RICANS
And-Ailther High Grade grands.
Short smokersma very at-
truotivc all tobacco line. Grill
and inspect.
W
' MLhackomo Bik. (11.111.33.11.
80. Norwnlk. ‘ Nor-walls.
onmmmw
inalienable
. WEATHER FORECAST.
Input—u—
For Norwalk and vicinity: Fair to.
night: Saturday increasing clorrdlness
and probably rain late in afternoon or
. night. ‘The storm which was central
yesterday morning in northern Texas
_ is now central in the lower Mississippi
valley. Rain extends as far east as At-
lanta rind as far north as St. Louis.
'l‘bunderstornrs were reported from
Oklahoma, lalveston and New 0r
loans. The storm will move northeast
ward and probably reach this vicinity,
Saturday night. The low pressure at
the storm center has decreased two-
tcuths of an inch during the past
twenty~four hours.
Jacob Schnub is entertaining O. P.
Kaufman and family while the Dr.
John Creighton of River street is
entertaining his brother Gco1ge o.‘
Rlvc1bead L.i
-~1'Tomor1 ow matinee.
away.”
Mrs. F. A. Hoyt and Miss Charlotte
11]. Raymond, of Knight street. are vis-
iting at Asbury Park, New Jersey.
George R. Barnum led the meeting
‘ of the. Young Peoples Society of the
“The Slow
Norwalk Congregational Church lust
evening
—.—Soft Hats, Soft Huts.‘ OIirlen.
. J. S. Wooster has been engaged as
organist and musical director of the
Washington Park M. E. Church. in
Dr idgepor t
«Our Spring line of Ladies Wrap
pets is now complete. Make your so
lectlon before the assortment is brok
en M. S. Smith & Co. .
Martinx Kellogg» of Norwaik who
gave practical and interesting talks at
the Methodist Church Sunday was
the guest of M. B. Whitiock. ”Fred
Gregory, of Norwalk, called on Sam
‘uel Beers, last. Saturday-willie. Win»
field Scott of Norwalk.1spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr.‘ and Mrs. Sam
rrel Stevens Titicus.~—Miss Bessie B
Gilbert returned thday, from a ‘two
weeks‘ vlsitwith Mr. and Mrs.»Andne11'
.lellilf, of Norwalk.-A special meeting
of the Norv‘valk Milk l’roducers' Union
is in session. today. .at the residence
of the president, Josiah Gilbert. to not
on several important additions to the
constitution, which includes the posh
11111 of a fee by each memberof the
union that avill be. .torfeitell. if. the
' member withdraws within one .year
A Various ‘surnsfromtilfito .le0 have
been mentioned as the amount of the .
penalty, and several miikmen: in town
have.- refused to sign until such clause
is inserted, as it is believed that All
will greatly strengthen the union. A
car load of feed has been purchased
and has been divided among the mem-
bers. ~Ridgefleld Press.
SUGGESTIONS
for your
Sunday Dinner.
‘Choicé; Turkeys. .. . ‘
Roasting Chickens and Fowl.
Native Veal Spring Lamb Calves‘
Liver Roast Beef ,Frcsh Hams. Fresh
Pork
Cherry lied Corned Beef.
Delicious worth Carolina Shad and
Open Long Clams.
. , SPECIAL.
Small Sugar Cured Hams 131.1 lb.
Shoulders ...... . ............. liic lb.
Br icon . .’ ..... ‘. . . .1 ........ 131120 lb.
Public” Market.
32 So. Marnpcor Havliaud S.
J. stdnlky st. John
Mgr. ‘ '
Day Phone 15-2.
Night) Phone 155.
» ANHEUSERéBUSCH’S
Mott linkers
A Concentrated Extract of Malt of Ae-
knowledged Merit.
is Universaliy’ Endorsed and Prescrib
ed by the Medical Profession. j
NUTRIENT. Analyses by rename
chemists show that this pharmaceutt
cal product contains over 111250 per
cent. or chemically pure innit oxtfsctr
with only 1.90 no on I; of l
_' this proportion 11 .
