'"
log and steeping. There or 1939
in the factory and in the city
know who are troubled in the
way.
neys, which led to a painful has
26c dos
itt's nit»
the if"? '
This pubiib
, “I am not the only
Iliad some disorder of in; '
I procured Dean's Kidney Pl!
Plaisted'e drug store, took a come
the treatment. and it cured, the
For sale by all dealers. "Pri
cents a box. Foster- Mllburn , I
pany.9Buffalo, N. Y. sole agenta‘
the United States. ,
Remember the name-Dean. :
take no other.
Show-There isn’t pneuman in 9
lion who would be so mean to his
and children as you are.
lie—Now, that’s what i admire
you, dear: you have such a head
figures!
Pro. lvlson. of Lonaconlng.,.Md
fered terribly from neuralgia :7
stomach and indigestion for‘ '
years and after the doctors faliod
cure him they led him on merphlns.
A friend advised the use of Kodoldhy
pepsla Cure and after taking
bottles of it he says. “It has an
entirely. i can't say thoI muc
Kodol Dyspepsia Cure.’
what you eat G. C. Stillsou.
Stubb-—He is either a bartender
an lnebriate.
Pear—Why?
"He named his twins Tom and Jet's
y.”
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AN HONEST MEDlClNE FOIR LA
GRIPPE. ' ,.
George W. Waltt, of South Gardin99
Me., says. "I have had the W9 t:
cough, cold, chills and grip and
taken lots of trash of no accoun.
profit to the vendor. Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy is the only thing that
has done any good whatever. I have
used one bottle of it and the Chills
cold and grip have all left me. 9
gratulate the manufacturers of a
est medicine." For sale by G. (1.8
soul. South Norwaik; E P. Weed, Nut»
wa k
at
at,
'1
“What does this mean?" demands
the angry patron. as he detected"
packer in his new cost '
“That. sir.” leplcd the quick Witter!
tailor “is the latest wrinkle "
5—...»
REMARKABLE cuass or RHEUM
ATI
From the Vindicator. Rutherfordbon.“
N C i
The editor of the Vindicator has:
occasion to test the e cacy of Oh
berialn'e Pain Balm wlce with it
most remarkable results in each‘
First. with rheumatism in the silo'
with two applications of Pain [9.9
rubbing the parts afflicted and mafia
ing instant benefit and entire relief
a very short time. Second in rhem
tlsm in thigh Joint. almost prosh‘d
him with severe pain, which was‘.
lieved by two applications. rub _
with the linimellt on retiring at ,
and getting up free from pain.
sale by G. C. Stillsou. South Norwalk
E P. Weed Norwalk.
"Do you think that genius is Inov
to exert itself by lnspiratloni’
“Sometimes." answered the remain '
lous young man. "But oftenor by the
expiration of the period for which tell
has been paid. "
The stomach controls the ““3“-
Those who are hearty and aim
those who can out and digest
of food. Kodol Dyspepsia Cu
estl-l what you eat and allows“
eat all the good food you was.
you suffer from llldlg tlon. helm ,-
belching or any other tomaoh m ' ..
thla‘preparatlon can't help but’do‘ . ' '
good. The most sensitive atomic“
can take it. C. C. Stillson.
llomion is Piccadilly and the .
or it is nothing. To live in’ ’
one must be born rich‘or die iii
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leaves all the family; M
.cmon. Orange. Raspberry and
Iillerry. At your grocers. Try.
ay.
A Gentle flintwohattyge
have you porters receive vary.
wages?
Porter-4V0 do slr.9 if lily
the tips rale gents". like y
do.
us. we should mall"
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'wusr snALL we 1urn/a roll.
This donation. arises in
every «1199an
'l‘l'y“a Jill
moored
No hellish! Illa hakihglu
‘ water and sebto
on. Orange. and
iv At r ‘
Norwalk Chronicler