‘ atlas. of has
,, , , . . ,. ee- . I «skinner.
.Tlliyiorsud son Peter." w so many nice hate me ' p ingrown-t the ”m.”
' W ii a.
. rented connectionolthe a
iihgths - "llelden blackmai
- imitate ,iht l’ett
placebos-d atneebua visiting mum
gethcr‘ist one ti’ o 'i said a dai
in Danbury for a few days. in '
.4 ylsitor yawn-day. * ,
Thatm a, compliment worth I ‘
tilnli‘milhnltzmilttv.‘ . . ‘ ._ .
3 3 Through . opening days. ‘ interest as:
~ been unsanitary divided bot
ithmpia‘bpratsgt’gimmod, hate as
outlandish! and. slich‘v
l ‘ Huge and mom, trimmed. hats cont
“from the workroem'sveryday. _
3.0.1 collapsed. welklaghsts there ill .
Winnie Wrap-your choosing vs
great verlityl’ ~ ‘ ‘
Avast: ,Knok (can't find Knox _
Mill Wowbore in. town) 5 at hi5. *
Philips it Afichison shapes at M.
All business some
this office should headdress-d to The
Sentinel. Parsonahiw rs up: (Miran.
an M.‘ g:
wan-ass ro'ucm.
x Forecast,“ for Norwaiirvand- vicinity;
Bninllonight and Thur-dew ’
in thswastern
yesterday morning, is
moving slowly eastward.
reached Cleveland and cloudy weather
the coast. This viciniiymilh
be onjgt ‘o southern‘edge obthls‘ area
during the next thirty-six hours. Rain
has fallen in the Mississippi valley. and
. , l
. , or with catatonia t to
that it is] aunt
mounts of Men
ohiscts; but to the math ’
adds that the accountants sent
{Waterbury‘were absolutely
. but that newspaper headlines
the league in gs; manner en~
ted. ‘ilis letter follows:
ter a protest. The pub—
lden blackmail
a state. papers.
(1 to injure, the
resent. 1 pre-
Mrs. Willis ”opened, of Brooklyn.
at at the residence
Maple street, Nor.»
l
, Filmlimdlyou are“
”(something eta .
tractivew-thmet‘hing strik—f
. 3 reasonable
.is'usuyahnus this? Well
surely ' sh’" d
’tskc "tho", "po'riunlty ‘
The roof, of the building inhltsin;
st .. which is to be opened .as
‘ ll ”austere. by Mrs. Ackerman. I
being repaired.
_.. The Golden 3qu Circle.
(intuitions. will meet with oil's. D. ill.
Hughes, of 3 Arch street, Norwalk, (in,
Friday at 3:30 oclock.
nicely unwarra’n
"i want to ca
dished accounts _
“basalts Waterbury. in.
viil’pdnisluliillilfl. and ten
organisation which, i tell
doc to believe that there is no intention
e part. of the press to do us an
the result of care.
up of the papers. ‘
the state has pub-
“ ‘Here'iihlg'thc ' center of
gadd’ “gush clothi‘n‘gi .
"Baafiietfivcaves. blue and
» bucmsiwe grades:
‘ Verp'iifis plaid Worsteds.
also“ tile-striped, too, and
than use unfinished worsted
and worsttd cheviots. thib-
eta. the‘at‘a‘ple clay worstEd
’oiscii dihggn‘alfi "
‘Thc lather materials
“dark andlight shades. 'y
"The" prices, they are in-
deed—low. -~
- Suits: for the children to.
dress tip for Sunday Or to
romp in at school.
and upward.
HABhY .
* GOODWIN, ' '
nucuso loin
Miss Sadie C. Freeland. of Stamford.
formerly- Of South .Norwslk... ls spend-
lug a week‘with her aunt. ‘Mrs. 5. Car-
water in Ammkr.'N5I‘-'¥'
Mrs. E. Nolan and-her daughter Ai-
of Raymond strest.yspent Sunday
Mrs. H. Haas.
