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Ell‘l‘vllllilhl ti
Herman E. Mulmo and Elliott Pal-
mer will go to New York tomorrow.
Mrs. W, Twins, of No. 1:6 Second ave-
nue. is ill at her home With the grip.
Mrs. E, B. Smith started today to
spend several days with Greens Farms
friends,
Rev, I“. S. Ainsworth will preach ill
the. Advent Christian Church tomorrow
morning.
The (iolden Rule Circle met with
Mrs. E. B. Smith. at 71 Osborn avenue,
last evening.
» The Junior League meeting tomor-
row afternoon at 3 o‘clock will be led
by Mrs. J. .l. lv‘oust.
The float belonging to John (‘ole
was ptit up on blocks yesterday and
the bottom painted.
Mrs. Isl, (", llrennan, of Bridgeport.
who have been visiting friends in this
place, have returned to their home.
The harbor was frozen more this
morning than any morning this winter.
There was ice as far out as Peach is-
land,
Miss S. ll. Searing. of Motitit e\'r
mm, i'. l'.. is vis..ing her sister—in
law. Mrs. 'l‘. \v. ceariug. of Henry
street.
Mrs, Arthur Ainswortn. who has
been visiting relatives in New Jersey
for the last few weeks. returns today
to her home in Osborn avenue.
(‘harles White. is ill at his home
in Third avenue, with a severe attack
of rheumatism. Mr. White is employ
ed by the Lockwood Manufacturing
Company. ‘
The oyster steamer Medea did not
go out' yesterday owing to the high
wind and the cold weather. There was
very little work done in the oysterL
establishments today.
The Epworth League service tomor-
row cveniug will be ledxby Rev. J. J.
Foust. The following question will be
discussed: “What is Meant by the
Evangelizatlon of the World."
The steamer (‘ommander lies in the
harbor with its flag at half mast. in
memory of ("aptaiii Joseph Ellsworth
u ho died yesterday, an account of
which appears in another column.
llivine service, with sermon, will be
held at Christ Church. corner Van
Zandt and Osborn avenue. tomorrow
evening, at 7:30. The ltev. Charles '1‘.
Coerr, of New York, will preach. and
all are. most cordially invited.
Rev, W. W. T. Duncan preached a
very interesting sermon at the East
Avenue Methodist Church. last night.
A large number were present and a
delegation front the South Norwalk
Methodist Church was in attendance.
Mr. Duncan's text was "How Can
These Things lie."
The last quarterly conference for
the year will be held in the East Ave
nue Methodist Church tomorrow morn-
ing at 9:30 oclock. Rev. C. H. Huck.
of Tarrytown, presiding elder, will prc
side. The business of the churcll will
be gone over. Rev. Mr. Buck will
preach at the morning service at lili3il.
it will be a missionary service and a
missionary offering will be received.
Rev. t‘barlcs ll. Buck. D.D., who
has taken the. late lll’. Joseph Pull
man's place as prcsidin; elder. will
preach ill the East Avenue Methodist
Episcopal (‘hnrch tomorrow morning
at little o‘clock. He will hold the
fourth quarterly conference in the
pastor‘s study at 9:30 o'clock. The
missionary offering will be. received at
the morning service.
The week's extra meetings at the Ad—
vrut (‘hristiun t‘hurch. closed last
night. with a prayer and testimony
meeting of such a character as to cheer
the hearts of those who are interested
in the work of saving souls. A total of
ten conversions mark the result of the
work. Several of the new converts
were present. last night. and were
heard for the first time. giving testi-
mony to the saving grace of God.
R0 WA YTON.
lra Cox, of Belle Island, is quite sick.
Miss Mildred Theall, who has been
quite. sick, is reported better.
The harbor is frozen over and the
line skating is being enjoyed.
Miss \‘lvlan Stevens. who has been
sick, is on the. road to recovery.
John Crockett has been visiting his
suit in-law and daughter, Rev. and Mrs. .
Joseph A, Judge,
James Raymond hull opened the
grist mill by the bridge and is doing
it good intuitions.
The work of laying the water pipes
along Highland avenue in being push-
ed rapidly forward.
Mltut Nellie Ogden has returned
home from a auroral woeks' visit
with friends in New York.
