imp: ruin-o audacity.
mar » ~
, RAG nus
CIGAR
Is fallipficolnfort to the econom-
Ieal smoker; '
Mentalist-id Blk. Gazette Bldg.
8 .. No'r‘lmlk. \ Norwalk.
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than Notes.
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Far. Nortvalk and vicinity: Fair and
warmer’tonlxht: Friday. fair: proba-
bly followed ‘by local showers. Showers
have occurred during the past twenty—
four hours in the northwest. lake rs-
sin and isslssippi valley. 'l‘wo dis-
tur ancea appear this morning; one In
the northwest near Minnesota and the
other on, the gulf coast near Galvoston.
Thunderstorms were reported from
Houghton and Little Rock. Vicksburg.
Mlss...reportcd rainfall of 5.50 inches
dilring‘ the past, twenty-four hours.
' Pleasant. weather prevails in other sec-
tions; .“ .
Mrs. E. .l. Il‘homal. of Norwalk. is
visiting friends in Danbury. .
Mrs. Dudlene E. Raymond will cu-
tertain' the Whist Club next Monday
afternoon at her residence in West
avenue.
Charles E. lloyt. secretary of the
South Norwalk Trust Company. and
family, will spend CoodFrlday in New
York citv. ‘
~Wear shoes that. fit.
lords. Glover’s The Place.
.Mrs. Belle F. Gregory. of South Nor-
walk. is spending several dayst with
herdadghter. Mrs, W. B. Penney. in
Southport. j . '
Eugene J.-Van Ness. of Buyview ave-
n o. started yesterday for Jackson-
vi‘le, Florida. where he will spend a
few weeks.
Promotions took place yesterday at
Wear Ox~
theiOver River school and today a sim- i
gone through at!
liar proceeding was
tjle Center school.
,—-Do you contemplate
change in your head wear. Try Ciflln
this'time.‘
, Clinton Commandery No. 3, Knights
Teniplar, will hold a stated conclave'
tomorrow afternoon at 2 o'clock. to
WOi‘k the order of the the Temple.
‘ Banquet after the meeting.
The bids for the" new City of Nor-
walk Library. which haveebeen open
3 O'clock.
before the name-of the‘ successful bid-
der is announced.
~Three months' superior instruc-
tion in. Business» Telegraphy or Stell-
o‘graphy at Brown College, for $25.00.
Easter term begins March 31,. Otllco
open. evenings. , .
Tomorrow nig’bt. at the First Metho-
dist Church. the service will be in
charge of the Christian Industrial
League, the pastor will, giVe a short
address on “The Last Day—It is Flu-
ished." All members of the League
should be present.‘
Several of the students at Professor
Carl A. Harstrom’s preparatory school
have left towu for their homes to
spend the Easter vacation. Andrew ll.
Berger went yesterday to Plttsburg.
Messrs. Barney and Hulbert hays gone.
to Cincinnati and William Johnson has
gone to Washington, D. C.’ *
Work was commenced on the im-
prOvement of Garner street. yesterday,
under the direction of Street Superin-
tendent Samuel W. Hoyt. Jr. The thor~
oughfare is being widened and a new
culvert and paving has been laid. at
the intersection of the street with
est avenue. A large tree which stood
partly in the sidewalk in front of the
First Methodist Episcopal parhonage
was cut down.
That Keiitiful Gloss
comes from the varnish in Dcvoe‘s
Varnish Floor Paint; costs 5 cents
more a quart though. Sold by Com-
atock, Watkins ii: Dow, E. E. Gorham
and H. 'r. Prowitt. '
is ~. selling: strict
l5 for 25:
Iy fresh Eggs
bmall Suga‘r Cured Hams
13c lb.
California Haifasldolb.
a a. liaiafiicotlluilud it.
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It will be. some days yet?
, to crack, at $2.95.
making a i
. Crown Cigar.
for some time, closed this alliemoon ati
Mrs. Wus. Credit. of N
visited relatives
yesterday.
ew listen
In South’ NorWulk
roan trotter,
the back of his left hand.
held in Hartford, 'Anfll'ldth.
Conn. is the guest: of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles S. Trowbnldigc.‘ln South Main
street. 9
day for the spring Vacation, and the
stmleuts went to their respective
homes.
