l'ioreeast for
Norwalk and vicinity: ‘*
fish-Q marshes
8 no ‘
now, race all Norfolk. it will probanr
ch this vicinity some time on y.
Em? *Tflfllfllfi the middlfix‘m: m
iii. H. Riordan is erecting a large new .
glam case In front of the Norwalk Boa-W, i
'The mid... of w. w. Comatoclt in
South Main street, Is being repainted.
The amount of cider made this year
will be emu compared with bar
ylgars, on account of the scarcity 0 ap-
”let: lit/I
o-Mournlng Bands Umbrellasosncs,
OBrien. ,, . , . .
William Btadtler is recovering from
the Injury he received recently, while
at work In the factory of tile Graham-
Ernst Lompsny.
Mr. and Mrs. James A. Fester. of
Bridgeport, who have been visiting
ilricnds in North Main street, have re-
turned to their home.
. . W—
-—~Fall Opening at S. S. Tillotson's.
Saturday. Monday and Tuesday. 86
Washington St.
Mrs. W. S. Stevenson was one of the
players in the woman' a golf champion-
ship. at the Brooklawn Country Club,
in Bridgeport, thlt morning. . ,Q
m
.It is an ideal day' for the trotting
meet at the Norwalk Fair Grounds. this
afternoon. and it is thought that the at-
fair will be a grand success.
~Men's ,& Boys’ Caps O'Brien.
The funeral of Joseph Lacsu Hatfield '
yesterday morning. from St Josephs
Church, directly after the service {over
the remains of Frederick A. Duflyl .
The youn son of Mrs. Gecr Stiles.
of South with street. who hasg‘tnhoid
fever, is getting along nicely now it
Is thought that all danger is passed.
--Don‘t fall to attend the clumbake
at the opening sale of lots, at Foster
Park, Saturday. September 28 See ad.
Frselenner Sunday. 81 a week hays
a theme. .
-———-——--np—— '
”Pile flower committee of the Found
People’s Society of Christian Endeavor
of the South Norwaik Congregational
Church, is enjoying an outing this af~
ternoon.
The Calvary. Bari «Church. mem-
bers of South Norwa k, baptised Mrs.
Mun and Miss Hopkins, Thursday
nix-l! iii the ,baptistry of the South
Norwalk Baptist Church. -
m..
~——F‘resh Hams; lic 1b.; Shoulders.
1255c. Hayes's.
----—-——-r-
. 1‘he Epworth League prayer meet~
ing of the First Methodist Episcopal
Church tomorrow night. will be in
charge of Miss Emma Burton. Topic.
The Growth of W§;KW°‘E'
\Contfuhtor Charles F: Comotdck, of
the New York division, is taking a
week's vacation. Conductor James
Renting is running the Berkshire ex-
press in Conductor Comstocks’ ab»
sencs. .
‘ 'l
W-
~22 doaen Ladidl’ Flanreiette and
Force as Wtappei' a. 981cc ea: a hand-
some line of Mercerized Skirts. 81.98
upward M. S. Smith & Co.
l)..W. mined is soon to move his
comets risking es blishment to No.19
» Maia street, now occupldd by
John Drescher. Mr. Drcscher will oc
cupy one of the smaller stores in theso
some block.
Th3 entering sinus in the Sheflleld
Semantic School at Yale University to
larger by near y 25 per cent than that
of last year, t 9 new class numbering
240 while last year' a class MW- but 188
members. Director Chittsnden estli
mates that the total atthdsnce in this
department of the Q3 rslty will not
;. less than 660 hitting, the member”
of the middle: and s classes ham
Q m: returned to «r... ,
‘ White 'Qstreei
3,. toth eDlsfaill
‘ sstnumberofl
m
lilDQQii. 89th ysam‘dsy in New York of
E +Lsdles' and Cent's hats renovated
O'Bri en.
a. m.. I. ~ ~
,Q .and Mrs; airy, ‘sr. r..
Mali:
ton Store. , , ,.
. -—QPeaer Soft Hats, 0' Brian.
Charles Lockwood. of Norwslk‘. has
been spending a few Qdays in Wilton
withAriends. , 1
Miss Julia ,M. Wood. of Ndrwalk.
visited her brother. F. E Weed, In New
Canaan, this week.
rm
David Avery, now all inmate of the
Soldiers' Home. Noroton. visited in
New Canaan. for several days.
3* ~Home Made Sallsage. 12950 lQb.
