illiii Sit.
[01011 This Space
* For Bargains ‘
FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY AND SATURDAY. wn owns THE FOL-
: LOWING 1.1le or 111011 GRADE
LADIES’ TOILET TABLES
IN MAHOGANY, BlRD’S-EYE MAPLE AND QUAR’l‘ERldIl OAK, Allll
. ,‘RUBB'ED AND POLISHED. LARGE. FRENCH PLATE MI‘RRORS. THE
NEWEST DESIGNS FROM THE BEST MAKERS.
multicultural Changes Ellery till.
s 8.00
TOILETS ............... $ 0.00.
$10.00 'l‘OilJC'l‘S .............. $ 7.00.
$10.50 'i‘OIl.l<}'l‘S ............. $ 7.50.
$11.00 'I‘OlllE'l‘S .............. S 8.00.
$11.50 TOIIlElS .............. 3 8.50.
$12.00 TOILETS .............. S 9.00.
$13.50 TOILETS .............. $10.00.
~THESE PRICES PREVAlL FOR THE DAYS MENTIONED ONLY. MON-
DAY NEXT WE WILL OFFER ANOTHER SPECIAL.
FREE CONCERT SATURDAY EVENING AT 8 O'Clloth.
Open every evening until 8:30.
W. S. STURTEVANT
North Main and Ann Streets.
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
“
Ladies’
-,Flan1lel 'w’aists.
To close out the balance of our
Ladies’ Furs.
A generous mark down on ev-
ery piece of Fur. makes splendid
bargains for our customers.
Ladies’ Jackets.
Latest styles, black or castor.
, $6 to $8 garments. all at $5.00.
$10.00 garments for $6.98
THE POPULAR RAGLAN.
Lined throughout.
stock of these popular garments
we have’ made them into 3 lots:
’ ”All $1.00 Waists, now 79c.
All $1.25 to $1.50 Waists. now 980.
All $2.00 Waists, now $1.49.
Silk Waists.
Taffeta Silk Waists. hemstitch-
ed and tucked. bishop sleevesfism.98 garment for
$3.49, now $2.98.
Taffeta Silk, white. tucked
‘ yoke, buttons in back. bishop
sleeves; a good $5.00 waist for
$3198. -
$8.98
Children’s Jackets.
Sizes from 4 years to 12 years.
Prices from $1.00 to $5.00.
Son,
A. ch‘kerman &
0’ 54 Washinaton Street.
South Norwalk. Conn.
.An average man is one who thinks
he is just. a little better than the ill"
ems.
. . . _______..____... I
Dont Accept 0 Substitute! ‘
«When you ask for Cascaretsbe
sitter on t the genuine Cascarets
Can y .atllarticl Don't accept
fraudulent substitutes, imitations or
herieitsl Genuine tablets slam -
MIC; C. C. NeVer sold in bul .
tannins, 100.
r .
Sumo women take up music for the
purpose of heating time.
IT GIRDLES THE GLOBE.
The fame of Blicklcn‘s Arnlca Salve
as the best in the world. extends round
the earth. 11's the one perfect healsi
of Cuts, (torus. Burn. Bruises. Sores
Scolds, Bolts, llicol's.'ll'slons, Aches
Pains and all Skin Eruptions. Only
infallible Pile cure. 250 a box at F. H
lluxter's. South Norwalk. and John A
llixga’s, Hui-Walk.
._ New Orleans now boasts of being
me real efitlte business deeds the greatest fruit market in the world.
louder than words.
010! FOOLisi-l PEOPLE
a cough to run until it not: ba-
a reach of medicine. They of:
., Y. “Oh, it will wear away." but
Kim cases it will wear them away.
‘- ' :. they be induced to try the Illic-
: medicine celled Kemp's Ball-1n
Alb sold on a nositltm guarantee
, ‘, , they would immediately use
excellent silent after taking the.
one. Price 231: and 1100. Trial
m
THOUSANDS OINT INTO EXILE.