{31y adargtedd’éto‘al (1AA rd t
1 1111 o t e ' mains bolls"
childhood ttnd ' -. A
1A ' o the aromatic
bitter principles or iron ‘
this: the inert mucous membrane. of
the 11011111111111 . (i entrant, gilt
gastric solvents It
action. null
, . clothing store in Washington street.
f ford were married in Stamford March
liith
. entering
, friends“ hope they may live to oelehru ‘
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Norwalk yesterday. ‘
The Junior Sonic! (bub will meet at
Miss Rachel Saunders 11. Friday eve
sing. at 7A ociock
”Fresh Edge. 11 11.1.2111. Kill... a Go
Maser-11.1 Bullock it Price report 11
very successful opening of their new
Chief William Voilmer was in
Bridgeport yesterday on business and
Other Walter Hall was in New York.
Miss Maud M Stevens of Belle 111
land and Frank (1. Martin of Siam
”after supper try a good cigar. liuy
1111 Imperial Crown.
The newly formed zobo band of
Cockenool'l‘rlbo. l. 0. it 111.. hold 11 re-
henrsal ntltod Men's Hall, in Wall
street, lastnight.
Next week will be Passion week. or
the week of prayer. in the South Nor-
wnlk Congregational Church. Special
services will be held.
wBuy'your Easter Gloves of S. l.
Mills. $1.00 a pair. warranted up-to-
dote shades and styles.
Mrs.'.losepl1 Richards. of 31 Chest-
nut street is entertaining the members
of the Woman’ 11 Christian Temperance
Union this afternoon.
There are many things to interest
you in the ad. Aoi’ the New York Gro-
eery Company today. Watch for the
Easter sale next week.
--Seo “The Stowaway."
morrow. .
At the‘moetiug of Cockcuoo Tribe
1. O.‘ R. hi.. this evening. a number of
candidates will be initiated into the
mysteries of Red Manship.
The three suits against Michael i.u-
brlno: for alleged assault upon John
Fanzilli and his men. are to come up
in the common pleas court today.
-The South Norwnlk Trust (tour
puny cordially invites the. public to in
spect its new vaults and banking room
Saturday. Open from i) to 12 1 to 3;
in the evening from (i to 8.
the Helping Hand Circle of Kines
Daughters of the Norwalk Methodist
Church will meet. tonight. with Mrs.
Charles G.Alves, ht West Main street
The Whatsoever Circle. King’s
Daughters, will meet at the home of
1tho Misses Smith and Sellock. Chest-
nut street. tonight. Each member re.
quested to bring pen. A _
“Specials in Hosiery: 1Gent's and
Ladies Fancy llosAe 121.90 111.: Chil
drcn's Ribbed Hose. same. price. M._
S. Smith & Co.
Eureka Rebekah Lodge will hold :1
regular meeting tonight There will
be games and a social time after the
business and all of the guards are re
quested to be present.
Rev. Paul Moore Strayev delivered a
lecture on Paul’s Letters to the Gale-
_.’tiar‘1s at the familv meeting in Illi.
church. last night. Henrv R. Greene.
of Bridgeport sang several solos
~Elgin ‘Iluttcr 261'. lb. F. B. Is. 6‘: Co.
Audmuortant meeting will be held
this ovening.by Lincoln Council. 0. U.
A. M.. The third degree will be cou~
I‘erred upon eleven candidates. A sup.
per will be scsved after thework.
‘ There will be a very important. base-
ball meeting at the Malrackemo Hotel.
tomorrow night. At this meeting the
schedule of games l’br the coming sca~
son’ 3 circuit will probably be made out.
New Woman, at 0' Brien 11.:
Miss-Ellen Campbell Riggs. daugh-
ter of Mr and Mrs. John A. ltigus. of
Elm street entertained a company oi
her young friends in honor of the
fifth n11nlversnr1 of her birthday. Wed
nesday alter noon
The second in the. series In the plum
chle tournament by the Arion Singing
Society. will be played Sunday evening.
August Roettecher and Home Fresh
are in the lead. both having four and
a half points each.
”ATTENTION LADIES.
matinee to
ulay of Easter Hats. heartening March
2001. 86 Washington street. .
Mrs. lda F. Ritch, wife of Seleei~
mun Silas D. Bitch. and daughter of
the late Lyman Mead and Mrs. liar-
riet R. Mood; of Mason street. Grcerr
wich. died at her residence in East.