.‘9.20 inc as, which in
injury. but that it is
in: twenty-four. hours.) .> ,.
:‘iessness in the make
early ever paper in
1 ished the matter in someform math
or usually. under prominenthesdilnes,
such as"‘A Law and Order Case,“ “A
first and Order Agent Accused of
Law and 0rder,i..eague
or Blackmail," etc. .
“Twice during my_trlp from Liich-
field, yesetrday, l overheard conversa-
, tions which indicated that at least four
dlflcrent people were mislead ;by the.
' printed reports and, were sincere in
“there'belief that an metal! the Law
and Order league had been arresetd for
. the serious crime of blackmail.
- . “Hook occasion as soon as I heard of
{heal-rest to assure the different pap-
ers of the state that no such man had
'levor worked for the Law and .Order
League. and that he was unknown to
anyone connected withthe office. and
‘that whoever'the, rascal might be. his
’ punishment could not be too swift or
severe to, suit me. Some of the papers
blished, my statement, but in the
y of an article under a misleading
headline. i think that the friends of
-the;beague should not have their con-
‘iidescedlsturbed in this way when facts
'are at hand. Ever since the fellow has
personally confessed he has had no
connection with the Law and Order
League. that fact has been. published
under captions'quite. as misleading as
the first. For instance. an eveningpap-
or printed a despatch from Waterbury,
under the heading 'Lcw and Order
League Man Charged With Blackmail.“
“Yet in the body of the despatch are the
words ‘Beiden said he was not bu agent
of the Law and. Order Mme.’
seems to me only fair that reasonable
publicity should be given to the real
facts of the case.
"Respectfully. ’
“S. P. THRASHER."
BREAKING COACHING RECORD.
' “- councilman A. H. "Hoyt. 'of Norwalk,
. ls attend!“ mammary Flair. lads!-
. Mound Mrs. William H. Smith have
returned from their Pan American trip.
lies and styles at ”(if i
The tailormadc hat. int
the store'last week. is makings hit; .
0f the same material as the costume ,
and made in harmonizing style. it i
very fascinating. , .
‘Justto show the effect and some 0
the charm of the style, we've made up
a few in black and white. Come. and]
Blackmail." "
Franklin street. dies Arresetd
Clarence Bird. of Bridgeport, former-
ly ‘of‘Bouth Norwalk. is etc
this Week. with friends. , a . .
The first taliu'soqiai 01 the Klondike;
Social Club, in Graniteville, will be
held on the evening of October 18.
. . Samuel 0. Kemp, ovacrwalk' was in
Waterbury, yesterday. ,as a delegate
from the Normal]: Canpsntsrs' Union. to
the American Federation of Labor. ,
The front of the. Norwslk Basted
' Store is being beautiiied by ‘the addi-’
tion of a new coat of point. which im-
proves its appearance, considerably.
Chief J. T. Prowitt continues to imu Right. rear, “9‘" book-shop.
prove from his illness. and in a short
robnbly be seen at his store
. . WASH FABRICB.
Mrs. James Fife. of-Eiy avenue. who-
has been ill lorseveral weeks.. has
been, ill for several weeks. has been
removed to‘the Norwaik Hospital for
New cloths for winter waists and
dresses and houseojackets. '
, Sheer granite-woven cloth striped
with white or black and white. too
good colors, 75c yard. . *
Same cloth in seven good plain col-4
ors. 27 inches wide, 50c.yard.
Trieste striped with black and white
in fancy patterns. all colors. 89c yard.
Plain tricot in good coiorleic yd.
Flannelettes in 30 patterns, includ-
lng Persian patterns. stripes and larg
dots. all colors. the yard. ,
Si‘lnch‘flannelettes in half a bun-
dred patterns (some with "fancy hor-
ders are particularly suited for him.
oncs)~—15c yard.
Albatross flannel. face like albatroe
but funny backed, in plain black. rese-
da. rose. blue, pink and red. 19c yd.
Fifty patterns of dannollitto iii light .
and dark colors and large and smal
designs. 1295c and 10c yard.