Every year a lat-us number of pool
sufferers whose than are «earshot!
recited with con: are urged to to to
another climate. callus is costly find
not always sure. - on‘t be an unlit
when Dr. Kina‘s New Discovery for
Coca mutton will care you at home.
it'll, tits most infallible medicine for
couch». CiMD and. all. The“ W
it“s“if'f' 11:00 “i" “"330
- shared. I ottoman n,
N”. At all drugglsts. , In)“; ”gag‘ém'mo' 32.1% bursa“ k.
. l “’77" ‘ . . axtcr's. :
We rm row-e . m... w- ill... ,1. m at. limit. 931.. to.
if she vi romaine not to inter- and 01.00. “mats, bottle mmt
i him when he is reading. .
~ Time files. but a pandmastsr can
out it.
‘ ONLY ‘90 "a troll his ‘
“in. It] i ' flush. of new if:
gfl ' . 30 vi
- 1113. 01mm ‘8"
his to. such nib ' lie-
* lt' ridifiinc
is unequal-
“0.9030
A? trimmed;
Statistics 01 Felons ltl Brunett-
iitc till 'lllliiiitis ill The
gt, in»
4119 0111111318
091100009
1110181010 Prison
WBIhBl'SIWhSliiulillli l.
Some of the statistical tables in the i
new annual report of the Connecticut .
state prison contain interesting facts. ‘-;
The table classifying by age, the 494 ,
convicts who were in confinement in l
September 30 shows that :14 store be-l
tween 10 and 20 years of age when:
convicted; 9b were between 20 and}
20; 111 betvt'een 25 and 30; 34 betwrlen ,
30 and 35; bit between 35 and 40; 50 2
between it) and if); 30 between 41'» and
50; iii between fit) anti. 55; four Ill-‘r‘
tween 55 and (it); seven between 60 and ‘
05: three betwocn 00 and 70; and one l,
ovcr 70. it will t..us be seen that the :
period most prolific of convicts is be.
tween 20 and 30. The fact that 2110 1
of the prisoners, of almost 00 per cent. .
of the total penal colony were under
30 years of age at the date, of comic
tlon shims the comparative youthful» ,
hosts of a large. fraction of criminals.
The 494 convicts represent 81 dif-ll
fercnt occupations. Laborers, of whom .
there are 125, stand at the head of the, ‘
list. Farming. with its till devotees. is
the occupation which has the next;
urgent representation. There are 21 }
:lcrks, 19 painters, 10 hostlcrs, 1:3 .
cooks and an equal number of waiters, l
14 tenmstcrs, 13 carpenters and 10
blacksmltits, with an equal number of l
professions each have two represents .
will surprise (and perhaps
.entcd are architecture, art, bookkeep- ,
lng, buffing, brass working, barteuding, '
baking, cattle herding. dentistry. on}
log. music, nursing, proofreading, ped. '
tiling, shoenlaking, stoncclitting, tall j
naklng, Weaving and woodworking.
0f the 494 prisoners 162 were born .’
37, while Massachusetts contrillutcd
17.
cattered (“ml the. United States from ‘
“dine, with its quota of three, to Call ‘
'oruia, with its one representative. 0f
the foreign countries ltnly takes the
lead, and 47 convicts first saw the light
tnder ltallan skies. Ireland has 24 .
‘cprcseniatiws, Canada 16. Poland 15, ‘
lermauy l2, and Russia 11. Among‘
Llie other foreign countries represent
id are Austria. China. England
‘s‘rance. Greece, Hungary. Portugal.
Switzerland, Scotland and Turkey,
Burglary and statutory burglary are 1
.110 crimes for which Ilu of the 494
verc sent to prison. Murder is the
thltrgo against 49 of the convicts.
vhilc manslaughter has 14 exponents. ,
\ssnult with intent. to, kill made felons
‘n 43 cases; assault with intent to rape
11 17 cases: and plain assault in three '
rises. 'l‘hclt was the cause of impris-
onment in 38 cases, and theft from the
screen in 31 cases. Rape was the.
crime of 27 convicts: horse stealing of ,
ti; forgery of 15: robbery of 14; break. j
"fig and entering of 12. and arson and .
ounterloitlng of 10 each. A few of the
)ther offenses for which prisoners are j
crving time urn abuse of minor to ‘
‘iiltill. adultery, abandonment. of chl.‘.l. .
