Norwalk Chronicler

Evening sentinel, Friday, July 18, 1902 · page 2

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'KSw—IMetIII covered Sarntoga and folio tops. Canvas covered, iron
und. brass looks and iron lIotIom. Stonmora. pricking nnd wall
all nizoé and nualitioo.

.«ACIulIII in imitation and all luntlIIIr gonuino Alligator and other
1 anvun Telescopes nnd Cont Canon. iIll nlzon. Drona Suit Cases
0 up. Also a full line of Trunk Shawl and Bug Straps.

 

In: Ring and 'I‘nlIio 'l‘IInniII, the intent gnInIIII for outside or inside

 

REDUCED PRICES ON'

monks, Croquet Shts. Lawn Mowers. ltulIIIor Iloso, Refrigerators,

 

This L‘ol‘ébratod “Puritan” Winkle-Is Blue lr‘iumo Qil Stoves. from 33 up.

 

Wh" ‘e headquarters for Mason and Sun Fruit Jars and Jolly Classes.
A v ‘ I . ‘

 

Steinway. Hardxnan GabloI Shonlngor .lowott Woodhury, and twenty
high grade makes of PIANOS; also the uondortul PIANOLAI
your Coupons l'III1SIIwi1ng Max hiné to be given away iuly 31 1902.

 

COMPLETE HOME FURNISHER.

‘0 ANN srneers. ‘ ‘

Tel, 13118-4

SOUTH NORWALK. CONN.

‘IrIIIIo (Il' househronhlx?

 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ladies’ Wrappers. 750
Regular Price SLIM)

IO L Pieces Wash Goods, at 50

Regulzir Price l2lc

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Smurna Mats. at 750
I Regular Price Still)

Turkish Towels. at IO

I Regular Price I5c

ob Ladies’ White Waists. at 750

» Regular Price $1,010

 

 

 

 

 

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PRICE FORTHURSDAY ON LY

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Washrnqlon Street. ‘ {isoathNonoalk

 

 

’ Iai’toI-tionnte shifts and grunts.

his body.

« vilest onrrlon on with. and is neIor

 

 

 

 

g’i‘he sundriorityotliortland Wendi-1 ‘
dinn‘ry. cement: in wall understood.
The price is now so low that Room: I
dale cement in. to rm extant being
crowded out. We handle tho. “Atlas.” 1
wIIiIéII' Is conceded to he the best brand
on the market. Our sales of this no
men: have increased tenfold within
stew years It you are going to one
cement use “ATLAS"

Of course we um the “Rosendnie”
uLlLI. and our line of masons‘ building

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

Ramon' 3 Norm and Bone Oil vvtll do
all. 111m: in oinlrn‘od i

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

. 'houSII' or your will: hoars- lt and wants.
you to go down in tho collar with a

light. don't go.
1‘ wither to ‘soo‘ who! iho noise is About.
" The darkness mnkos n perfoct shoitrr

 

 
 
 
 
 
 

. of you a perfect tnggot {or his hnilot:
litany men have new; shot to dough or
. wounded homnso‘ they foilonod
‘nntural impulso to get up and strikcn
Ilight.

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

. are sure to come it the nolso‘ In caused
_L by a‘ burglar
. room. fire at him as soon as you can

. wish no investigate do your lexploring
. - in the darkness.

I, bongo;
' place the hootnn
L you follow ting13 the unusual plan. for

. Loot lock your door stick your head

 

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"mflmowmgoth

 

*‘ A It rooinor in II lodging homo. that; the

This Is The divine Ii Detective
[lines To Householders

llIIII' l IIIIIII'II Tliui All Rubbers the
Armed With IleIIIIIIIn

W

“l notiocI that 'l‘hn Slur i‘roin tlmo to
limo has advocated the infliction Of the
death nonolty upon IIoIIviI'tIIIIII of the
holding (hot
the burglar is at hour iii nil times It
murdoror." sold o ilQleIqllul'IIll'lzl."Dunn
live this morning. “‘qu1 none Iuoro
honrtlly (‘Ulll III in this lt‘t‘tlmllli‘lltlll-
tiIIn than llIII police of Wnnhingion rout
of tho OII‘II‘I‘ lnrgo oitios. ’

“ "'l‘lII'I rocIIIItI (old blooded mllitIt“! hv
II. burglar oi" n citizun III' IlIIIoklyII in
the [Iroooneo of his IIIfII calls tIlIo‘ point
to mind it lnlngu up It nuggnntion or
two IIIIIIIIIilng thou III Ilintiouslng cus-
IIIIitlIIs II M h l II~IIIIInnIonIl to tho (‘lII
nous of \lanhlngton ill-I to what to do
ulIonI ,Iou find It hurglm in tho houu‘eI