Port Chester on Thursday.
arrived. Felts. 1011'; opaques. 213. 35
Rods. 5c upward. M S Smith & Co
Captain Leonard A Wildmau. of the
the engineers corps in the Philippines.
is on board the U S. S. Burnside en
route for home. He is expected to 11:1-
rive about the middle of May. ‘
The Connecticut‘Rnilway and Light
lug Gompsuv is t construct a some
and a half mile no of wire from
Greenwich ‘to 111111an electricitv for
illuminating purposes in Sound Beach.
Superintendent Thomas Fox is to in
nugurate the work as soon as the sea-
son will permit” A
Thomas Jefferson in "Rip You Win-
kle." to 1101411 Theatre. on April 15.
has heightened public curiosity, as he
son;
Thomas. as 11111 appeared in the role of
“Rip Van Winkle" for the past three
seasons. and the able critics throng
highest manner. _ _
versnry of their marriage at then
home on Winfield avenue?
“ There were a' large
relstiyes and friends
1-. and Mrs. Merritt are both
300d health and their menu
wedding on hex-series for many years.
S.‘ S. Tiliotson will have a line dls- »
1—0111' new Window Shades have just .
and 4911.. Complete assortment Curtain ‘
regular army. who has been serving in -
The announcement of the coming ct"
comes heralded as a worthy successor:
to his estimable father. Josepl1_.leffer~' »
This is not the first; venture for ,_
out the country Speak of him in the 1
. in: trout seasonwfll-M
" hadplentyorwntermxetinto breed
‘ laces; -
OPENING.
This In the best sailing time of. the
season. The department does its
best; 1111011111 its finest and prettiest
hats'; malice double welcome every
one who comes to see
"his likewise the best buying time of
all. There it not be (there can't bell
nuy handsomor collectiou~nnd one
can choose now from 11 large and beau.
tifiil variety
Come and you 'll see that it is 50.
Right corner rear. -
near the hock-shop.
GLOVES
New styles and colors are all here
now. Castor and gray are dividing
favor about equally; hard to decide
between the claims of the two colors.
A new pique suede glove comes in
both. It is heavy yet line and fusions
with single large pearl button. Very
stylish. $1.50. ‘
Fanchon suede gloves too in three
clasp linish $1.50. ‘
A handsome. new glove is washable.
Made. of a kid that is treated so ‘boap
and water do not injure. it in any way.
Wash them as you would your hands.
Colors are white pearl and mode.
$1.50 .
Fownes’ gloves in all the varieties
that we've sold so long to your nulls
faction. $1.50 and $2.
lleynitu' gloves, none liner
good) are made anyw'hero 32.
And our own special gloves at $l--»-
Windsor and Lafayette. (linen and
suede finish respectively and real kid
*not lambskin like most $l gloves.
All colors in both.
Center aisle roar.
DRESS SKIRTS.
Never bud so mom or so good or so
tasteful before. Seems almost a waste
of time to bother with making when
such artistic skirts are at hand all
ready to put on.
Walking skirts of" blue brown and
gray cloth, strapped or stitched sever
ul endow—135.
Black cheviot skirts trimmed with
bang]; of satin running around flounce
. 5.
Broadcloth skirts trimmed with
strappiugl or moire Velour both vertl
caliy and around licence—~39.
Blue‘ broadcloth skirts trimmed with
moire 'velonr and made with tucked
serpentine llouucc-810.
Black. broadcloth skirts trimmed
with mllliners' folds of satin around
the button—410. » .
Toilet sllk‘ skirts embroidered in
diamond and point pattern finished
with ruffle of stile—«$13.50
Skirts of net over silk trimmed with
braid in serpentine and scroll patterns
"$16. 1'10.
P111111 do sole skirts trimmed with
fancy ribbon ruchinn and finished in
hemstitched cffeei.«-$l8.
Dotted Point D’Espl‘lt net skirts or.
or silk finished with moire velour
hands and silk hernstltchlng~$25.
This is but the first. chapter.
Second floor.
(if as
«1
THE HOWLAND
DRY GOODS co..
Bridgeport.
11555 1101111
1.1355 111115
LESS MONEY
necessary. when you use a
gas range. '
And you always have a
clean kitchen and :1 cheer-
iul cook.