biganiy. conspiracy to defraud. r-scllb ‘
ill; from jail, incest, mutiny and vii .
rlol throwing. '
Tile prisoner with the shortest sen-l
icuce is a fellow who is serving a term '
if four months for being a tl'ainp.tThe ,
l fe, is 35 years: The sentence which ‘
ms the largest number of exemplarsi
‘11 two years. and 7b convicts are set-v. 1
i111: terms of that. length, while the,
term in ii!) cases is three.‘ years. Not ‘
less than 41 are in for ten years, \vbl'v
7 were committed for five years. The I
15-year contingent has 14 representav
lvs. Just 27 prisoners are in for a year i
and 28 for a year and a half. ‘
0f the. 494 prisoners 443 are serving i
first sontcn‘cos; 43 are in prison under -,
a second commitment; five under at
bird; one under a fourth, and two un-
der a fifth.
EASTERN CAPITAL lN OREGON.
PORTLAND, 0m, January 17.-—-
Eastern capital in excess of half 0 mil-
lon dollars is to be invested in Ore-
:on Mother lands along the Columbia
and McKenzie rivers and plans will no
matured within the year for the croc-
tion of tow mills to convert the stand
in: timber into marketable lumber.
Benjamin Sweet, w. it. Cdllins and W.
H. Bradley. of Milwaukee. Win. who
eprssunt a vast amount of financial
bee lug have been on the, Pacific
soil tfor scvsrpi weeks pastauti witn-
n‘t It tints have inspected timber
31100111 r0300. Wit-iii , n and titli-
f rnla.‘ . ’0 than natural are engine
in the. inland industry in Wisconsin to
a lilac «with and the crowns do
round for Iii belr couples with tile tit-u.
dual depleti a 1.1116, middle western
forests this s s it 110mm to es—
iabliqh a new base for supplies of raw
material. ‘
DI. Rh“!!! PLIADI GUILTY.
1.0100010. January 17-4110 trial of
Dr. Knots, «the former Governor 0,.
Johannesburg. on the charts of tuition
inc Cornelius Broocksinan; the pub-
lic promoter of Johannesburg. who,
we: executed by the British authori-
1 South Africa, to murder John
boutéu Fowler. an lllnxllah lawyer.
shoe
”is
oil-the" of nerd Roberts,
1100 was restricted to admins;
- before entering the court
risounpleadodw' in
lull
in the, 010 it: today. trite
. _. tron
tears and every one closely}
s
ruin onus
‘iv loans-sine nose.
All enduidltbdl‘itner gown ls thii'l tut.“
ported from the Paris house of Sara
Meyer. The material is pastel blue as.
tin noisil made over a white taffeta lin-
ing; Tbé skirt is trimmed with a 881'-
lcs of transverscd tucklnss. termed the
sun-burst. interspersed with insertions
of rare. lace. There is a fun-shaped
circular bounce ornamented with in-
sertions and tucking. The bodies is
also tucked and in partially covered
A Sort ‘Mov-r Dinnor Gown.
Courtesy of Schlesinger and Mayer, Chicago.
with n ,launty bolero trimmed with the
insertions of lace.
while the undcrslceves of white chit»
tallied by using Cortlcelll silk.
The knell of the. separate waist has
often been sounded -',yet it still stir-
mcnt to be easily dispensed with. A
charming theatre llodi‘cc'olie, of
’rh‘g- tinsmlthiug. telegraphy. ““7“— ‘(iorne‘a creations~~ls of white glucc '. regards to Ed. Barrett. M. .1. Golden.
ltnffeta, stitched in red and trimmed . Wilbur Smlili. Tommy Farrell. P. Mur-
wlth Persian silk. in this model the
in Connecticut. Th“ neighboring “wt“ ‘ broad turnover sailor collar is of the 1
ll M'w \ork “'“S the native place "I ‘ Persian taffeta with a wide border the .
color of ' termclon. The blouse is
The nativity ”I thi‘ ”“50“0” is llaced across the front with silk cord 1 llmll‘ue, Australia.
The i
'1 bolt is of fine folds of. the, taffeta. close. 3
and tunnels in Persian colors.
Cornc' Tutor Bodies. Elabo-
r-mlv Stitched.