Hayes’s. . . , z .
a
Repairs are being made to the Con-
necticut Railway and Lighting Com-
party's tracks, in Wall street. .
Mrs. J. Walter Pegg has returned to
Kingston. N. Y.. after a. several weeks
visit with Mrs. James H. Flynn.
IOh'arles C. Wheeler, of West Nor-
walk. has sold his property and will
remove to the borough of New Canaan
-Pure tobacco in. the imperial
Crown cigars. No bad taste. No bad
enacts.
m
' Miss Geller. of Sbuth Norwalk a for-
mer teacher of Center School, New Cs-
naan, was a visitor in town on QWedncs-
day. . . ,, ,
IMiss Carrie Deering, at Main street.
I been theg nest of her sister. Mrs.
.0. Ella. in New Canaan. for a law
998':
Charles T: Burke has resigned his pr»
sltlon with C. DeKlyn a Son. to take a
position with Charles E. Seymour, the
899879“- I
'4, M 4
William C. Je .pf'opriei'or of the
Warwick Hotshl North Main street.
continues to be very ill. He now has a
high fever.
\i,‘.‘:r> '.".’
uQ.
—-Fresh Shoulders, 12m lb. Marco's
Tomorrow. the Christian Endeavor
the South Norwslk Congre-
million] Churchwill enter upon its
St‘lciety‘oi|
l meetings;
‘Wv—ns2_
The sets!
ing at the chapel.
'W . a, . QQQ Q Q t. Q
A number of south Norwalk young
men expect to moral the production or
win J Miller will move in a few
ti from Kingston. New Yorhdo bloat”,
eat committee on the ,
coming harvest estival of the Cranbury
Chapel will hold a meeting this even-
I‘ QQMQQ 23%.“. Q
“acres and one
sugars Index}? 5, QQQQ tor ll”
Qm it»: ”a.” $qu tins and til ,
“scene ”hills on girls. As many col:
Show as the autumn leaves“-
.neautoous trimming—feathers, pom:
pens: on rig: plumes, ornaments—ls"
at or rices‘ a.
Right come: out». ned'r book-shop.
FLANNIL writers. ‘ ' " .
The: rapists! we. Add tile beauty.
' tat": and this good work‘-
manahip the a w waists;
A bean in ,red or blue Is finished
with strappingl‘s between clusters of.
theirs. Thea Mattie roidered
with «white silk” in than 331mm. 8.
A black waist that buttons in but: ,
is embmid ted doth the front in‘
white. M. 0.70 ~
’ Colored waist; are notched with
fronts embroidered all over in black
rind white. 1.6088
White and colored via air with sel
colored sills polka-dots av‘etb
trout carried to the collar In scoops
or wait tucks. Odd and pretty. 83.60
:QQB-leaty rofkother sorts; some for hut5
Fancy tucked waists of granite
cloth 31360. Very new and attractive.
Secondiiioor. l _.
HOMER?" . ‘
mo ouosswesa i
We loathe heavier sorts. They
are hers.
Women's ucoceJlned vents and
pants. good quality-.IM
Children’s fleece lined vests and
prints. all since, 1255c.
Children's medleum weight vests
and drawers. all sizes. 25c
Women's medium weight vests and3
.pil ts sac.
men's Jersey-ribbed medium
weight vests and pants. high neck.»
kills Ind short sleeve. knee and ankle:
pants. 60c 0..
Women‘s fleece lined stockings.
Hermsdorf dye5 cgood weight. double
be and WA 0.
. . union's line cashmere stockings,
double soles. high spliced heel and
double toe 60c.
Left aisle. front.
THE ROWLAND
DRY GOODS CO...
Bridgeport.
Wm sown" “is: me Probe: me
Merl; with the Nor-
FR .
walk Brass godpany, has taken a posi-
tion in the Norwalk CDal Company’s of-
lice in WI“ «fin _~ 1: ,Q TQ‘.
eipeclai; trim QititchQasn DthQl'tQQE
Scr Brut as c app, r
hllplr Brooms. all gamllrfluw and
Window Brushes. Brooms;
Tubs, 65c; Coal Hods, all alone all
kinds, etc..M. S. Smith& C.o
James Sutherland has recovered from
his illness by which he has been laid
up at his home. in Beldsuayenuc. and .
Is ”once more “tending the duties at his I
. ,. IQ PAINT or PAPER
QlS NOW. Q
The Proportion
TODOITIS
Jacob A. Rudder.