1
. Stewart and wife. of
onset had been held.
‘ her husband's
, placed eight 1111111 on
A for whom the hotel is
‘ poets to save .1 large
Seaside and Percy 111'-
' at work shingling il
P11111111 Ill liliil Illildl 11111111
Years lull I11 lailruui Wurlr'
Purple Thought the W111 i‘liild
ill'llir. rind Airs. [7111111111
NEW 1101111. Mu‘rl h illwlt‘rnnk Cou-
g,er of Brooklyn. wilo died suddenly 11
few days ago in a Detroit hotel. be~
queuthed to his udol tcd daughter, 01--
ossa Stewart Gouge, whom he took
from the arms of II1r deud mother 11
dozen yours ago. till a railroad wrcci.
at Hamburg. N Y., do estate of $0. 000, -
000. The girl is n 11' fourteen years
old. andior twelv years has been
thought by many to be the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cong 11'. The will has
been filed with the sirrogutc of lthuca
N. ‘1'.
Mr. Conger left no
the document stair
whose income will i
was the daughter 11
natural heirs and
s that the girl.
0 $350,000 11 your
1' the Rev. it). E
Rochester. N. Y.
both of whom were tilled on March ii.
1890. in the wreck in the Lake Short
road. at i-lumburg‘. l1. Y.
’l‘en persons were iIIItL‘tI and 11. score
injured that. night. During a blizzard.
11 passenger train 11 oke in two on a
heavy grade. and the runaway portion
consisting of u drluwiug 1011111 car and
four sleepers. overblok the tiny coast
and smashed It into kindling wood.
George E. Allen.'nt that time genera?
northern passenger agent of the Eric
railroad: Harry 'l‘. .‘l roger. of the snuu
road, and Frank Corger. hurried from
the drawing room car to aid victims
Over the wreckage ll 01' clnrnbered. un-
til they were halted y the cries of an
Infant. It was sour time. before tlu
child could be locutci. but finally Mr
Conger found her. On a pile otwreck .
age. half covered by drifting snow lay
a-vlend Woman. and 11 her arms lay 1‘.
beautiful baby. Tilt baby was taken
back into the warm lrawing room car
none too soon for sle was nearly un-
censclous. Mrs. (lo 1ger, an invalid
was in the. car, and to her care the baby
was given. ‘
Mr. Conger saw in
Masonic pin. As he
the Masonic order hi
arrangements for the care of tin.1 boiliec
of the father and author of" the child
took up a subscription among the Mn?
sons on the train .'nd.wl1en. Buffalr
was reached. supple neuter] it by an~
other appeal to the 11 embers of the (11'-
dcr in that city. He kept the child at
the hotel in Buffalo. vberc he and Mrs
Conger remained unit the coroner's ln-1
Releases were oh~
mined from the grthlparenls of to
i
the child's dross-11
vns‘ prominent 11'
made immediate
babe. and Greens wad legally made the
daughter of Mr. and IA rs. (kinder.
Mr. Conger .bcqucu bed 11 life inter-
est in his estate to t 111 widow" and an
annuity 0115,3011 to the widow of 11
friend for whom he had provided since
(lentil
—««..._.,»...-—.W~
ARE RE-BUILDING.
w»...
Hotel in Milford Wll be Finished as
Soon as Possible 9.11 Contractor,
The work of recomtructiug the new
hotel that was biowr down at Burn‘:
Point at midnight. ’lrcsdny. has been
started. ’(‘ontrnctor Harri“ Merwin
the job and thc
building will be completed as soon as
possible. ’Ihe street or will be ready
for occupancy befor 1 the opening at
the summer season. Fitzroy Willard
being built, 1111
share of the1 lunr
reuse. materially
estimated The
her. and thereby do
the loss as originuih
loss is about $731).
The hotel was nearly completed 111
the time of the wind storm. it 1111.11 :1
three-story structurc_ :lilfiill feet. with
31'1 rooms and stood at the corner of
ones. Men were
e hotel the day
before its destruction. ‘
1. KILLED
Remarkable Accident’Which Occurred
_ Near Brewster, Wednesday. _
A remarkable accident occurred
1
Pure wince Lead and zinc f
.mlxed' l1 : .
as long ad cover double sun
3 stock burn in which i
1tivc calves were born
., world-wide, fame: w
, in this city. aged
1 discovery commemo te her name. She
i; was en alumnae ,
- Notre Dame and bet: clothed to it the
1 extensive eollectlo
. plants books and s!