From Lord a Taylor, Broadway, N. Y.
1y stitched in red, and is broad and
pointed iii the back, narrowing toward
the front. to an inch width. Tile client.
lsette and standing collar are of the.
0110 folds of taffeta stitched in red and
braided down the lllititill'. 'l'lic sleeves
in"? 1"” “t “It" "“"l‘l'r ‘1‘" 0000 ”mil 'tuzuttus, beginning .iuiic- 20.
::ousisting of the stittlwtl folds and
longest “fin"? sentence. apart from . braided trimming. ’1 I11' blouse is fitted .
to the. figure by several little darts ex- l
tending from lhti waist to the bust.
These are feailtcr-slltcllcd in red and
finished at the top with ill‘l‘OW licmis.
. This pretty botllrc can be easily copied g‘ valuable president from E
at home, using t‘ortlct-lli silk for all
fancy stitching.
(To be Continued.)
A PROFITABLE lNVESTMENT.
"l was troubled for about seven
years with my stomach mid in bed half
my time," says Fl. lientlck. Somcrvllle
1nd. “i spent about 01.000 and never
‘ could get anything to help me until i
triedltodol Dyspepsia Curc. l have
taken a low boiling lind’ani entirely
well." You don't live by what you eat
but by what you digest and assimilate
”your stomach doesn't digest your
food yoll are really starving. K000!
Dyspepsia Cure does the’ stomaeh’r
work by (meeting the mod. You don't
boys to diet. ital hit you want. Ko
dot D hfidpbia‘Cill'o cum all stomach
troilb ell. 0001110 0. 8011000.
ally: suitor-t To sAva FRIEND;
CHiCAGO. January _1"I.-~ln an
hour's tints Dr. li'Orsny liecyht. be-
1010 a clinic at the Post Graduate hos-
pital, not bite of outlet!» from the arms
and .10 of fifteen omit: it then anti
covers a burned a d livid 000 With
f it y epidermis. The patient.
traiflu‘fil so back. sixteentyearll old.
whose flies. wall terribly bio-11000: an
explosion of sessions. Time that the
number of young detill 0 oven volun-
tleibd to make the cant-ill e for their
underlay friend. ‘ ‘
tiUDIJY BUCK OUT.
illicit, Irooklyn.‘
HARTFOfi. .iifnuilry i‘leudiey
Basil. tot-nicely of, Hartford, for tours.
tyrtp, mt! musical director of the
(shortlist the Holy" Trlnityfv , in stools
I ,1th I fd 111‘! in lion: 105%.
’1‘ to 1110th initiic glitter not our
11.)} ”12“,“ hi)
ii
0‘ lag. in
The sleeves m't‘l
housekeepers. The. medical and legal ituckcd und tight~t..tlng to the elbow, ,
fl, “O Mine, _
l Film 31011. is Parisian.
1 (continued train First Page.)
”'M l
l, federation each state had its own tar.
gill.» New South Wales and Victoria
1 hava about equal populations, one and
lune-quarter millions. .Those states.
gone was Brotectiouist, the other was
ri‘res Trade: the other states a mix-
; turn of both. Now we are all on one
a»... mw We
m
l
t
‘ .Jnulal’orfiumoné
, ‘50!!in of Various
l a. Indira iny‘fiofilm
.‘bnsis Of course '1 am a Protectiouist. ‘
.1 will send you a copy of. my speech.
‘ which Ianade on the subject of the
duty on bats. We have fixed the duty
yet thirty per cent. The government
; tried to get a. tariff on hats similar to
1 what you have in the United Siatesbht
,it was rejected. and i fear that the
,thlrty per cent. will be reduced ill the
lSenatc. If we had a tariff on hats
Lbolf what you have in the United
‘. States I would be satisfied. There. are
.hnt factories in Victoria and South
[Australia Those" states already had
[protective tariffs. but. us but factories
lift the other states, if we do not till-
gpori much, tradeshould 610 good here.
i bill if the thirty per cen . is 'too small
ilho butters will be wiped out. it was
lonly last Friday that the thirty per
lccnt tariff wont, on hats, so ’it is too
gently to tell how it will out yet.