Miss Minnie Carpenter. n mlfluloli'
try from “unknown-rived more to
visit Silas Carpenter, lrer brother. of
this village. . . ,
' TllolWOl‘K‘ie 0. Stevens was to
so to Shin-emit. it. I.; yesterday. but
the ice in the httrhor prevented her
getting outside. . , ,' j
ram-weresevenirmm, Norwuk to~
assist in the nary co: tithe 'ueuiodm
(‘hnrcli Input , ', My ll’ill
named the sum not. 'I‘lui'rsdpy evening.
Jacob « mm
, the on on bin-i
It“ Will
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no a;
n n. . 9,.mhm
of Cold: Mia Grip...
Colds weaken the lungs. lower the vitality
and pave the way for outarrli. pneumonia
and consumption. .
“Look arofuitl you attlie vast number who
have contracted these diseases, every one oi
whom owes his affliction to a neglected cold.
Chamberlain’s
Cough Remedy
has a world wide reputation for its ('[llltila
, Cures of colds and grip anti can always be
depended upon. It is pleasant and safe if
tulle. it counteracts tiny tendency towan.
pneumonia.
. ory; treasurer, Miss Helen Lynch;
secretary, William Sniffen.
in the Baptist Church, tomorrow.
there will be preaching by the pastor
at 10:45; Sunday" school at l2; Junior
Indcavor at 3:30; Y,\l’. S. ('. 1.9., at ti.
led by A, ll. (.Eleverley. Topic. "(‘aleb
Choosing a Hard Thing.“ Preaching
at 7, Special singing, All are cordial-
ly invited to be present.
A number of the members of the
class of 1902, Smith Norwalk High
School. came to Rowayton, last night.
and were entertained, by Albert Lynch
the affair being a complete surprise to
Mr. Lynch. The guests passed a very
pleasant evening. Mr. Lynch favored
with several cornet solos and Freeman
Minion rendered several piano solos.
There was dancing and at a sensonnble
hour. a most elaborate collation was
served. The party returned home on
‘he last train that left ltowayton. Thost
present were: The Misses llna Force.
Clara Dibble. Mabel Ferris. Bessie
Stow. May Olsen. Ethel l’etty. Metta
Porter. Margaret, l-latchman. Jessie
Gerard and Helen Lynch. and Messrs
t‘arl Raymond. Jacob VouGol. Frank
Sturtevant. William (‘avunaglt Latv-
rcncc iregory. Freeman Mlnton.
t‘harlcs Kelly, William O‘Brien. Ralph
"use. (‘lzester li‘itch. Edward Kendall.
Joseph Raymond. Edward Raymond.
lll(l Arthur Lynch.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
Mrs. Charles E. Whitney is very
much improved from her serious fall.
Miss Nellie Goodeve has been very
ill with quinsy sore throat. in Brook-
lyn.
Mrs, Will W. Ballard was a recent
guest of Mrs, C. Frank Bates. of (lien-
brook.
(ieorge Sherer is building a sea wail
around the T. B. Willson place, Bell
avenue.
Mrs. Mary Ii. ilaterbtiry is makina
an extended visit with relatives in
New York.
Miss Hattie l'ooiey has been lIi\\'lll;:
a three weeks' \ncatiou front busincss
in Norwalk.
Friends report llolly Seely consider-
.ny improved, who have met him re-
:ently all his out-of-door excursions.
after his very serious illness.
Mrs. A. J. Haas. of Mormon
Heights. (formerly Mrs. A. Freeland).
underwent an operation for tumor in
the Stamford Hospital, on Tuesday.
She is doing as well as could be we
pected.
J. E. Haviland. who was injured in
the tunnel disaster in New York. was
a soli-in-law of (‘. Stuart Whitney. of
Port Chester. Mr. Havilaud suffered
a sprained back and a contusion of .ac
eye. At first he was taken to the
Hospital for (‘ripples alid Ruptures .n
New York. and later removed to his
home in Port Chester.
The Board of Relief—wt}. ll. lr‘itch,
Samuel P. Thompson and (I, .i. ()bcr»
lander—nwere in session in the Town
Hall. January ti and January it. 'lney
“zive notice they will be at the same
place Saturday. January l8. and Sat-
urday, January 2:3. to liear and take
action on the appeal of any person or
persons claiming to be aggrieved by
the doings of the "ionrd of Assessors.
Methodist Episcopal (‘hurch~»»l)iviiic
worship tomorrow at 10:30 a. m. and
7:30 p. m. The Rev. Spencer Holmes
liray will preach morning: an! evening.