33 SOUTH MAIN SRTEET.
OPPOSITEHA ”LAND. ST.
1 .
Q We wantto remind you
'5 that drtltslng well is not
, necessarily an expensive
luxury ,
We want to remind you":
that custom-made clothing
are the most attractive. . Q‘
., We want to remind you
Q‘ that our Fall Suitings are
here, and worthy of InspcchQ
.tion. ,
. We wspt to remind you
that it will benefit you to
stop into "our” establish-
ment and' inouire more fully
into what we offer and at
what pricea‘we will make a
suit, overcoat or a pair of
trousers to your measure.
i
GOOIWIN
QQIAQllACKElo H07“
fi‘i‘. “3 ; SWEEA
"7 H‘L‘.‘
lto One Above
Saving. Every person should save
something raqulQarly and persistently.
The south Mel-walk Savings Bank is
s Ssvinps Isak exclusively, and it is
iustly popular with all.
The South small: “VIII! Batik
United Isak Building.
Open from 9 to 12, 1 to 3. and Saturday
evenings. 6 to 8.
“ll "- |
The Junior. football team,
South Norwaik
Norwalk.
Charles. sir. Graham's hand. vaun-
wss burned a few days ago. by his auto-
Mic «tolling.
burned, .a.seetlo chose
little charred. "
F.’ 8. Bell
ll.i)i)0t:)lsgb
bury,..Naws. a... .
Also a full line of Cooked Masts.
Pl lesd Trips a’nd QPlgs’ Feet, Sperry
Ir Mil Pooh. Sausage, Hams
. (.1;th
Come out and assist in sus-
QthQlIQQs QwertllQiQQQQzlh institutloa.Q QQ
tsinin
of the; ,
lgh School are piay- Q
Qing the Oriole Athletic Club. this aftera
noon. on the Baxter Grounds. in Esst
lira. is lgehtllng very
T e moire. 'was sligdi ,
h Maggi... Concealed Piping can be run in
received today.
(1 admission . :
ufir‘flih '- Is the lsrg.
but has our been
I sent for the Fair week business—Dan-
glam “1;th agent at the
Ml:
FIXTURES
Latest designs of the manufac-
turer.
any old house.
E: Work Guaranteed. '
Prieos tits Lowest.
Ql'rolnpt Attention.
Estimates made without charge.
QQQ ”on tips can be had to? tthQ
i , cruel . .u:
i We have on exhibition a full stock
of CasQ Heatsrs. You should
have one "of these during
the chilly fall days.
iii
Li
In.
i. i "z . Q . Q. ,Q .
The South Norwalk
.1 Trust Co.
Does a "
General Banking Business.
~lir’» "VT?" "4‘ V
,1 savings, Department
Open Saturday Evenings
lrom ii to ll o’clock.Q
lQ,,.Q}..Q i. .
" Holds
. chapel on Frld y evening at 7: L46
9 years or more
FIRST METHODIST; EFIBQOPAL
Bill 11.“de ‘
Churchiifiev. W. W Duncan, pas-
torQ—Q-QQwii: .30 H.157” clmmeegng; BlQQO: it:
Q. a. lunar no: lo. " plied
Clinics 1! so swarm sellout
pastor's class for men; 6:16 p.m
‘ Epworth League service. 7: 80 p. m..
. progenitor; topic, ..'iPoplusr Rolls-
ion" . matrices. “The Trial of droi-
Boss." Music for the day by quar-
tetto will be: Anthem, Christian.
the Morn Breaks Bweetly 0' er Thee
- Shelley. anthem. 0 Lord. Thou Art
Humid ,Bucii: anthem. The Day is
7,» Gently Sinking to a Close. Nevin;
. fastball]. There is a Holy City. Shel
glow 4 ellivanins onertcry solo by Mr
soawsnk Maracaibo aersccrsa
Church. For. H.B EMunsou. pastor——
lo; 30 am no. author)» “The Lord is
Ersltsd" J. Er West: solo for sopra~
on, “Jesus. Lover of My Soul, " Schu-
bert. 7: 30 p. m.. ousrtette. "The
A Q Shadows of the Evonins Hour." Bar—
ri—Sllelloy: Gloria Patrl. Boswell;
bass solo "Lord. Whom My Heart
Dear.” quartctte , “Saviour.