. "We. have Labor parties here in all
the states. ()tlr politics are. very differ
‘ent from yours. Our parties are Free.
a'l‘rude and Pl‘otcctlonlsts. and as a
rule. the Labor parties are beginning
l to realize flint the worker will be roll-
, bed by the capitalist. under either sys-
ilt‘lli. 1n the ii‘ede‘rul Parliament the
=l.ub0r party is divided on the thrill,
;somc being Free, Traders. while some
tare. l‘rotecilonlsls, but in other re-
‘spocts we are united and although our
,parllaincut has not been elected nine
; lilontlts, we have had a bill passed to
:stop any (Yblnaman, Japanese or any
lolilt‘l' undesirable n’llon coming itito
‘Austrnllu. We have had our sugar
llgrown by black labor in Queensland.
.‘ but we have also passed a bill prevent-
iiug any more black coming here. and
,iluve ltlso decided to send them all
back within six years.
“We have determined to have Aus-
itralla white. Our Labor party num-
tives. btit there's only 1 clergyman. lt ! m“ are puffed out in the balloon shape lbcrs sixteen in the House. of Represen-
grieve.) item“! on the new gowns. Tito collar 1 tutlves and eight in the Senate. so you
tinny 0901110 that there 81‘“ only 1W0 l is of lace with a huge. often of chiffon lace we hope to make Australia better
'ilumbcrs and one. printer in tht‘ “9L l at tho buck. In copying this beautiful i for the. worker. Our salary as Repro
Amomt the. other 0001101111008 1‘00”“ Icostunle the best l'psults will pp oh i sentatlvcs is $2,000 per year and frog
,l‘niiwuy traveling. All our railways
iare owned by the states and traveliulz
,by them is very cheap. i am elected
:raving, batting. 1‘0“" k099i“? 1““‘1' [vives and flourishes. Truly, it is too lfor three years and it 1 am fortunate
l
scape gardening, molding. meat 0““ i convenient and often nttractlvo a gar. {enough to remain in Parliament a few
.ycars 1 5111111 very likely visit the tint
toil States and England again. My
pliy, .l, trying. 1 remain.
"Yours truly,
“FRANK J. TUDOR."
. Address. Parliament House.
[The Sentinel is indebted to .loltii
W. Smith. 17 Hillside street. South
:Norwalli. for the above interesting
. coiillnunlcution. 'EdJ ‘
I l (1. ‘. i . V
. “it but ill i’llltr Iii’lll'll
(Continued from nrst page.)
1' uiinot spare him for so long a journey
now."
i The admiral was asked if it was pos-
l rillle that the emperor might visit the
l'ultetl States at some future time.
, "it would inertstl hint greatly." answ-
fcrcd Von Seckcndo‘rff. “It is not :tn
’ impossibility."
l Admiral Von Seckendorff visited
‘ Norfolk Ill 1800 on the Prussian war
1 ship Victoria. and was at Sun Francis-
; co in 1872 on the out German war ship
i Hertha. Von Seckeudorff has vivid
l recollections of San Francisco and his
. fortnight‘s entertainment there. Rm
1 lil‘l‘Ol‘ William hilt-i ordered the lichen-
; zollern to be fitted out with all the ac
l cessorles used when his majesty is on
1 board the yacht.
i 'l‘ltn linkal Anseiger touay prints the
. following: ”Emperor William has
i commanded Prince Henry to meet the
lprominent New tori; yuchtsnlen and
l .uvitc them to participate ill the Kiel
Prince
[Henry will also ask the president. to
permit the United States Mediterran-
10111] squadron to be present at Kiel
'1 during the regatta week: so that, Amer-
; lcan seamen luuy participate iii the
tburgc races. Princes Henry hears it
mperor Wil-
‘Ilillll for Miss l'toosovclt.‘
ORE STEALERS ARRESTED.
Men Who Fought Way Out of indepen-
dence Mine Caught.
CRIPI’LE CREEK 001.. .lanwwv l7
TKeck Kuykendal, know as "Filipino
hid." Hartley .1. Lake and John 11
l‘redctistciu, have been arrested on
suspicion of being the men who had
gained entrance into the 400 foot level
of Stratton's independence mine for
the purpose of extracting high grade
ores, and who on being found fought
their way out after having seriously
wounded Leo Glockncl'. one. of the. men
stationed at either end of the slope
to capture them,
ANOTHER RAILROAD PURCHASE.