~Thc Aurora Shoe for Men, sold
by Olsen Shoe Store. is guaranteed not
The schooner Lucy Lane. Captain
Webb, cleared Stamford yesterday for
the ways at Cos Cob, where she Is to
be ovdrllauled. ~ .
If the speedway were rolled down
and the weather continues fine, some
good brushing ought to take place
there tomorrow.
—-Weur shoes that fit. Wear 0x~
lords. Glover’s The Place. *
The teachers in the Concord school
gave Seth Remington, the janitor of
the school. a stdistantlal luster rc
membrance. yesterday.
Arthur Waldron has his new gray
pacer In a‘traiher's hands. This horse
teams nicely with llonnie (i. and to
gether they can step a thirty clip.
The Raymond Grocery Company
has torn down the lee. him on the port!
side of its store at the junction of
West‘str‘eet and Elm Grove street.
wblaster term at Brown College bc
gins March 3]. Balance of your tuI
tion $25. Oillec open now for enroll
ment.
The Bridgeport Typographical lin-
ion will hold its annual election of ()lll-
ccrs on Sunday afternoon at 3:30
o'clock, at _li)8 State street. Bridge-
port.
Richard Ii. Golden is having the
earth embankment sneavntcd in the
roar of his residence in West avenue.
preparatory to erecting a stone retain»
lug wall.
~if you don’t want. to be disappoint
ed, leave your orders for Buns with
DeForcst. . . ,
Water Commissioners ‘llntch and
' Smith drove dv‘erthejllne of the new
work in wayton yesterday after
noon. and inspected the line of pipe
already laid.
The grounds around the parsonage
of the First Methodis‘oclhurehon West
avenue, are being beantliied by the re
moval of some of the‘old treesand‘tho
setting out of new ones.
——-You can always enjoy an imperial
Mithra Lodge; K. of it. in Bridge
port, was visited by members ofOlive
Branch liod'ge. of South Norwaik
'l‘uesdhyeitening. After the regular
meet the. visito’rs‘were pleasantly en
tertained... - ,.
The twenty—fifth annual meeting 0!
the Supreme Councilor the. Royal Ar-
canum will be held at the Royal Paiac
Hotel. in AtlantlcClty. State of New
Jersey, on Wednesday. May 21st. A. D.
1902, at 2 o'clock.
-—Full line. of Union Label Shoes at
Keeler‘s Shoe Store.
Plnochle has become the populiu
game of cards, displacing whist and
grand almost entirely. The South
N'orWalk Club has developed several
experts. andmost interesting contests
take, pines every evening.
Franklin 1.. Davis. manager of If. A.
Lane’s restaurant, has resumed his
duties after a week’s‘illness at his
home in Hamilton avenue. Robert
Doulens. of the Stamford restaurant
has been substituting for him.
Having completed their alterations
A. J. Collins & Co. are now ready for
Spring business with ‘a fine line of the
latest and most up to-date. patterns Ir
furniture. Their line of 'go carts are
real works of art in beauty and design‘.
Miss Ida Thornton, who is now via
itlng relatives in Stamford, expects tc
sail Saturday for Havana. Mia
Thornton is'a trained nurse. a grad
uate of the New Haven Hospital. and
is one of the several recently engaged
by the government for the hospita’
service in Cuba, the principal idea be
ing to instruct Cuban women in the
care of the sick.
John Hennesséypof Plattsvillc ave
nue. partook too freely, last night. 0‘
the cup that inebriates and when the
residence of Attorney J. Belden Hurl.
butt in Main street had been reacher‘
Hoppessey. was unhbleto get any fur-
ther. Word. was sent to the Norwalk
police and Special Oflicer Leatherland
responded and found it necessary to
put the offender invn wagon and take
him to the. police. station. Henuessey
for his appearance at 9 o'clock in the
town court. He was not on hand at
the appointed time, and his bond was
declared forfeited. .
--STOP THAT COLD
or it may result in Pneumonia. Bra
zilian Balm is breaking up Colds when.
ever tried. almost without exception.