Plaldse—A special? lct
cusses. dark combination. but tasteful
and serviceable, 12m yard.
Center aisle. rear. ,
THE ROWLAND
Dav GOODS co.
4 . Bridgeport.
‘Mr. and Mrs. Henry 0. Bailey. of
. outh Nor-walk. and Frank June. oi
maklyn. spent yesterday atthe Dau-'
arty composed of Mr. and Mrs.
Fleto r, Van House». Mr. and lire.
Charles Holmes. Miss Mary Buscoeaad
Albert Grinrod intend to
Danbury Fair. tomorrow.
, rue wedding of Samuel L. B. Evarts
and Miss Jennie 'Rllscoo.‘wlll take place
ksgflorn’to'day, at the Norwalk
Methodist Church. . . .
‘Efi'i‘. Bates. of New Haven. J. W.
Cook. and L. W. Shaw. 0!. Bridg ort,
guests of-Mr. and Mrs. J. H
uesday- evening.
Norwich subscriptions for the rain
sonalfund. of. Miss bless. the captive
missionary. have reached the sum of
$367.36. This amount... was forwarded
yesterday ii) the collecting agents. .
Miss Agnes hittieiohniwho has been
studying music .at dials. has. won. a
scholarship in competition.
tlsiohn had as her opponents some of
the best amateur talent in the state. ,
-Adulterated or doctored cigars
lasts a bad taste in yonromouth .
pill-lair Crown cigars are pure tobacco
Some kind of a vehicle came into con~
,tact'wlth‘ the hydrant in front of the
Named): Boston Store. y
damaged it considerably.
L Miss Jennie M. Howard, of Washing-
ton street, has returned from her visit
With“ the MlssesFloren’ce and Jennie G
Smith. at Tallmadge Hill.
The degree team of Butler Lodge. 1.
0.10. R. commenced its fall rehearsal,
'last night. Tonight the degree will be
conferred on the candidates.
Hon. E. J. Hill will deliver his lec- ~
tare, "A Trip, Around the Woridfifi il-
lustrated. at udckwuod's Hall. Tuesday
owning. October 5. under the auspice
of the Norwaik .iub.
Moses P. Bullock will attend the an-,
. anal session of. the Connecticut state
, ,Branch'ofihe American Federation of
Waterbury. Thursday. as a
Hat Finishers As-
The mourning tokens fonih
President McKinley on the National
Bank. of Norwalk. .blew down Monday
night, and workmen from the.Bostou
m in place again yest
esterdsy, and
Store. put the
Trains on the New York Division of
the Consolidated Railroad were delay"
ed yesterday afternoon on account of a
wrockat New. Rochelle. where a loco.
as overturned, blocking the
Alfred G Vanderbilt and Frlends start
New York for Philadelphia.
NEW YORK. October 9-—The coach
"'Panlivy." in which Alfred G. Vander-
bilt. James H. Hyde, and Morris F.
Howlet are endeavoriug to lower the
coaching record from New York to
Philadelphia and return, left the Hoi-
land House in this city at 5:55 this
morning.. According to schedule the
party expects to arrive in Philadelphia
at 2:45. p. in, and to reach New York
on the return trip at l:30 o'clock to.
night. . At Newark, N. J.. the coach or»
rived at 7:01, seventeen minutes be-
hind schedule time. When the coach
arrived at Elisabeth at 7:50 n. m.. it
was 25 minutes behind the schedule.
Mr. Vanderbilt said that the ferry
boat had delayed them and that this
partly accounted for their being bhlud
the schedule time. He said the trip had
so far had been very enjoyable. The
horses showed signs of being brlven
hard and were covered with perspira'
“MMh
, - innin-
the financial statement of this bank,
found elsewhere in this paper.
if your: patronage nndduiluence have.
in any degree. contributed to the suc-
cess of our business. we thank you for‘
it. if. as yet. you are not a patron. let
this be your invitation to become one.