Breathe an Evening Blessing. Emer-
new avenues unraomsr EPlS-
l Churchw-lo: 30, sermon by the
DD tor,..liev. J. J. Faust; 12 to. Sun-
day school; 3 p. m.. Junior League
meeting: 6 p. m. Prayill Band ser~
vice, and 7 p. m.. preaching by the .
WtOl‘v . .
CONGREGATIONAIu
QBOUTH NORWALK CONGREGA
tlonal Church, Paul Moore Strayer,
pastor—«Rally Day-10: 30 a. m.
preaching by the pastor. sublect
"Three Classes of Disciples " 4: 30
D m.. vesper service, subject "Would
Jesus Feel at Home in a Modern
Church. Mrs. Strsyer will read
, "The Supply at Saint Agatha's," by
Elisabeth Phelps Ward.
; FIRST coscasosrromu causes
George D. Egbert. pastor-r—Morning
service at 10: 80, preaching by the
pastor; Sunday school at it to. Even-
ing service at 7:30. The third in the
preaent series of ”Practical Talks "—
Q "Stand." Thursday evening service
at 7:45. Subject. “Dark Places "
Stereoptlcon views of lghts and
scenes in the Sandwic islands.
Church sociable under the auspices of
the Ladies' 8 ial Committee. in.the
I‘m iI'I'.
SOUTH NORWALK BAPTIST Church
Rev. W. H. Hubbard, minister—«The
services for tomorrow will be:
Early prayer meeting at 10 a. m.. In
the church parlors. at 10: 30 the us-
ual preaching service will be held.
and will be followed 'by Bible school
'at 12 m.; the Junior Christian En-
doavorers will gather at 4: 30 p. m..
in the prayer meeting room; at 6: 30
the Senior C. E. Society will meet
while at 7:30 p. m.. the preaching
service will take place. Rev. Mr.
Mosley. a missionary lately rel-urn
ed fro Cuba. will be present and
speak t the morninr service
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH South
Main street, between Washington
and Haviland streets, Rev. D. C.
Thomas, pastor—Order of services:
Sunday, ii a. m.. Prayer and praise
meeting, 8:80 p. m.. school for Bible
study; 6. 30 p. m.. Christian Endeavor
meeting; 7 p. m.. prayer meeting: 8
p. m., preaching by the pastor
theme, Pool of Salvation. Weekly.
Tuesday, 8 p. m.. Bible Union:
Thursday. 8 p. m.. Covenant meet-
Ing. preparatory to Communion.
ADVEN‘I’.
ADVENT CHRISTIAN CHURCH. Van
Zandt avenue. East Norwalk. J. W.
Davis. pastor——Preaching, 10:30 a.
m. and 7: 30 p. m.: Sunday school
12 m.: Loyal Workers' meeting,6: 15
p m Seats free. A cordial wel-
come to all.
MISSIONS.
SOUTH NORWALK MISSION—«Reg
ular service tomorrow afternoon at
3:16 unlock. Come and enjoy um
service. Rev. H B Manson. pastor
of tho Norwalk Methodist Episcopal
Climb. Will be present will ad
dress the meeting. Mr. eycrs. of
Darlen. will climbs prevent. Come
and bring a Mohd. Everybody; QwelQ
com
.sslvar'l no
handiwork shims 1.ch
meetings Sunday as follows:
Sunday school. 10 a m.: Holiness
meeting. ll a. m.: Christian's
praise, 3 p. m.: salvation meeting at
it p m. Everybody Invited. Capt.
S. N James in chargo. , Q
GERMAN EVANGELICAL. '
ST. PETERS CHURCH. North Main
street, Rev. Theodore Bauck, of Port
Chester, pastor.
no.3 RMAN LUTHERAN. ..
s'r P 1‘ It's CHURCH Noam
Mina strset~Presching Sunday cv-
onlng at 7: 80 o'clock. hr the Rev.
Theodora Bauck.of Port Chester.
firm VA GILIBALJ.
SEEM EVAN EL A'L ‘CHURC
Charles AnBsnckmalsr pastor—Se
vices. ovary Sunday alteration at 8
o'clock. in the Swedish Gunmen.
gang‘guub IGIN Cl I RVlcl.
CHRISTIAN SCI ENCE ERViCill,
8 p. in. 100 East avenue. Mrs. A.