10, 25. 50c and Sim/bottles. The Chi.
ford. Baxter's or Plaisted's,
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out he.“ “
. Mrs. Hurry Bennett has disposed of
her buy pacer and purchased a fine
it}. J. llawklns. of Summit street. is
suffering from a very painful hell on
ml’crmit me to remind you that you
can find all [duster fixings here. (iilllll.
The meeting of thui‘Grand Council.
Royal Areanum, of Connecticut. will he
Mrs. ll. A. Smith.‘of llridgcwutcr.
Miss Baird’s institute closed yester.
was released this morning at 7 oclock «
on his payment'of a cash bond of $5 ‘
ties and was painted; for the produc:
tion or the- leading scenic artists of
New York City.
day. April 2, at the regular place.
“a. Paul
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THREEaDAV SALE
or new music
Bt‘lsillellt hind uattchlcs'tl music of re.
es .
all. iniie°ii°ihii laih‘ii’,‘i‘2.”&ni% premium" “rem “0
you better acquainted with our new friendship and Mi t it meant.
music department.
theta. although of different dcnomlna
lions. '
it iii
are seill their families. “A Methodist confer
sulc
i Plvc beautiful sacred songs for Iliad.
or:
The Palms (In three keys).
Unseen Land (In three keys).
Dream of Parudi
Garden of Eden (In three keys). “"1”"? hard ‘0 break.
Oh. 9]”an lililht (In four keys). lag of profound sympathy for Brother
’l‘hcae popular sclcetlona and songs: 'lt‘oust. Mrs. Feast and all the littlv
llowu Where "m Cotton “103",,an lv‘ousts." This created,laughter. lit
Grow. ‘ t
Baby Mine.
My Princess Zulu Lulu. constantly changed from one place it
Song [ Hoard One Sunday Morn. .another. just as they have nicely‘ be
When the Harvest Days are. Over. sun to get acquainted. They have tv
etc. no to a new field and make new ac-
Creole Deng gong. unalntances. No wonder it Is sail
Come Back, Dinah. rap, Baa" Waitv sometimes that the minister‘s childrev
lug, are Worse than any other. It is after
When You Were Sweet Sixteen. said that the preacher can preach lilo
Rose With a llrokcn Stem, the mischief. and his wife is excellent
Sadie. Don't Say Nay. managing affairsof thechureh, but they
On a Saturday Night. do not know how to lil‘llll‘i up ther
Game of Eyes. children." Turning from this lb:
The House of Too Much Trouble. speaker took “it the Hilblt‘f‘l 01. 1110 min
Blaze Away'Murchi ister's wife, and told how she is very
Creole, Bells March. often held up to ridicule. If she goo
Creole Rells Twostep. three or four years with the some luv
Star of the Sea, .lt. will be said that she is: positively
Turkey in the Straw. ‘shabby. If she is young. and dresses
Honeysuckle and Dec t.apricc. In the height of fashion. wearing a h"
Valsc Blue. covered with flowers. It In said, 'Oli,
April Smiles Waltz; my. Isn't she gay?‘ There are were
A Frangesa March. places for a‘mluister and his family tr
Frocks and Frills March. come to than East Norwalk."
b PéCklUllnny Cill'lhtvnillg' (as played “I". Munson spoke of ”‘9 young p90
y cousa), pie in the church and told of the Christ
Dreamy Eyes, i _
When Knightbood Was In Flower an spirit that was manifested amom
as fast everywhere—do this
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'terulty.” said be.
world is titers such a feeling of friend
Methodist conference.
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W 11' the young. lie then arrived at till
a " ‘ point that, was considered the most in-
d Snic begins today and.wlll last three I teresting. at least for Mrs. me’L llv
eye on v.
told of the relationship of the minis
ter's wife with the other ladies of tin
church. and stated that he had thr
great. pleasure in presenting a gift to
her on behalf of the ladies of ill!
church. lie was handed a very hand
some silk quilt. and he threw it ove‘
thehead of Mr. Ruscoe. stating that. hr
wanted all to see it . Mr. Ruscoe arosu
with It on his head and there was r.
ripple of laughter. lie then presented
a handsomely worked pillow. The out»
er edge were puffs of silk, while in the
center was a silk American flag. There
was aborder of handmade lace. and Mr
Manson told Mrs. Fonst that. they were
here now and forever. Mrs. Faust in
a few words, modestly thanked tlu
donors. She stated that. if she had
been of any service she was well pleas
ed. and she spoke of the love that had
existed between them all for the past
three years. and said that. the relation-
ship had been most pleasant.