William W. Bloom. formeru an em-
ployee of thsfitamford Telegram once.
who has, been .in Colorado for some
time past. has returned to his old home
in Norwaik. and . spent
Paper‘s
Paints
Window? Glass
Paperiug. Painting
and Paper Hanging.
J A. RUDDER
33 South plain-Street. ‘
South Nomad»
The skeletonof a-man found in the
woods last Saturday B. vPeckhamc who
disappeared from his home in. Norwich
He is supposed to have
committed suicide whilademsnted.’ lie
was sixty years old and leaves a. sister
whoxllves‘in Lebanon. , ., _
delegate from the
:——D. W. Raymond, undertaker. has
retrieved. from,” Washiu
”building to be occupied by the Trust
Company. to Scoflei
, .Ma'in street;
The three-masted schooner Marlon
E. Miriam-of. Tuckertowu.
which was blown on the. rocks at
Welchs Point during a gale Sunday
night, was floated yesterday. She was
not» eriouslsi damaged and will finish
load ng her cargo of fish‘scrap here.
The'Seulh Nerlvaiii Savlass Bank
(1 Block, 19 North W _. -‘. . ”We; in
, ' ' ~; that}?! dank scalding.
Miss Grace Dickorman. of High
almonds in,..Provldence.sR. 1.. taking a
courselforz lihrarlan in the Brownilni-
varsity. She is stopping with her un-
cle and aunt. Mr. and M
of Pawtucket. R. l. .
The coach arrived at Railway at 8217
u. m.. twelve minutes late. it took two
minutes to change horse and the coach
rolled away again at 8:19. No accident
occured on the run from Elizabeth to
Rahway to ms: the pleasure of the
n. J. 1' WWI?“ The Connecticut Medical Associa-
tion held ‘its semi-annual meeting in
Mord-yesterday.u.£our new
bars were admitted to mambo
the mociatlon. Only routine business
was transacted at the meeting. The
members dock ., dinner at . the
House at noon: .
Some of-ths Norwalk hat dealers say
that they have the greatest trouble in
getting orders for'soft hats liliedril‘hm.
say the demand on these goods is very ,
heavy this year. and the companieaiwho -
furnish themarsvery much behind in
theiricrders‘r -‘ some or the factories will
Memento attempt
inside of ,a month.
. .. ., . .V . .....
The csrcfcf ,theb‘irat c
Governors Pout Guard. of “Hi
have received an invitation twiddle
British MllltaryAVstoI-ans’ Association
'm'rmen‘d‘ the mountainsirdorfii u
"filfirfikfi :3, d
JNIJOMW
‘1 new lithium,
" invitatilms are out for the marriage
of Miss Margaret Nediey, daughter, of
.Mr. and Mrs. James J. Nedleyyof East
ester. and Byron C. Mead. of
. [ceremony will. take
”plasmas: Thurs ay.‘0ctcberi10. at the
Sacred Heart. Port:
The coach arrived at New Brunswick
at 9:27. and proceeded at 9:33 a. in.
Mr. Vanderbilt said they had had some
trouble with a bulky horse at Metuch-
en. and that had caused a delay. Quite
a crowd had gathered here to witness
the coaching party and they were
cheered ontheir arrival and departure.
ssuolvs Ass s'r ounces.
CONSTANTlNOPlrE. October 9—A
trustworthy. report
Stone's abduct
The South Norwalk
Trust Co.
church at, the
:1aulnl
"Of our fresh. tender Masts, Poultry
Wt” Prim West ap-
Meats. of all food, should be most.
.‘ mu", selected and cared for just
w.‘ knew accentuates-Rhona can, up than
> I"! W . : . .,
”id-Wed" Patrons is our bobby.
. OPICIAL OALI. .,
FREIH PORK ROAIT.
General Banking Business.
on the summit of a
uiteps. on the 'l‘urko-
Bulgarian frontier, near Duonitza. it is
said that'the kidnappingiband numbers
18. Amusements have been :made to
surround the mountain by the Turkish
and Bulmlanvtroops. it has been eug.