Evangelistic services will be held cv~
ery evening duriut: the week except-
ing Saturday evening. Mr. llrny will
preach at all services. The services
during the next two weeks will be of
particular interest to non-clnxrch‘mem-
hers and non-professors of religion. it
you are in any sense interested in re-
ligious matters, these services will be
profitable to you. The Rev. Spencer
llolmes Bray will preach at every ser.
vice from Sunday, January 11', to Fri-
day. January 31, inclusive. Mr. lirav
has had a wide and varied experience
in pastoral and evangelistic work.
Most excellent results have attended
Mr. Bray's labors in man; ilaccs. He
is in no sense a quack evangelist. but
it reliable pastor, who has given con-
siderable time to evangelistic services.
His sermons interest and instruct:
they appeal to the reason and the soul.
The following extract is from The Bul-
letin. Huntington, L. l.: The religious
services which have been held in the
Second Presbyterian Church in otir vil-
Inge. were continued this week with un-
abated interest. On Sunday night a
congregation of over eight hundred
people were present; After the close
of the regular “Nice a prayer meet-
ing was held at whlfih'lil Inquirm and
new converts were invited to bnipres-
en’t. Over one hundred of these went
into the lecture room and some thirty
or forty new ’ftbtifill‘ttl‘ Molt part: ‘ Ev-
erybody’ lb sdrpribls‘d at the wonderful
powers of endurance of Rev. Mr. Bray.
Who but ‘hbti‘ Iiiatly interested and
‘litlrrotl Inp‘ tile Bibplb’fdt" I‘bdtlt’llili'tir-
live or”! rty-tdr nights in succession.
fiver-y “night he presents ‘iho ‘tr‘ntli in
some new Minnesota wonderful effect.
'We tbiititmi “U idiom saying that no
'Iu’oh elective Mr and powerful
multipr‘miv: It is the sincerity’ 'o
“this the-’irtuloflbio‘lolto. Man
i"?
‘comc. or if donations for tiny books.
'erliorm'hbb quantified in this 00sz
chlamydia“ triad of telling anae-
gh made a
trip to Bridgeport Thursday.
Miss Nellie Scully‘ spent Thursday
in Bridgeport, visiting friends.
Mrs. C. Buckingham, of Mill Hill.
was the guest of Mrs. Charles Built-
iey. Thursday. .
A Matthias is attending night school
in Bridgeport and acquiring ’a bust-
peas. education. .« . t ".
Patrick Vaughn and wife, of Water-
bury. are the. guests of Mrs. Vaughn's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Dunni—
gap.
1“. S. (lorhnm and wife were, mount;
the number in attendance at the Stor-
ling-Winion wedding in Bridgeport
Wednesday.
Loads of sand are being hauled ‘o
the conservatories of E. J. Taylor to
be used by him in the cultivation of
carnations.
Tony Loska. who‘owns a house at
l'lrettinc's corner, Green's Forms, talks
of disposing of lt‘and returning to
reload with his family.
Mrs. Charles Breinmer, «or New
i‘ork surprised her friend. Mrs. Chat»
les llen'lieliei'i, Thursday, with a visit.
She I'eiiillliiod unnl today.
The. fortv-tirst annual meeting of
the Green‘s harms Farmers Club will
be held at the residence of Mrs. A. ti.
'l‘ayior. next Monday evening.
Contractor Thomas lt‘orsythe, nt
Fairiieid, has been secured by George
Whitehead to repair his not houses,
damaged by fire, Tuesday night. and
Thursday started a gang of carpenters ’
at work. '
(um-lea Chapman and family will
remove from this placlt to Port. lilies
ter .N. Y.. February i. Mr. Chapman
has secured t‘lllDlO)‘lllt-‘lil there and
finds it necessary to remove to that
place in consequence.
(:hnrles Kenipcr's hobo hotel is do-
ing a rushing business, and would rp
pear to be of the elastic type. An
apartment uxltl is used for the guests
as a sleeping chamber. Vi’ednesday
llll’Jll seventeen were housed there
and 'i lnlrsdny night the number reach-
ed niiieteen.
t‘liarles Mills and Joseph Jennings ~
ire losing no time in harvesting ice.
The supply is not up to the. standard
by any means, and averages a thick-
ness of only five inches. bill present
'ndicntions do not favor much better
"ctui‘lis. They are taking their sup-
ply now front the pond of Burr‘s back
road. .
lite Misses May and Julia Adams.
who shortly after their release from
the Brodsgeport hospital resumed their
studies at Staples‘ High school. how
found the work too trying for them.
and reluctantly withdraw it is pro-
liable the young ladies will remain
away until the full term begins next
September.