Jerome Smith sang the beautiful ten-
Any piece in the list.
Third floor, take elevator.
READY-TO-WEAR
GARMENTS.
No time for detail now.
This of the garments:
ln variety. In style, in value. there
Is no collection hereaboutu to equal
them. ‘
This of our readiness:
Extra people to care for you. extra
aid to get all in readiness even for
late buyers.
Can promise that any costume or
jacket. bought today will be. delivered
(even when altering is needed) some
‘ime Saturday. .
Second floor.
MEN’S WEAR.
New styles for Enter.
Neckwaar at title that'
handsome.
Every shape and color and hundreds
of patterns.
12c
s natty andi
plenty of the voryflsmonamp or solo. “While the Years Are Rolling
wrowns~they are the most swagger 0’1. m a manner to please. ”‘1 war
Ihing out. accompanied on the piano by Albert
‘ . Bloom. There was another selection
THE‘HOWLAND by the orchestra. durlngitbe rendition
of which Mr. Duncan arr red. and we‘-
DRY GOODS C0" escorted to the‘pulpI‘t platform by; H. [J
- Hipson. lie was a most immetiatey
degepmt' announced to dellver'the second speech
......._ r ‘ of presentation, and was given it runs»
.-_. M ‘" W‘ ' lug ovation. He stated that he was
ENTERTAINMENTS. pleased to be there. and was sorry ti
have kept them walling. saying that he
was detained at service In his church
“But i have a conviction.” said he.
“that you have been. waiting for some-
thing othcr than myself. it is some-
thing that means much. it is a‘ fare-
well reception to your pastoraud. fam-
ily. There is something about such a
reception that is a ‘eeable. and then
attain there is soni lag of sadness
There are two receptions in the church
which are looked upon with more or
less joy and sadness, the welcome and
farewell. ' ‘
“The. Methodist minister is in a very
disturbed condition. He hardly gets
his books placed into position when he
is called away. lie has to say good
bye to many things that have been
very agreeable to him. the same as a
boy says goodbye to his playthines-
the young man saying goodbye to many
indulgences of youth. and the man
saying goodbye to many things that
make him a better man when he comes
to the realization of the fact that he is
. going downward. You have known our
brother and have appreciated his abil.
ity. It is a high honor to be the In
strument of making a present to your
pastor through you. and right here I
want to read a few farewell lines after
presenting this beautiful gift."
Mr. Foust arose and received a hand—
some basket of artificial flowers. made
by Anna A. Parker-ton. nearly eighty.
years of ageand who has been a mem-
ber of the church a great many years
, “Before i go any further I want tr
read a few farew'eli lines." said Mr.
Duncan. He then read the following
interesting verses. composed by Miss
Parkerton:
me.
H 0 Y T ' S T H E A
GOOD FRlDAY. MARCH 28.
MATINEE and NiGHT, ’
A play of Strong Heart 'lnteresc Pure
Comedy and Brisk Americanism
A. Q. ‘SCAMMON'S
The American Girl
by H. Grattau Donnelly,
introducing the comedian.
MR. GEORGE F. ”Alfll.
Two rays of Brightness.
The American Twine
PRINCE ROY and The LITTLE LADY
MATINEE PRICES 15 and 25c.
EVENING, 25, 35 and 50c.
HOYT’S Tnsarkaw
First time here.
WEDNESDAY. APRIL 2
Under Auapicu of the Norwaik Fire
Police No. 1 . ’
Garrick Theatre's (New York)
greatest Comedy success, the
play that is making all Amer-
————~—.ica_ Laugh -.--——————-
RlCH AND HARRIS‘
Successful Screaming Farce
ARE? You
‘A. Miser?
. _
FareWell. Dear Pastor, a long Fare-
u
nosr MIRTHFJJLLY mascara we ' .