,gestod that the abductors of Miss
alone are members of the old Maco-
. donian committee. actuated by mo.
lives of Jealousy. and that they are
sndeavoring to- accomplish the down-
fall of the present committee. The
out haspromisod to
803'1A.Buluria.0ctobsr 9-—Unlted
State! consul General Dickerson has
applied for an audience wltn Prince
‘ Ferdinand but it has not yet been
The prince has gone to the
No news has been obtained of Miss
Stone since her recent letter to Mr.
W... The Bulgarian troops and police, are
actively scouring Le frontier. ‘
WW -
MR. Will ITNEY'B HORSES.
NEW YORKOctober lie-inst" of
the statement recently sent out by W.
C. Whitney. to the
to shipsn Wtf
Sailings 96,93le
Open Saturday Evenings
from 6 to ii o'clock.
Vi if?! "‘ié‘ofioi‘iiieali ‘Cidwin
"' - ""1" .l i v I.
" nous: forget this a an was
is more dcnvnaieut and-practical
that ajcoal rings in winter, as-
' . sen asunder-{jam new.
- minimum; ‘
W ‘ 3&1"th for house
“g itidfix‘tbi‘si?“floiv Wine time
to consider gas for llgh
“as. amt?“
It or new.
Gill ill
. 7 ”0mm
:1 dead" a
cameo
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Other Profile. 32,
, sunscreen:
; John H. Ferris“ Wifi . . Seymour
‘ Jenn ll. Km
John H. Liam ‘ ,
Josiah I. Marvin
‘ J. Wallace Marvin.
.W artsy... w l
tmmm'ii‘ii‘ as
‘3 ”mil . Irt‘j:7Whimw turf ,
MM ' Jo’Wa.»,3‘mi€-Ws$iili
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man ‘ ‘Whitue'y'is'ssursd
me time norm,
nor of Volod ’ ‘
“Moor coils My roe
”film
half sister to
3 WWW. aid-ids ur k
to. on u , a as "as-
.. . V! user-re! paternalism»;
hair. or .1
There is acidosis... 'msars in
the news about new eclaliy
inst crossed the line
begins. audible store
your autumn and winter buying a source'o
frag .nsw.7o'oA'rs.. ’
THE. NEW TAILORMADE SUMO. '
The evolution of the tailormads
suit in this season most marked.
There's an air of distinctiveness and1
style about this ooaaon's product now
sr-bsfore.attalneii. A roalrpisasurc to “
choose from them. ‘
iradieb‘ All Wool Venetian Cloth
Suits, in Black. Oxford and Blues, lat?
est cut, circular flouncve Skirt, Jacket
tight fitting: special at 88.98.
.Lad‘ies' All Wool Cloth Suits in
Black and-Navy. live gore circular
finance .Skirt. double breasted tight
lilting Jacket. silk serge lined, $10.98.
Ladies' Black Pebble Cheviot Suits,
thelntest make; a bargain at $11.98.
Ladies' All Wool Chevibt Cloth
Suits, tight fitting single breasted
Jacket. taffeta silk lined, 815.984
THE NEW WALKING SKIRT.
The demand for walking skirts is
ever on. the Menace. «This shop was
never in such shape to most the de-
mand. . 1, . ‘
indies‘ Five Gore Flare Skirts,
stitched flounce, at $8.75.
Ladies’ Five (lore Skirt, double faced ,
golf goods. latest cilt. $4.98.
Ladies' Black Barge Skirts. corded
effect. satin trimmed flounce. 85.25.
Ladies' Black English Cheviot Skirts
nearsilk lined flounco, satin trimmed, '
overskirt effect, 36.50.
is an a lunatic... W W
nor spa: ENOUGH. DEATH.
“So you object to plane piaylng?’
‘ll do."-answered the boarder who
wears a cdntlnuoua scowl.
t_;"What is your principal objection to
""l‘he fact that it is not dangerous
to the performer. like biyoliag or au-
tomobiling.” -
gin?“ Your Bowel. With Oasoarets.
nth rile curs cons i f .
«arse? {in 3 0. ins. smdu’h‘ii‘is 3:333 .