AAinel
: llcox. both‘ohf “So
Main . 1. were painted by use
this .111 hour over eleven you:
. a till mod. -.
vent or the signs predict that the com
During the closed mom
- his held yesterdnv i Thompsonviile
‘ot the dye workers of the Hartford
. 1111311st to declare.ih= strtko, on. and u
‘ We
gazed by the on pt
fish hove “ .
AW odnesduv afternoor on the farm of
Lhirs “1 H. Drown ne‘er Brewster. The
gale blew down and d ruolishcd :1 large
iriy-six cows and
ed. .Oniysix of
the cows escaped dear h:‘-.t‘ort.v of them
being killedu outright‘ or so badly in
lured that it was 1I1cessary to end
their Sirli'erings. ‘ ‘
6w
NOTED BOTAIV
- SAN JOSE. Calif
Mary L. ‘Puisifer Ag
lST DEAD. ..
March 21—«Mrs.
“-3. a botanist of
so name is an
honoredone in the yel botanical di
rectory of Austria is end at her home
fty-soven years.
Several North Amerl an plants of her
t the. college of
or valuable
ones which her
last days and almost rours were spent
flying. - .» ‘. ‘
‘1’: ans CALL '0 Fil's‘raixa.
RTFORD. Morel :1 ‘-‘~—At a meet.
Carpet company not went on strike
seven weeks ago, it 1 : voted unani-
thriller crane .. 11‘ returned to,
Work yesterday noon and it is expect-
“Whit; all or the m 11‘
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things it they did not say:
J. A 1115101) tit Co.
The Muslin U
“7 1‘1.‘ I“
. 1
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1» LVVA‘NJNJIV ‘
"‘lld 1
11b“ 41.. "A
)m' A:- lift
.1 1r . "l‘." g,
u erwear
are most salivfutioly to our buying public.
11 by they are satisfactory are:
for them on an extensive scarlet we very materially
legitimate profit on the lines advertised, and by an Old
largely increase the volume of business.
the replenishing time for
and by so doing they get the best pick and choose from
best makers of undermusllns in the country. I I
to make this sale representative in every partipular .
”'ll 1., .
The rev. up
We plan for them all
Women In its A
their muslin underwear oh
1
The e .. 1‘
$4.13.. delta 1 133.1% going. d‘ l. .l
33;, JOHN w. ‘BEATTY. .13.
19‘?» Phone 14731.13»
“1"
The Wise LandlordV
at 11 1e isounble charge. Con "l'
suit us and lcurn full of our"
offers.
”It ..
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“9’20? East Washington St. :1:
4.111. 1. i~ 1. 1.314.131; p.11. 1. 1:1. .1.
HITCHCOCK FOR CAPTAIN
He will Direct the Work of the Yale
Hockey Tesm.‘
Yale‘s hockey lenders are making
early plans for the next season. Now.
that hockey has taken its place as one
icgintc sporting world the Yale men
.pleu’ to start work in preparing for the
season as early as possible.
step is the choice of a captain of the
just been held and Charles llitrHlicock
.'.l1 . has been chosen to hold that no-
sitiou He is a member of the lnninr
has been col-erpolnt on the team for
thc 11103 class team and largely by his
efforts lauded the class-championship
for the loam. He. hails from New, York
city. He, is one of their best golfers in
the college werld.
of the Yale. golf team. The Yale team
has won the intercollegiate
championship for three years.
COULD NOT BREATHE
Coughs. colds, cr'oup. grip. bronchi
tis other throat and lung troubles are
quickly cured by One Minute Cough
Cure. One Minute Cough Cure is not
s'mere cxpertworant which gives only
temporary relief. it softens and ii
qrri‘iies the, mucous draws out the in-
flammation and removes the cause! of
the. disease Absolutch safe. Acts at
once.
do all that is claimed for it." says Jun
tice of the Peace .l. Q. Hood Croshyy
Miss “M11 wife. could not get her
dose.
family. ”
Claramllow long will vour engage-
merit to blur last?