DETROlT. Mich, January 17-—The
Tribune can: The entire capital
stock of the Manluthuo and Northeast-
ern railroad has. been purchased by
Daniel W. Kaufman. of Marquette,
Mich, and I’. R. Methenny, secretary
of the Grand Rapids & Indiana Rall-
road. The company will reorganize un-
der thotitlo of the Manlstiquc. Mar-
quette and Northernllailroad with a
capitalisation of $2,000,000. it II be-
lieved thattiis Pennsylvania railroad
is behind the project and that it is
reaching out. for the iron ore region's
of northern Mich through the
Grand Rapids and mill . which it al
ready owns and controls. The Manila
0.. r‘tiquo 0; Northern runs north from
Famous, 01: pint Healgnefrom Trinity:
Moniltifinc to nickname distance of
' forty on where it continent with the.
Dliillt .. solidi snot-s 0 Atlantic.
WW
1" ,‘ _ WI ' , dunno.
vii-M33" mi" 11.121.10.11
h ‘3
Moi» .
:0? 0601116111“? hm
. plies y In
ted George 0 Sci
liccl EIDERMWN
BATH R0358
It is plain to be seen that
there is $5.00 worth of mater-
ial and work in them; men
who have similar ones are
unanimous in crediting them
with c0mfort-giving qualities
that a five dollar bill would
not give in any other way:
they are priced at exactly
$3.50. because we have only a
limited number.
said?
Enough
Haberdashery Section.
FEBRUARY PA‘I’I ERNS
The Standard
Fashion Sheets. Designer and
Large Catalogues accompany
them and the fact is worth
noting. Price of the Large
Catalogues is 25c.
WOOL (ilOVES
Women’s Wool
dark red only.
Women‘s Wool Gloves
black. white. red and gray.
-—are here.
Gloves in
250.
in
50c.
Misses' Wool Gloves
browns. blue and red at 25c.
Men‘s Wool
Gloves 50c.
DINNER sers
serous INVENIORY
in
and Boys‘
-—We must sell many Porce-
lain Dinner Sets. Quick selling
means low prices. and that
means profit to you. You can
Brisbane-t Memo. 1 ”Bridgeport numerals...
AT READ’S’E
l
figure how much. 112 piece
Sets high grade Porcelain
with pink border decoration
and full Gold tracing. $10.00.
112 piece Sets best grade Am-
' erican Porcelain, decorated
in lavender and green.‘and
Gold traced (only 3 sets)
$10.00.
112 piece Sets with Rose and
Forget me not pattern.
Gold knobs and handles. (3
sets only) $10.00.
112 piece Sets with Astor
pattern in pink and green
with full Gold treatment.
The finest grade Porcelain.
Only 2 sets. $10.00.
112 piece Sets of fine Porce-
lain (odd sets remaining
from a number of our best
styles) all of finest grade
$10.00.
(“THE Flillfllfilllflfis
Some lines of business re-
quire plain, substantial Office
Equipments, designed to ac-
commodate the wants of the
clerical force without super-
fluous expenditure for fine
materials and finish.
The Big Furniture Store
Upstairs can meet such re-
quirements to the letter.
In other lines appearance
counts to some degree. For
such we have Furniture
which combines the practical
features of the plain kind
with admirable finish and de-
sign at but a slight increase of
cost.
neoplasms
mrabngeaw
in t a dark .
.5 it
1 5'?
HOW'S THIS?
We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
word for any case of Cutnrrb that can-
not be cured by llnll's Clitnrrh Cute.
F. .l. CHENEY & (30., Props.
Toledo, 0.
We. the undersigned. have known F
i. (‘licnr-v for the last 15 years. and
believe lilm perfectly hOnt‘il'BIHO in at.
business transactions and financially
able to carry out any obligation madt
by their firm.
WEST & ’l‘ltliAX, Wholesale
ltlsis, Toledo, 0.
WALDlNG. KINNAN & M'ARVIN
Wholesale lu‘uggists, Toledo. 0.