SPARE NO MAN.
The lawyer—"The precedents are
against you. madam.
. The Lady—~Weli, sue them, too, then.
.4...-
TOT CAUSES NIGHT ALARM.
"One night my brother‘s baby was
taken with Group." writes Mrs. J. C.
Snider, of Crittenden. Ky.. "it. seemed
it would strangle‘before we could get
a doctor. so we gave it Dr. King's new
Discovery. which gave quick relief and
permanently cured. We always keep
it in the house to protect our children
from Group and Whooping Cough. it
cured me of a chronic bronchial trou-
ble that no other remedy would re-
lieve." infallible for Coughs, Colds.
Throat and Lung troubles. 50c and :1.
Trial bottles free at F. H. Baxter’s
depth Norwalk; John A. Rigga’s. Nor.
wa .
\
“i like your nerve!" gasped the bean.
tiful girl, struggling against the in-
evitable. “And i like your cheek!"
chuckled the. young man. as‘he con-
tinued the oscillatory exercises.
W. ’I‘. Wesson. Ghoisenvilie. m..
drugaist. writes: “Your One Minute
Cough Cure gives perfect satisfaction.
My customers say it is the best rem.
edy for coughs. colds, throat and lung '
troubles." George C. Stillson.
No Monkey Business—He offered to
act as her escort, but she declined the
alter. .
. “You are as full of airs as a hand-or-
gan." he spitefuiiy declared.
“Possibly." she retorted, "but last thy.
some i don't go with a crank."—Chlca-’
go News.
C. M. Phelps. Foreetdaie. Vt., says
his‘child was completely cured of,a
bad case of eczema by the use of Do
Witt's Witch Hazel Salve. Beware of
all counterfeits.. in instantly relieves
piles. George C. Btllison.
Reason eamrgh.——The teacher at the
klndegarten has a great deal of troub
le withfldable who is four years old.
The other day she had occasion to ask:
“Maw, whmdta you . strikes Freddy!”
“Tause'vhe's bigger than me," replied L
Mable.—Pittsburg Chronicle-Telegraph
‘ m..-9W
Kodol Dyspepsia Care is not a more
stimulant be tired nature. it adords
the stomach complete and absolute
rest by digesting the food you cat. You M
don‘t have to diet, but can enjoy all
the food you want. Kodol Dys- ~
pops a Cure instantly relievesrthat dia-
messed feeling alter sting. swing you.
. new life and vigor. George c. Stillson.
Holst by his own potard.~Biller (to. .
Stark, with a peramhuiatori—Helioi. _ _
That yourbaby? ,
Starlingltrying to be smart)—-No it's
one i borrowed of a neighbor.
Biiier~asults a homely iitie brute.
ls'nt “.er Transcript.
In: An 'I'o-s- titans!
.cccnmaiasremmsrt '
Wigg~0enorsl Fires‘pltte's little
wife mms lbma‘rfmhim natty wen.
Wager—Yea: h ibsmeneral many
I .. ,
gm of the household-Army and Navy trs
Witt Little Early hls'ers never
_ points, They are safe. prompt.
gent . effective in rent g all im-
m ‘s gee lgroin tmi'l’eui'i‘zerN and 'bgwsls. 1
M Iii Al“! . . ever poor ,
r» Mistress Conrado. Billions. _-
v
. Care. us is..
"3th r own
cultures-mi consumes , .
attractive . :this news.
'twist tamer and, fall. g new season
has usalali its ener V.
all its experience
filsssum‘nnd satisfactio"
’Ressy formii‘tovinspsct s is ‘.
"9‘" run: «nastraau‘lpmostssfémsn'. ..
«seashlldm'svsater. ‘flfim ,
makers ‘» only are. rspross a 'di "
styles “only will “be shown ..
best» quality satin lining; Manila
101' two .Ifla’on’s .1949; 2'. six; Vi \
. Ladles' gttsd Oxford Raglan
2:338 line throughout, a bar ’ '
hlldreu's Box Costs. well minim,
goodnuailty lining. sires framed in 1
special at $5.98.. , . . W. . ,. . ,
Children's Long Coats, in ,r "blue
and grey, satin lined. velvet col r, but»
l
ton trimmed, $8.39. .