Maud—~Why. i don t know how much
money he has saved up
in blood medicines.
and sends rich renevved blood cours-
ing through every vein.
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How would some men get out of
"Oh. dou‘ t;
believe everything you see in the pa—
pers.“
VL¢_*. I :“
LOGKJAW FROM GAOBWESAS..
Cobwebs put on a cut 111:er gave a
woman lockisw. Millions know that
the best thingin put one out 1118111111-
or of Wounds1Ulcers.‘
1‘ glv the shim-er from
no blood‘f new lease on life it in-
.
i
.
:11 houses into proper condition for 11"}?
.11 new odeupunts in order to 51111:“?
its lime and loss of rent when tcu»
,E ants begin to move ‘3'
.t :1.—
it» A little paint and paper 1111i .’
make your house more uttrur' 3""
511 live and i111 itiug to 1111.11 lionieva
seekers 11;.
it We will “brighten up "l’01 run .1...
of the lending sports in the inter-col 1
The, first .
coming your. The annual election has
class of the Academic. department and f
two seasons. He formerly captains :l;
OOWWOWOOGOGQQCG
He is the captain 1
hockey A "
"One Minute Cough-Cure wiil‘
breath and was relieved by the first ,
it has been a benefit to all 1111‘ ‘1
Romeo's iron Tonic leads. the world ;
Being rich' in iron .’
it imparts vitality to the whole system }
Large bottles
lens Arnicd‘ salvo. the infallible hesl- '
Sore-11.311111.
1:1: scald: sod Piles. it
Time has arrived when the
p19 are. beginning to ‘ )1
about buying Furniture.
ft‘t‘iapluuuing to get his house or '1’?‘ » _ ‘
in Bedroom Suits we take first pi are as easily as Bedroom
tlrc leading position in the household.
. Birdseye Maple Birch and Oak are certainly handsome 111111 the prices
reasonable that. 11.111 can easily afford to fit‘ up that sptire bedroom.
to examine our complete lines of
c
We have the goods and pr Ii 1'11 to please
II. J. COLLINS & CO.
Funcrél Directors and Embaimcrs
12 NORTH MAIN STREET
:FURNITURECARPETS.MATTINGS, on. CLOTHSJLI’NOLEUMS, 1.111;;
‘ cunrmus. P0 ensues, are.
Tire latest design in Mohegan
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scorn“ NORWAL
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Wben coughing away and haishing for relief
send for a bottle of
Brazllran Balm
114111111111er reliebe'. :2
Send to Baxter’s. Pluisted's or The Clifford
1
."NQ.118e in mytrylng to amount to g ‘ '
anything." growled an Atc‘hison man to ‘
his wife.
your picture taken in a low necked
1111.11.81"
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.l’. ll. Orshman. [.eota. Ind. ‘ l‘..
writes: “liarnon’s English (tough Sy-
run is decidedlyr the best coil‘gh cure
we ever handled." This is the universal
1ercic‘. of thousands of our customers.
Only 211 cents. R H Plaisted '*
~M... m
The man on the sidewalk sees more
{clu- the procession than the drum major
con.
CAN'T KEEP IT A SECRET
New Life Pills is daily coming to light
No such grand remedy for Liver and
‘Bowel troubles was ever known before
Thousands bless them for curing (11m
stipation. Sick Headaclrc‘ Biliousness
lauadice and indigestion. 'l‘ry thorn
251: at F H. Baxter-s drug store. ‘
What has become of the old—fashion-
ed woman 11110 said: “0, now you
Ahush!"
haying ills arising from a torpiil liver
would take a fortnight 8 course of link
mans Liver Pills and Tonic Pellets
they would not have to be almost eon-
stantly dosing with strong purgstl‘ves. . ;
Rdmons Treatment does the work. 1, '
thoroughly yet gently. 25 Cents. R. HA
J’l sisted
Many a sensible woman fails in love "
merely for the purpose of convincing
some fool of 11 man of her ability to do
The splendid work of Dr. King’sl
“you are too thin to have"
If people who are subject to the 1111f :
I .
1..-'
5011211111110 1- new
a. Net mar... hilt
Retains full Stroll!
and Flavor Alli Bolling
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