A! ‘uMs “fit Mn
"ism ' -
karILLsav oaosaao Housfl
dQWAQQSi‘lQQileG'iQ’QON September 93:]?
rue on t tar 0 war t s
:1.ng cull. linu' rota
4
16th,61at, use.
and 71“. mum of Wt liftiller
have been res “all from duty II th
Division of th Philippines and orders
to proceed to San Francisco by th
first available transport.
Enlisted
Ill-n “incredulous“ serum in
their first still
out and having one
serve w ill be transi
tbs companies it!
blunt/i| tbsl'biiirrinu. ‘
Preaching at 7:30 Q
. ,fot‘d and C. M“
ton. are the site
All or,
uni and: has-m score printsls'wemuesi
. Wm M, that milliliters unless ranch.
masthn‘
suits W W!
': ssry psiatss‘II limwwoliu'mm Hue.
H.
There is no news that apps
in our advertising column so waldo
the news about new goods. aspen ally attractive is this: news now.
just crossed the ilne 'lwixt summer and fall.
The new season‘s All
begins. and this store has usel all its energy. all its as parlance to
your autumn and winter buying a source of plehsure and satisfaction. .
THE NEW TAILORMADE SUITS.
“frail evliluuon of the allot-made
suit In this mass most marked.
There’s an air of distinctiveness and
style about this absson's product nav-
er before attained. A real pleasure to
choose from them, Q
lladics’ All Wool Venetian Cloth
Suits, in Black. Oxford and Blues. lat-
est cut. circular scum Skirt, Jacket
tight fitting; special at 88. 98.
Ladies“ All Wool Cloth Suits in
Black and Navy, five gore circular
pounce Skirt, double breasted tight
fitting Jacket. silk serge lined, 810. 98.
Ladies' Black Pebble Cheviot Suits
the latest make; a bargain at 81198.
Ladies' All Wool Cheviot Cloth
Suits. tight fitting" single breasted
Jacket, taffeta-silk lined. 816.98.
THn' NEWWALKING SKIRT.
The demand for walking skirts is
over on the Increase. This shop was
never in such shape to meet the de-
msnd.
Ladics' FlVe Core Flare Skirts,
stitched‘ fiouncc. at 83. 76.
Ladies' Five Core Skirt, dollble faced
golf goods. latest cut 84. 98.
1 Ladies’ Black Serge Skirts, corded
effect, satin trimmed flounco. 85:26.
Ladies‘ Black English Challioi; Skirts
nearsllk lined flounce, satin trimmed,
overskirt ‘eflerQot, 86.60. ‘ “ l " ‘
..- g» 3 ,g‘.
Levi Prossar'a Generosity Supplement
Dd by the Town. ..
Bloomfield, which has been sadly de-
ficient in the matter. In soda to have a
combination town hall and library
building, through the generosity of the
late Levi Prosser, supplemented by
town action. Mr. Prosper in his will
left a sum of money, the income of
which was to be used for the purchase
of books for a town library when the
town should provide a suitable build
ing for the purpose The fund by its
accretlbns now amounts to over $15,-
000. The town has purchased the site
of the old Bloomfield hotel, which was
destroyed by fire many years ago, and
has appropliated $10. 000 for a hall and
library building and for equipping the
same. Curtis & Johnson. of Hartrord.
have been given authority by the build
ing committee to prepare plans for the
new building, which will be of brick.
with stone trimmings and slate roof.
The building committee consists of Al
fred N. Fillcy, George M. Phelps, Wil-
liam J. Gabb Timothy E. Griswold and
Hiram R. Mills. The library directors
are W. J Cahb, A. N. Filley, Mrs Ella
R. Wood Mrs. W. C. Dean. George M.
Phelps and Nathaniel F. Miller. Mrs.
Wood is secretary.
Q ADV ERTlSED LETTERS.
Following is a list bf letters remain
lng uncalled for at the following pod
offices for the week ending September
28,1901:
South Norwalk
R. D 37, Soul Norwalk Conn.
Foster Farwel Baldthfi
John F. Fallon.
Miss Catherine Garry, 80 Washing-
ton street.
Mrs. A 'W. Harrie.
Mrs. Smith Hoyt.
Phil. Lasarowitz.
Miss Rose Lee. 11 Main St.
Miss Ella McDonald.
Alhin Neukirchner.
hire. Mary Parker.
Mrs. George L Prentiss. Osborne
cottage»
Chas. Resnsult.
0. C. Roht.
H. A Stanard. Lunch Room or We.
21”- a. cacti/u. r. n.