Hall's Cutarrh Ours is taken inter
naliy, acting directly upon the blood
slid mucous surfaces of the system.
Price 75c per bottle. Sold by all Drug-
zlsts. Testimonials free.
llall's Family Pills are the best.
Drug
O
it's difficult to convince the. unlucky
man that there is no illicit thing as
luck.
BLOWN To ATOMs.
The old idea that. the body some.
times needs a powerful. drastlc( pur a
[We pill has been exploded; for 1‘.
King‘s New Life. Pills. which are per-
fectly harmless, gently stimulate liver
and bowels to expel poisonous matter.
cleanse tli‘c system and absolutely ‘curc
Constipation and Stick Headache. Only
250. at ll‘. 11. Baxter's South Not-walk
drug store, and John A. niggs‘s Nor-
walk drug store.
if it homely woman has small feet
she always tries to attract attention
to thorn.
CHILD WORTH MILLIONS.
"My child is worth millions to me."
ays Mrs. May bird, of Harrisburg, Pa.,
"yet 1 woulollave lost her by crimp
had 1 outnumbered a bottle of One
Minute Couch Cure.” One Minute
00th Carats. sill-o cure for con its.
01'0": ,ahtl throat and ion; trottb es.
Au bipltiiiely safe cough cure Which
not: immediately. The youngest child
it“t‘i‘°li.‘i’i'i°"‘"i “Miter
ti .1“ _, Gtseilln Hum 01'
how: fienl'eii‘ I;
needé‘d suddenly.
I I . ‘. l. I 1 i ‘ ‘ .
l wholly cured me. and.
, .01 on them. livery futility=
shout bullion uttle, 01,000 Minute ,
,. , At, this season as .
A difference of opinion between a
innit and his wife, is often the rosultol’.
her thinking one way when he thinks
she thinks another.
a ‘ 100110005151?
and 5 M o it B
Your Llfeaway!
You can be. cured of any form of tobacco using
7
easily be made well. stron , inn nctlc.‘fu 0
new life and vigor by taking; “um-flu
.1111! makes weak men szmng. M ny
.en (pounds in ten days. over, .0 ,fié
inc . Alldruggsts. Cure sauteed. -
\t and advice R1311. A dress STEEL!!!“
«11wa co.. CblCnID or New York. 4&1
The easiest way to get. a hen out of
a cordon is slow bllt shoo‘er.
SAVED A BOY'S LIFE.
lifts. t‘nptnin H Hubbard. of M11-
ford, hot, says: “Brazilian Balm say--
ed my boy's life. He began just like
the. one we lost with croup. We gave
him a few doses. He quickly drop out
to sleep. and was all right in the ingra—
lug." For sale by R. It. Plaisted and
F. H. Baxter.
'l‘he pedestrians is one who puts his
whole soul into ills work.
A DEEP MYSTERY.
it is a mystery why women endure
Backa'che. Headache. Nervousnein,
Sleeplessncss, Melhncholy. Fainting
and Dizzy Spells when thousands have
proved that Electric Bitters will quick-
ly cut-e such troubles. “l entered for“
years with kidney trouble, writes Mrs.
Phebe, Charley, of Peterson, In... "0nd
ll lame back pained me so I could not:
dress myself. btlt Electric Bitters
although .18:
years old. i now am able to do 11.111le
housework." lt overcomes Constinic.
tiou. improves Appetite, gives pa 1 1:
health. Only title. at F. ii. an‘ " a
South Norwalk drug store. and John
A. Riggs' Norwaik drug store.
A child wouldn't be. superstitidtik if
some fool grown person didn't touch
it. .
DON'T LIVE ‘lOBETHlR. _
Constipation and health never, scrim
tether. Dchtt‘s Little liiarly Risers
promote easy action. f7 the bowels
without distress. '5! wooden troubl-
ed with colitivsneu dine years.” says
I. .o. Greens. Density. ind. ‘ll hass-
trlsd many remedies. but Littledlhflv
Risers give best results.” omu‘o.
Stillaon. ‘
Poets and item yield themselves to
’the mystic spell of» brooding memor-
es. - .
Norwalk Chronicler