’ln vivw of tho full that the login.
lutnron III the Iill'fIIIIIIn‘t states do not
appear to be willing to impose the
Ilonlh ponnltI upon new offenses. it is
probable that it will he warn before
the fits! stIIIII may no “’0“ over to tho.
[)1an advocated lIv 'l‘ho Star und olhor
pmgronslvo pnhoru. so i suggest thenn
rtuios

"First. tho lll‘tii’illll‘glfll' alarm in tho

world is II smnll dog hunt in the house 1

at night. ‘WhIthIIr mongrol or thor
oughbrod. ho noon bocmnos accustom
III] to tho ordinniv noises about the
premises and in the neighborhood and
(annular with the footsteps of Um no
ounantn‘ot the house. I lodge Ivhorn
there is a pug, II. brood oi' dot: not con
sidorod over bright. but i will ‘glve any
man of III-300ml intent. or otherwtso. a
now suit of clothes if ho can enter my
house. and. entering it. mound about
that. Pups will not IiIItoot his anII‘IonIIo
I‘I‘t onoo. I'l‘hongh she in II litItiII now-
anI, she will hark tho steonle on' :1
church, and raise enough fuss to hunt II
full rigged ship at thosi‘lghtest unto
u'urd noisr. however taint. tbouzhul
may ontor tho houne at uny‘ time of the
night or morning‘nnd lII} grootod \vrifih

IL,
iIouIIII is not the place for big dogs.
which. it kept on tho outsidu. nre as
likely to hark at cats on III burglars.
Ind their uhotulnens notitrnliznd. Nov.
.IrIIhIIiIIss. n lurno won-trained do}: in
tho house is: lIIIttIII than no dog at all

“Sooond, it you IIIII It strangor in
mm mom and your r'IIIIIIlIor in IIIIIIII
or hand, ulIInvI- shoot at him to kill;
lulm good aim tti.’ his lIoIiI'. nuIl not ut
his hood. till a lurgvr tIzIrIIIIt is, prom-III
III}. and your bullet to mow lihniy to
:“IIIIIIII home. You are in Iali nrohnhih
it): not a good shot. or. If you urn. you
IIill morn likely miss IhiII hood than.
Always firs: twiov. nod th‘ri'oo
l‘ IIoIIIIIIIIIrI, Ili’fflll‘ you stop Auk
questions Its to his let'StI‘ill't' in Iour
.oum llI thnt hour nitoruard. linIv no
nme Imnnunction ubout killing a low
zlar than Ion uoniti a mini dog: in {not
favor Ihu don Iiwavu roumzuhor that
he is In your lmnso unlawfully for two
gi‘lli’]l(.lSt‘S“~Itl rob you nod kill you it
III‘Ioossury; (immature. .wluulu‘r export I
ll'dIOVIlT‘I’I' with a ,gun. novor shoot to
wound; plant. your lInllI'tI-I think and
that into his hody.

“Third. it you have n, rovolror. do
not lot-III it in tho tIIIrI‘Iau drawer, but
under your pillow. or within («any
reach by tho Sid? of your hon no that
you can got .V‘Onr tingein around tho
trigger with tho Ionst possihh: Inovo:

moot. and withohi getting up. If :I
man over hoods a revolvor undor those
circumstances ho nor-Ila it right away.
and he should not him} to go to hunt
it. Lie, still in lIr-Il and shoot. your
“‘Ouid-I)Qfllll!‘dtfl'fll‘ lull of holes; if you
not up he may make II nimo of Ion
nowr forgetting Ihni ho is about tho

willihg toI giIo Ion men a lighting.
IIhnnoo for \our lilo. it Is Moan: dead
men tell no tales. nith I‘ho burglar.
and you should apply the axiom olIlig.
ingl; to him