THE AUTUMN‘WAIBTS OF
. woos sun siLK. - = . , .
TheeWslsts this season are works a
art; perfect in style. ”Fleet lemming
lshed by tailor artists, and prisedito fit
any purse. ' ' f 3
Ladies’ h‘lannelette Waists. strips!
and brocaded eifects. gold button trim.
menses. . .. ~. _. -
.: Ladies' All “7001 Plain Colored
French Flannel Waists in WI. Ellie,
$1.315, Old Road, Lavender and Black.
.. Ladies' tucked Taffeta sill: Wallis.
light .or dark .colors. iatoatrstyla
sleeves. fancy. fronts. pearl batten
trimmed, 83.49. ‘ , '
Choice assortment of fancy ti'im ‘ ’
Silk iWaists. prices ranging no 16:98
mulls”. .: i _-, 3 '
e
"'Don't‘yllll think "it"Was . - ‘
Alexander the-Crest “to si ,,
weep because there were.» .
worlds to conquer?”
l‘No." answered the multimiiiio
sire. “i can sympathize can, '
der. I am so rich that I can'lia
thing i wish to and have anythingi’hg ~
please me. and it keeps: grow its:
night trying to think of somatic “
in which i can be successful."‘. ,
Mothers everywhere praiseOno Min»
ute Cough Cure for the sufferings it
has relieved and tho livesrof theiciit
tie ones it has saved. Strikes at‘tho _
root of the trouble and draws the in?
llammatiou. The children's . favorite
Cough Cure. George C. Btillson.
The. lust horse railroadin Mason
chusctts~at Onset Bay. has passedin
to oblivion. Electricity, with itslilod
ern juggernaut passenger coach has ‘
staid Onset within its grasp. *
Every tablet of Casca’rets My
Cathartic bears the famous C. V 3
Never sold in bulk.‘ Look-r" and
accept no other. Beware clincher}
Aildruggists, me. ~ 5
MOST SATISFYINO.
They were speaking of thebilliom
aire’s insufferable pretensions. .,
"Upon what meat does . thisouf‘
Caesar feed that he has, Stalinist)
great?" exclaimed Mordaunt bitterly.
“Mint‘s meat. possibly!" .0" rved
Meltravers. trying to be cheaplil'iiitty
while yet preserving the sasym‘m of
a man of the world. , ‘ - .
A FlENDlBH‘A-TTACK. '
A'n attack was latbiy- mddd'ou
Collier. of Cherokeeiiowat'th‘pt ’
proved fatal. it came through
neys. His back got so'lam
not stoop without great pa
in a chair except propped 1,
No remedy helped him anti
~lllectric Bitters, which 0!
a wonderful changscithhtvbd
feels like-a newmaneinl‘hls -
medicine curesnbaekao‘hwan
trouble. purified the .bioodlr'rd
uni-your health. Oniy‘ilOo'; W
tor'sidrug store, thaw-Ilium
John A. Riggs's drug am, no;
W J
SAFER AND AC SUI , _.
Joe-11: you. have ”inhumanity,
say about a man. say it to his f
Billy—0h, it will get. ”Ml
, Jib,-
. .. I. m...
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almost as quick.
‘s
‘1‘
His Originality—«8a, [iv 0
anguish is quite an ori
isn't he? . , .
.Dolly Swift-4).. h.yes:.h t
in love withhim. . ... .
“i had ,lo suffered
.tlon,". rites. . A .LaDei
. s 1&0 “h > ’é ‘ ,
o b .suffer
put on the ““0”.
,llll ,a.tota
stifihrfii V»: ,4 , . ' . 1.,
'ms ‘OANDID wannulifill
. titsupnss'gsmwéwg
' I others “in
‘11
them."
Well recesses.
Wit. snhlin a“.
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ii‘dnumg.
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