TheFunniest Play of the Century. "2233?” “6 "my ”m "° mg“ can
Presented by a Poulerful 'nnd'
Perfectly Baldnced Cast of
Comedians
PRICES. 250, 50c, 75c and $1.00
Charts'will open at Wood's" drug
store. Norwalk and Hoyt's Theatre. So.
Norwalk‘. Monday‘morhln‘g, March 31,
atis o'clock, .
Perhaps while months. while 'years.
' shall end.
again,
But if this our Fate of Heaven decree
That we dome more each other see.
Then I must say Farewell. my Pastor
and Friend. . ,
Till life's short journey with as shall
end.
,_... M-_
. HUYT’S. THEATRE.
, Freiay and saturepyguigme, Saturday
Maun‘ee. APRIL 4 and 5.
HE ORIENTAL OPERA
Noble thou art“ with Grace thy form
, is fair:
No need ofGrief is written there.
, My Prayer is. way It ere remain,
But friendshlp's wish is ofttimes in
Vain-
Thou dost possess a noble mind.
Huci‘rcled with knowledge true refined:
May all prove true to thee. my friend. ‘
And. every blessing toward thee tend»
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Rev. Mr. Manson delivered the first
dwelt on
spoke of the shear ‘riendship‘that ex-
Published to sell at. 50c to 75s and ‘9‘“ “WWW” "mom“"““lfilm‘i‘m‘d
race In like umcetink of a great fra-
‘fNowherc. in thr
ship and brotherly love. than at a
It is u frater~
up (In three keys). . nity llound'togetltsr by certain tles
‘ l have a feel»
hen continued: “I want to say a worr‘
. about the minister’s children, who are
Perhaps in life we. shall never meet .
South
Norwaik’s Great Dry Goods House.
A; "strife
' in. u. .
FL“! h;
J. A Hislop (it Go.
emigrant
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11].; e0:
)5 11
JOHN W. BEATTY.
Phone ”$3.,
it
, it
. . a.
Paint Your Housed:
While the Sun ,
Shines
You certainly cannot reason “3
its ably expect better weather than a ’
$3“ nresrnt to have your house a,
painted. a.
We, have the facilities to get .
7‘” right at it if you only say the if?
r.
word.
Call upon us or let. us ea
$ on you and quote figures.
3: 207 East Washington St. a.
We (flying. {£63 was casino!» e}; 53* of
,5
tr
LESS WORK
LESS urns
LESS MONEY
gas range.
And you always have a
in] cook.
600K WITH
us
Conn. lull—wild _
Lighiingih.
J
whittled eat i
This pie "ration.“mntains all of the
(“memoriala and digest: all kinds‘of
food. It gives instant rcliefand never
fails to care. It allows you to eat all
the food you want. The most sensitive
stomachs can‘tske‘it. By its usemany
thousands of dyspeptics have been .
cured after everything also failed. ls
And when than than are far away. '
I'll think of thee by night and day. _
My Prayers for thee to Heaven I‘ll
T Chanda;
And yours request. my Pastor and
:Frie ‘ . ‘ ‘
One more request before you leave.
Alas. adieu, my heart doth grieve. ,
And this request, Brother Faust. tho';
shortlt be. . .
Is when at the Family Throne of
Grace. , ' ,
* That you'll sometimes Pray for me.
Several HundredPnrticipanu.
Brilliant Soloists.vsuperb Chorus. Be-
wllderlng Drills, Oriental Costumes
NOTE: The magnificent Scenery
depicts many famous Egyptian locali-
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,. Reserved seat sale opens Wednes-
_ eaicss 2,5.) so and 75a tCoittinnod an immense.) .i
. ran with weak stomac
unequalled formed
a thrive on it.
First dose relieves. ‘Adiet unnecessary. .
val—mmnaus *
i,
II no:
necessary when you use a‘
clean kitchen and a cheer;
' _ Floor Tile.
Guru"
cures or no pay
mach.- chads in
The Muslin Underwear Sale ‘
We would ~einDhasize thefjfac‘tf
that every garment is made oi.) 3
good materials. well put to? L
ceiher and generouslu sized:
are most satisfactory to our buying public. The reasone}
why they are. satisfactory are: We plan for them and. buy .‘
for them on an extensive scale: we Very materially; short ‘
legitimate profit on the lines advertised. and by noticing:
and by so doing they get the best. pick and choose fromtile
best makers of undermuslins in the country. The effort is
to make this sale rcpresentatlva In every particular.