“Fourth it 3011 hear II noimD in thr-

Don't light the gas
tor the burglar while tho. lizht makes

the

Gut nour revolver hell grinned
he still and await developments. which

if no comes into your

discern his shudonv form It you
You know your nun
the intruder does not. \ou
the other toot when

ion are in the dark. and if he is kindly
slacking up your nilromnro t‘noni‘ your ‘
dining room" sideboard to sure vour
h ed girl the trouble; of keeping it

can. you can kill him my it you”
have the requisite nerve. It Mn have

out of the window call for the police
Ind tire of sour gun. You will then

I huuily to how IItInonl into your IIIIIIII

. Iuiuu the mono;-

I listIIn. and WII ran horn: (lad spunk to
us.” . ‘
RII’I' MI. Morrin. {If h Hfifilt‘. “In: tho

oat-as. Ho 533 um III a gathering at
3 one In their number said. “I want to

" 11o

- I: [thought
L 70 hour II noiilo

honest) it: non not follow that it
uund by n Iurglur or. it‘ you III-I.-

lntrudor who him ontorod your room in
non with evil intout Whou II. man in
more or iron drunk all doors look alike
to‘ him not] I‘ have roquontly found
i‘tltlllllli'ii trying my door. and UVI II in
my room These conditions am trying
to the narrow. to ho stun but you Inn
almost instinctively fool thItlII-I It
ulnn in thorn lIy IuistukII In with Inn'-
I'huiouu lutont. it I) Ir own hound,
don t he too hasty Isidro shoot. if it in
pounihlo i'or‘u mom or of yum own

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

while in a. iii of uoIIInIImlIullutiII uh
I-Itrnctlon. or whiIII lo ‘ 15 for your [III
vnto bottle of ryn o 0 top nlIIIlf of I
the clonot. 1t :11,

“EIIghtlI In shootingn burglar do
not tool that vou urn: tolling II ‘hnnnIn
lile‘." 'i‘ho burglar is n hnmnu lIvIIIIn.
hint an oil oil the animal kingdom IIII‘I-
IIIIiI-IIII tl‘II- lIIIIntI. so ought tho Illglll‘l‘
iIItI-lloIItnIIi iinintuls rIIgIIrIl the inn
Irlnr. lid in llll outcast on outluu'.‘ II
nothelouu oronturo, wmth only (If oxo
IIrIIIIon IIIIIl Ilonlh IInII (Ztmlllllll'li with
“ham the highway mun. uho givos run
at lIIIII-It a chance to hand over you! I“: I-I
uahiou and III in nu honest mun. Tho I
lIuInlIIr in thé} most villainous; ot’ vL-ll
lotus. and for IIvIIry one rumored from
II‘n’IItI by a mum m lIIIIkr-Il un ho‘hlnd
prison horn. lnIv uhlding citizens should
giIo II high of rI'Iliot fIInIl n IIrayIII (It
IIoIIgrntulutlonff . ‘

~--5"l niiii‘orod for months from sore

throat ZIIIIIIIriII ("Iii IIIIIIIIl mo in
[wr- IItI i’onrhourn.” M. S Inst, ilnuno
vill‘o Ky.

 

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lit. Miner Ileugni
(Continued ' from [first Pogo).

Iho duty of tho clerk to tooth" the
milk. and this in II slow IInIrrntion with
tho iluhcock uyutozn (It touting which
in nsod here. All ounos or Inwourm
intro to he :prvnurod for trlul by him
and what information can no procured
given to tlIILI lII-alth'ollioor. «A record
of all IIIII hirths has to ho koptL‘nnd
(Ivory month II Iviroulni which twin.
hon to tuhv cure or tho baby. is soot
to ouch mother.

' My tIIrru expires on connoiimnn the
first of .lnnuury.“ sold Councilman
Shoror.“ and i will toll iron Iight nou
that I am through with nolitiIII. ioI
ill”? in. nothing but kicking all ”In
limo. I am “rod of it. (it Irourso
it the. nooniu want to ro-nlort Inn for_
mom limnu next v.02” I will arront tho
position hut i do not on re to hum on}-
thing nIorI- to do with mum mum» II'R
uhon ill} torm oxnirns next laundry.
l haw- Ilonwthn host i would and no
IlIlII‘ humus hut nIyIIIslt whni hI'IId nork
Ilmro is to tho II'lIIIlIuhlp of tho hoard
of iIIIIIIlIlI “ » I I

CIIIIIIII II’IIIII SIIIIIII IIIIIIIIIII

1(Continued 'rom First Page)

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Worn hide to pnv sill III! on mnnn. void
all other uxponm and hud tiltr duh
IIIIII loft in tho. treason a thing that
hnd never hopponrd luforo. In our
shurnh in llrooklyn In one tlmo‘ we
anIItod 3500 ft}! tannins“ Smite thought
tho} must. how a grand Ionrort to
The Lord who IIII- II
plan. nod tho (’lllllmllllt :Ippointvd .Ill
aground with mo and tho moon I“ IIIIIIII
without tho worldh method Another
time we herded II III II hImn hook: just
the amount unwind (nine in lat us