"Almanac George" was in town
'lhursdny and his advent was herald-
ed with pleasure. For years George
Hodges has been a visitor here front
the urst to the fifteenth of January
and a majority of the residents waits
expectantly for his arrival and the
particular almanac be circulates. Hotl-
aes is well on in years. but the clum-
ralitles that have been part of his
stock in trade are no less apparent
now than years ago: he feels it his~~
boundcn ditty to disburse jokes with
almunacs, cut capers and “drive away
dun care. His geniality has won for
him a welcome everywhere.
Never since the library building pro-
ject was first started has there been
as much general comment regarding
it as now. Nearly every one takes
some interest in it, and there are in-
dications now that the good advance
work done by Miss (‘arrie Bradley and
members of the lissOt'lullOIl will re-
suit satisfactorily. although funds are
not sufficient at this tilnc to justify
a belief that anything will be possible
inside of two or three years. Numer-
ous promises of donations have been
made, lull in few instances are they
they without provisos. Some will not
entertain a proposition to donate any-
thing to toe librnry because they la- '
bor under the misnpprehcnsion that
the money is to be used for the pres-" ‘ "
Members of tho "
eut reading room.
committee wish it mi‘zbt be fully up»
tierstood that the reading: room is
practically cared for, for some time to
l’ll‘.. are necessart‘ they would be nsh- ‘
ed for and the specific purpose made
plain. The endeavor now is to raise
a sumclcnt fund to build a memorial"
library and even though donors do not
specifically state that. it is given out
that their sole aim is to raise money"
for a new buildina. In this connection
\‘i’; Edgar Nash gives a suggestion
worthy of serious thought. While
there are men of means here Who
might contribute all that is required."
the association does not feel such I
policy to be wise or fair. This epin-
munity wants 11 soldiers' monument.
or memorial and Mr. Nash believies
that the (i. A. it. could cooperate and
get up a memorial to the soldiersias
well. The proposition is to build a;
memorial bulnung, one portion of
width" mlitht serve as the public illn-
rary. the other a (l. A. R. memorial:
hall: to follow the plan of the Peqho
library in Sotith‘port. modified 0
course, and jointly it is believed a.
sufficient sum could be raised in a few: ‘
weeks for a structure worthy the.
town, and the causes it would reprefi’
sent. ’ ‘ "
'1-1‘. .
CRJNBUR 1'.
Mrs, Hattle'Gomisell in sick.
Robert Granary is on the sink lllt.
Mrs, John Rates, of Poplar Plains, is
illourlp. ' ‘
Misses Wadllne and Bari Crook are
lll‘filtli tonsilltis. 7
Kevin: Partiee, ‘who is iii of pneu-
monia: is very much improved. .
Ich,i)eslor A. A. Betta is harvesting
a good crop of ice pubis Nowtown sve—
nue'pond. ' *W ~ . ' ' j
lira. Mary Btrrttey. bf'NOI'Wle‘.‘ In
spending a few days with her mother
in this place. . .3
AGAIN POQTPONEB DoHAflTURI.
.“HW YORK. January dds—Siam
national has stain-t postponed iii-aide-
mm to logisht‘td; lIttctoo‘t‘l‘t’if sang:
today. , ”I, some, or
fill?“ abode that he“ will mot
its-day. Wimp tuitio-
” he slid”, '-“f'
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r of? l" , a."
Presi, outfield Wom 11’s R'dlng
Club,- Chibago, sends an Unsolic-
‘ite'd' Letter “to Mrs. Pihkham,’ and
Wants: It Published.
in. «until.
Sick Bight Years with Female Trouble and Finally
(lured by Lydia B. Pinkharnbiicgctable Compound.
-hm...“ .
'l'lic already enviable. “.rt‘fi'al of .‘il.'-. l‘in‘fli: lil'- . ‘. lllt‘lllt'ln.‘. becomes
more nltd more glorious every day. and bus. t .e «,ri-ul mills; .arc 'Lprcatl among
women from the .‘ltltiiltle to the l'ltl'llll‘ it told :tl mu 1. h in rs ;.:. Lil' one from
Mrs. O'Donnell liez'e plilillnllt‘tl.