. Sale! begins Saturday, March 22 and lasts for one week
55—55 Washington‘Sl.
Which have been going on in our store for the past three Weeks ' ‘ _
_ are now finished [find we invite you to call and sec thc manyim: “ I
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for Spring business. with a complete line of the latest and most
approved styles in Furniture.
Our new Go Carts and Baby Carriages are real works of art. f1
The beauty of design and skill in manipulation displayed call
. forth the admiration of all who have seen them. Prices guaran-
a. . _ .
teed the lowest In Fairfleld County for Reliable Furniture. ,
ll. J. COLLINS & CO.
Funeral Directors and Embalmers
STREET,
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12 NORTH MMN scum NORWALKS -
EASTER ”
cases, suckers AND NOVetnss ‘
‘ also
iPRAi’Eit. Books. HYMNALS ANI) BIBLES
Wm P. Beers.
. sooKSELLEn. s'ra'riouak. ENGRAVE‘R. . . . . y _
5'49 Wall street. ‘ Norwalk, 39%;” V, .
Health-by "66:8 may;
T his is the season when Patent Medi-
‘ cine is heavily advertiSrdeut your rays:
man will tel youthlt Spinach l5 1h
grea est natural blood purifier ii'ealtll
Brand is the best in that ills canned fresh
and is absolutely fret fiomgiit and don’t?
iorget the label. ‘ ' ‘
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Wei“
HAVI’:
enough to supply all your wants; Building Material of every description;
Portland and Rosendale Cements; Canaan and Rockland Lime: Wall Plas- "
ter; Fancy Brick; Sewer Pipe; Flue Linings: Fire Place, Bath Room and i.
Nothing seems to succeed like the
,‘success of our fool acquaintances.
Japanese women oificlate as barber
in Honolulu. , _ . .
. PRACTICALLY syanvmq.
"After using a few fioitlesof .
Dyspepsia Cure my" wire received
feet and permanent relief from-
vere and chronic case of stomach it
hie." says J.‘ R. Holly. real sent in
surance and loan agent. of Mono
lll. “Before using Kodol Dyson
Cure she could notrfeat an all:
meal without intenss’snfl'erl
is now e’ntlre' euredf"“5§evél‘a
inns and remedies had failed ,
relief." You don‘t have to diet "
any good food you Want. but don 6.3“.
LOCKJAW FROM COBWEBS. .
Cobwebs put an a cut lately. gave a?
woman lockjaw. Millions know that
the best thing to put on a cut is Back-
len's Arnica. Salve. the lnfallible heal-
er of Wounds. . Ulcers; Sores; 'Skln
Eruptions. Burns. Scams and Piles. 1t
. 0nly;.250. at F.'H.
Baxter's Drug Store. j .
A mild-tempered"‘person‘ may be all‘
e rage. .
.‘To cone. A com in ONE DAY
cam nll‘stmnnoh'fiioubles
Prered'le.O.W '..
its. .3: .s.....ra:sgn seas
mitigates o’u . ’
HARTFORD. Mar. 27—45! ,
Dustin. for many years sup
eat 'at the. Hartford orphan asylum.
died at bat home. No. 9 Park Terface.
at 2 o‘clock this morning of schlerosls
.I wise.
grintend-
Take Laxative Bromo'Qulubie Tablets.
All drugglsts; refund. the». money. .if it
fails to cure. Raw. .Grove‘s signa. ture
, .5... , .
erload the stomach. Kodol Dye ‘
Care will always. digest it to
is on enchib ,
coastline with
er. his nest. . ,
d 0 no wonialin‘
f calico." . _ ,
What has become .0 the ol
ed man who referre
“bunch o
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W“
elpfia man to feath-
of the arteries. RemMr. Dustin retir-
ed from activenuty about a year 9.30:
Experience proves to no that these yearly special sales ‘:_
largely Increase the volume of business. Women make this
the replenishing time for their muslin underwear .olitliti.
provemenis which have been made. We. are now fully eqliipped ‘A ’ 1
Norwalk Chronicler