TWO MORE APPOINTMENTS
County Commissioner James E. Mil
ler. the county game warden, announc.
no two more appointments for deputies
yesterday. George A. Ferris of Siam.
keloy‘. of Huntlns'
to! man. M‘a’Mll-
ler also announced that Albert W Ab
fen had been named in place of Henry
A. Williams. of West ort, who was
first appointed. Mr. Wil lama limla that
his business lll not let him att’Qean to
the duffel: of epthy. I‘ "
rrmmfilupw assertion-n
swordsman the facts taste some. in this in,
stance iii-saws lfrornm Mouser to ”willow”;
debuts Midwest; in William; m me You‘ll
comm-ma minors wuiom'aleale
Paints m was: quslities this would
serum
iokeeplilsbul W new!
pears. ills not unused or and who have u
masts-cyan. Meshes
med-amass! me Minister's
ishttbidssrvfiill‘ an: island Wit
mountaineer-unannuulmu
not fossil is
row.m4o salsa. newness-mm '
mm mm. sol-warmth or
in.
MM Westmins-
I and children's outer
{Silk} Waista, prices rangllla fro
BLOOMFIELDLIBRARY. A M I
therefore cures Indigesllo "
n
. piliQ.
Tits New Cow‘s.
Ready for you to loops t and,
from the floral stalling? at
no
makers only are represented.
styles only will be shown Wile
Ladles' Melton Cloth Coats.
from 32 to 44. special at 83. 98
Ladies' Melton Cloth Coats, Q ‘
lined, velvet cellar. latest style. 86. ,,
ladies Fine Ali Wool Cloth Costs.
best quality satin lining. guaranteed
for two seasons. $12 .49. .
Ladles’ fitted Oxford Baglans. yoke
back. lined throughout, a bargain at
815. 98 Q ‘1
Children's Box Coats, well made.
good quality lining. sizes from 6 to 14.
spediai at 86. 98.
Children' s Long Coats, in red. blue
and grey. satin lined, velvet collar, but.
too trimmed. 68. 39. .
THE. AUTUMN WAIST! OF
WOOL AND SILQK.
The Walsts this season are works Di'
art; perfect in style. perfect in fit. il-
Islled by taller artists, and priced to Qt
any purse.
Ladies’ Flannelette Waists. stripes
and brocaded effects, gold button trim-
med, 69c.
Plain Colored , .
:é,
Ladies' All Wool
French Flannel Waists In Reds. Blues,
glut), Old Rose. Lavender and BQQiQac‘lQh
2
Ladies tucked Taffeta Silk Walsh.
light or dark colors. latest stylis-
sleeves. fancy fronts, pearl Ihtto
trimmed, as is . ' , ,
Choice assortment of fancy W =', ‘
to Q?”
Mosquitoes have arrived, ‘aud . ery-
thing you try warranted to dri
away will be found to be their formal:
perfume.
Henry Braydon, Harris. N. C‘ ‘ ,
"i took medicine 20 years fora; ‘
but one bottle of one Minute Co“
Cure did me more good than unlit ' :
also during that time. Best Colin
Cure." Geo. C. Stillsom Q7»:
The pickle castor which band ‘ " '
peered from most tables seems to
accompanied to obscurity by the fund
ly grace.
Norris Silver, North Strati'ord
"i purchased a bottle of One Minugts'
Cough Cure when suffering with a
cough doctors told me was incurable . ~.'
One bottle relieved me, the second and
third almost cured. Today I am a WQQQeli
man." Geo. C Stillson
”win—W
The fisherman now homeward
his flight
By duty sternly bid.
To tell the truth he did not
bite,
But the mosquito did.
Sid Darling 1012 Howsr‘d’iit
Huron, Mich. writes: “1 ha,
many pills and laxatives, butI _ ,, ,
Little Early Risers are far the“
pills I have ever used." The,
gripe. Geo. Cl Stillson.
“One of the Louisville papers
of a local character who was
the brawl " “He ought to Q‘iitliii
notch with that New York
STOOD DEATH OFF. ‘
E. 8. Monday. a loner of I! ”cilia.
Tex. once fooled a grave-til , w
"My brother was very . ' '
malarial fever and jaundic
suaded him to try Electric Bittersw a!
he was soon much better. but colitis,
ued their use until he was wholly
ed. 7 am sure Electric sum.
his life. This remedy 839.1.”
kills disease arms and phri
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