next splanhor ”IA IL“! boon win out
Mr. James WHS iiko Air. Moody. In this
rospoot. that ho IIIII'oIIIIIn work to do.
and thry must do it ll»: until: "lI'n to
thirteen yours ago. i wa< nn influx-i. my
parents. were not ClIhIIIlIins; i had
qurnod to drink. Ono night Ilium» in
In} room shout IS orlml l was in lwd;
suddenly the ind M’IPITIII Io lII‘o going
down. doun I hoard :I IIIioe: God
L-po‘ko ‘that in tho way of your «no;
you Are going down. du-In. (Ir-t out or
your had and pray.” I IIlIrI-od. knoll
down and (wind. ‘0 God‘ i have horn
an awful sinner: you must ho Irwin!)
mad at‘me: hum moirv on me.’ i
know nothing of mints I. Thom I-amz- I
before mo. It vioion or. I mramld with
sort lure ioxts on in: sidos. among
the John lit. .16 The mart morning I
asked God to hoop run hum drinking.
Some one gave no: a t stonmnt and i
Iitrrnlly devoured it “Tor two years i
hnjd hard times broom l was in doht;
«1h I made lots at money as i
thought. for God. but found was
running hotwoon God I III] mo. Thou
God nailed me out of Munitions." He
gave an nocount of tin way God had
led him since that tins: of Wonderful
answers to his prayers in deIIIIndonro
on God alone. without. salary. God has
enabled him to corn on II mission
clothe and feed mam moody people.
ounoofl missionaries: II- ioroign fields
etc. All done through prayer and
faith luring as his pron. min from God.
Romans viii 32: John II .3; Phil. lv.
19; Haggai it. 18. “Fraser is the lost,
art today, the groan-Isl need of rho
time‘s in prayer. rest nrayrr chin-Id
with truth ‘The‘ life is the light or
men; it my‘ lilo is not: squarod hr the“:
world of God my work nous not amount
to anything? God trams clean. sepnn
start! on HI; has givm to us the
mtnl‘strv of prayer We must who time
to unit upon God. " ’

Ron. no.1: 113 then spoke a few

 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

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ministers at a momma retreat.

 

 
 
 

. were“ rot: portinént.

 

lrw lull ’IBIIIII hummus ’IIIII
Couiilrg ll“ Wining A Game

IlliIIIr linelnll This Ill IilItlIllSI
'III Nlllll’ilIIi hills

'l‘lIiI WSW at tho grunt Now Yorlo
Baltimore dual WIlIt‘Il wuss tlnIIhIIIlI ov-
III'r‘ItlI'III IvlrI‘II-I WII‘IIIIIIIILIléiy night. "hnd the
oil'ovt III IIIIW‘ItIll’ylnIIL ‘tiIII dII‘t'noralizrd
lllfliilu. IInIl yIIutIIIIluv they IIIII-Iily t'IOIII-
IIIIoIIIIi Iiit‘ “win. III II gum". in WWII
thorn Intimhiion was IliIliIlnIrIi by tho
visitors thun in any IIIIIItIII-It on tho tIip
MutlII-wnon IIitIIIIIIIl with his old tinI‘I‘
IIIIIII. tIIId tho IIII-II behind him Iiultll‘ll
InIIlilIIsulv.

Opposed to Mnth‘ownon. wan lIiII for-
(nor IIIIxnIIIII ’l‘ lLuelIIIIIII. wlIIInI thII New
Yorirs found sovmul limos dining IIII'
game who’n hits ulmlflt runs and try
IlIlII IIppoItuno halting tlII»v Ian on nix
tuition in tlIr-oI little lInIuIlIIII of twun.
'l‘IIII host the ltII-Iin I‘IouiIl do in tho fact:
of tho stwng‘ game thoy found llIIm~
III-Iron up against was to IIIIrIIIIr hair
as many runs III-I the Giants urorml. Al-
tor so many Iloronts the Ilrmrv was
Iotrnuhing

l’lltulIurg (easily IlrIItoIItIIIl Boston by
tho nooré of 8 to 2 nIuklng Boston‘s
fourth cIIIII-Iomltlvu Ilolout n11 thr- hundn
oi” tho I'hnm‘plons

ISt.II1o1IIiIIv in an uninteresting gnnm
demoted Philadelphia, 10 to III»:

[horn is only Into Notionnl League
game III' hodulod foI toduy. Boston plays
at Brooklyn unIl the gntno will (Ili‘f‘lfil?
IIIIII shall hold dou’n second plum».

liI‘Ilmnilotvlg. :Iitor lust night' A sumoI
tho Now York loam started for homo.