The troubles to which \vlnhcn :‘i't‘ anhjevt law-u: "t i’ i‘ . '. .
every day it tvuiiiun 2s liable to a n.:v. pain. in't - ‘
menstrual functions and unsettle. the nerves. U‘. a. ‘t,"t"'li MA at Mill"; sit up
lnilununation of file fl'ffll'li". :mri wmub. but \vln-"eu .' whatever the.
trouble is Lydia Ill. l’inklmm‘s \ ext-table (‘oinpouml 1:.» we to find and
cure it. llcmi Kira. tt’ilomiell s i'.‘ tci‘ . litl try to r“ we not. .-iI\ in ,tcpcrnns
teatimonv in ii if to bc bad in" money. or any thorn-1b.} ct ill,illi»'-.~.tuut; it is
purely out of Li" fi’tnnla ‘iv’ vii ln-r bet-rt lffilKl ‘jrirlit‘ul fr .. lwr t"'."l\ citr- that
by this out all” i . cu lcnvu' itu,’ it: lcm. :‘ ii»;- w m 1i. bi .enl .lm-nd happiness.
Mrs. Pinkimm invites all “onion who are "ill to- wrlt'e’her for
advice. Address Lynn, Muss“ 5; "lug lull particulars.
: a re many—-
.n u.., _ ll‘.) dininrl) the
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‘lils‘, .liiNXll; l‘I. (i‘lJONdeiJ-
“Dunn ‘ilnu. l"\§t‘.\'.i: -l lnu‘cnciw-r i:i :.:. i m ': \'~‘;:.ii you
Would call a ‘.c.~:i:n.mi.il b. lvli . but you liztlc tl"t.t‘ 1v us" i. f 'r that
I feel called upon to give you this unsolicited i‘."l'.2-‘I‘.“h ’;.;enici.t of the
Wonderful curative value. of Lydia Ii. l'inkltant's \cgctnble (‘oni-
pound. I-‘nreigrht long yeais I had female trouble. falling of the “if“‘i’
and other complications. During that time 1 was more or less. oi an
invalid and nohluucli good for ltllyllllllfl. l-‘our ywtts turn I noticed a
hook in the limlling of the clues you could pcriorm. i read it and
became littei'eslTetl, I lit,i'.l,‘.t'lll a bottle of Lydia l-I. I’lnltltnm‘ 2 Vegetable
Colii'pouml and has helped, and decided to inc it. for a year, but seven
months sniiiced torure inc. multiliee that time i have «imply lzad per-
fectltealllt. Thanks, dear Mrs. am again, health Sllrli as] now
enjoy is worth all that and nioro.”——-Iiins. lexxlr: ti’liossma. 278 East
315tSt., Chicago, Ill. ‘ . ,
S tly such endorsement should. dispel doubt front the minds
of all heslmting women. After reading such a. letter, if any
woman is willing to remain sick, we can only say it is her own
fault and shovdeserves to suffer ;-{or the mitt-inn that cured Mrs.
O’Donnelloné ofhundred thousand other-«will surely cure her.
[3159”
REWARD. — Wehasodzposlioil with the V ttinnal (My ital-ll: . f Lynn. pm.
which will be paid to any pomp: who :unilnd that the above um umnuad letter
idiot m or VII published before ottoioln the writer's, Ipeclnl per-
mm. . Lydlblfl- Pinktnm Mot loin. 00.. Lynn. Mun.
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FOR . .
CHOICE GROGERIES.
‘ None-E.
Board of Belief. ‘,
Notice is hereby given that the Board
of Relief of the Town of Norwalk, will
meet at their office. Opera House block,
on Monday. January (3th. 1902, from 2 to
-i p. m.; \l’cdncsday evening, January
stb. T to 9; Saturday. 11th, 2 to
-i p. m.: Monday, 13th. 2 to 4 p. m;-
finr Very Best Creamery Butter. 24c lb wmlmlgday' 15m 2 to 4 p, m; Satur-
‘rl’illsbury's liest Flour. Gdc bag :day, 18th. 7 to 9 evening; Monday, 20th,
2) pkas. None Sm h Mince Meal. 25c }2 [0 ‘l l'~ m.. for the purpose 0! hearing
. ,, ,‘ ‘ L ‘. ~ 1 [and determining any and all appeals
‘ l"‘ N‘s" 5'04"“ I‘AN'” 1" lrnadv to them front the doings of the
l “l- pkg. t‘lcatn .1 Currants. 115‘ iasacssors on the list of 1901. They will
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t. . , . . . . .. board. Monday. unitary , a 1').
.I ‘ “m mi.” Mm‘ Sc (an lm” for the purpose of abating the polls
.3 pints. Century llcnlth Pancake, he of wk and disabled persons.
Norwalk. Conn. December 17. 1901.
1 JAltVlS KELLOGG, . .
A S T U L L JAMES surnamnNo, r!
’ ‘r 9 CHARLES w. BELL. “.1
Board of Relief.
n' h C'hP" ~
10 est as noest .
Discarded machinery of all kinds,” it
plplna.t~‘tcum and water fittings, stoves
and hiilldets‘ hardware bought and
cold. Headquarters for refuse metals.
rubber. leathers and all articles that:
you would like to dispose of. The
highest cash prices will be paid by
calling on
ABRAHAM HARRIS.
. 13 d: 15 Raymond St.
Notice by postal will receive prompt
Cottace ave. East Norwalk
The Lowest Rate Pawn Broker
jewelry and Watches for Sale.
Repairing.
A. TARLOV.
Washington Street Bridge,
South Norwalk.
=5”. 1" Attention. 6 Closed Sat»
Plumbing and Steam Heat “.33: 7 a’ m' '° 9‘ “1'
"1”. Residence 551 Spring street.
”0‘ W818! Heating Telephone Call. 156-4.
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H“ "" ”33""‘7- lsoun AND SUCCESSFUL.
STOVES AND RAN”!!!
MATE AND ’i‘lN ROOFlHO
Gas and Steam Fitting.
Fixtures. Metal Coiling, or
have you. been our stock of
RICHMOND HANOII!
“if; Jones 8 ibhililtlss Company
‘7 WALL fl'l'RIiET. h ”\RWLI.K
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Pa per. iJohn H. Form
‘iJohn H. Knapp Christian Swan:
our NEW Goons
onhn H. Light E. H. Momma
vJo-lah R. Marvin Samuel Grumman
Are now in stock. A larger variety!»
than ever before. Prices. to usual»
NJ. Wallace Marvin.
very low. Having august: 3 number
y‘ .1? fiqonumsxdllgft
of FIRST-CLASS PAPERHANGIIRB
we are in better position than ever to
do your work.
all albinism
SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.
Capital. _ $100,000.00
Surplus. $100,000.00
thorProflfs. 380.000.00 .'
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Joiah ll. FERRIS. President.
JACOB ii. “HON. Cashier. .
DIRECTORS: ' ,
Henry aoymow *
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PAINTING. .PAPER HANGING AND
DECORATING.
It artificiallydiphsts thefoodaiid a
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‘ ‘ . structing the ex tapsted digestive
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" '3 ‘ . can approach it. in efficiency. Iii,
. ' _ atantly relievcsand permanently on
D spepsla, indigestion. lleartbn
Hashim snow muses.
, CHlCAGO. January iii—While res.
pending to an alarm or fire nix menu
‘ BLOWN TO ATOMS.
bers of truck Company No. 17 were pr.” ed by E. c‘ DIVIIT‘I' NW; 'Cbledflv
httrlcdu-from'the wagon by the breaking King's New Life 'Plilg, which are per- i . t 0. Wilson '0‘“ KNOW!“
0' 3“ ,u‘°. TY“ 0' “I” m?“ were fectl harmless, gently stimulate liver ' ‘ doom? ‘ . 1.
”“7“” WWW“ the WWW ”id b0“ and” train" to expel poisonous matter. "it!!! ._ Wood. Notion.
wemwvmlr Imuftidr-‘rpllfl of them
John Green, the driver, may die.
waik‘dm store.
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The old idea that'lha body aome- ._
times needs'a powerful; drasticf put-gs. . ‘ ,
five. pill has been exploited: for Dr. ~
cream tile system and absolutely cure. i" ,
Constipation and Sick Headache. Only t;
26c; at if. if. Baxter’s South Norwalk
. drug store. and John A, Blue's Nor—
- 1.1m. iiho‘liclitniux; seldom strikes
tutu inertia aim pine. "that's-viii ,
widm:mniy newton money the .
spend time , - 4 , 3-
10 First Avenue. . East ailment.
ptulence, Sour Stomach] fin ’ ’
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Rich Headachefiastral la , .
silotherresulta orimheétdmesuhn
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