'l‘wo first class. Now York pitI horn rr'
ooivnd notion of their roltIoIIIé )‘(‘St"l‘(l1i‘
'lho pitiyoru :II‘II Evanu rind Sparks ’i‘IIII
rouuoul’or this mow as givon by tho
InnIIugutneIit. in tho over supply of
twtrio‘rs.

It was“ roportod in Now York yonton
day that Muthowson into ho transfor—
I‘m! to St Louis to pitch. The rumor is

I not rrrdltml.

in hmtohnli rirrrtos Imturuay thorn

Inna littio also tnlkml about than tho

gmn don! made by \innuu r Airbruw.
uhirrlh brings to Noni Yn‘rk .‘I‘iruninnltg
I'.‘ IIIIIIII Brvsnulinn and MIMI nun from
tho llaltiinoro A‘nwrknu Mogul}. tI-IIIII.
’l‘tIIIsII four ninvo rs nrrixod in Now
iorh IIIIrII' yontorduv morning. and
Iii” Iv IvIIIII followed a “trio lair-Ir by
Medium, who wont to 'I‘Vnshington on
Il'ulnosduvh ht III sign Barrett tho
iioir-Ili (“fntrr fielder. for N u Ymh
Whiio his II‘I ".SIII‘IHI “an? not IIIInIIIslul,
MIIGrIIw unlit yesterday that III: iIIIIIiIIvIII
llI‘M‘lIl land Ilnrrrtt iIrfoIII the Dott‘ul!
It‘llill hotshot»: its prosont EIIIIII—rntrin.
The NIII‘II‘IIIIII; and it & (Ts will havi-
II IlilHIl} rural tomorrow ullI-I-rnmm, on
line Durkrr lI‘ioIII It in up to ”In: Not»
walks to uln this stung for flu h‘III.
nlu IIIiv thrro Ionwrntiu- detonis
IIlInihoIl against thrm. and on both In;
cantons when they haw met the it It:
turns“ th'I-II how: boon IIIIirIn‘tod Tho
Norwulks hill do their host to capture
tomorrow’s control I

 

 

LIIII IIrIIt‘lIrIIn. uniniown to unrh othrr.
llo said; "Our subject. is Iiil‘ IIIIIIIII as
for tho afternoon. A mothod of work
(IroIIIIIIpIIst power to mam:- it success-
{III in ohooninn the methods wo must
think of the Ind in Item Iv; tilt“) must
haw uh Mimi. and IIIrIIuIIIx-ItanIIAl. must
ho eonsiIiIIred. Tho nwthod must he
Ionsist‘ont with tho othIIt or Iznd in
Iiou’; tho honor is tho some. hot tho
IIIIItIhoIlII must III my nCIorIiihg [ti
etirruinstum III-t 1hr stugr couch trawl
was good {or its limos but would nIII
suit now."

Owing to ”if?“ i'lII'ILIIileIIlng I)! unothor
shower, tho nudionro adjourned to'the
rosidrnco of Mr. Birch. Some- hymns
wort: Isung’nud Air. Rimnnru’zy and Mr.
Illuminati song :1 (Mott entitled “Ilium:
Preoious RoIoileI-Ilon." RIII' Mr Nic-
llowvll our. the smoker of the evening,

I he said nhtn he stuuds “9fo o sinuurs

and can point them to JIIIIIIII be in just
In his glory, hut he does not like to
stand before workers as a tearhn Ho
road some \EI’M‘ from Corinthians. llo
hall heard that there are 38.00!) prom.
loos in the Word or God, hut thinks no
one knows how many thoro- ure, he—

-t?flii$€l promises that were onro not

monitors are so now. There are prom»
ions for every living soul. oven for the
man who (loses his ours and will not
Mar and thou nhen hr: begins to turn

to tho light of Graham. and falls at .

tIhe toot hideous. {hero are marc- prom.
ism. He was a very oarolons young
man ‘hoforo his conversion. mixing with
the crowd and saying. no so many nth-

on: do. “I will pass with the crowd." 1L

"But Janis singled me out from the
nr‘omi.- There are hundreds of poonle
about us who do not rare, for moorings
like this. Now i rejoin? herons? 1: sun
rolled me Before telli g men to he»
have. we should preach repentance I‘m.
ward God: toll them that ther arr sin» I

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

fore. these promised. let us cleanse our.
wines from all filthinoss of tho host:
and of the spirit.“ by fixing our elves on;
Jesus. The. word says. ‘looking unto:

faith.‘
we make them onto. ” His illustrations
our experience darknena names upon
us and God moms star all At such
times. let us dam the promises. God

 

sho‘iving‘ of hands, horn
mastomod to my

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Split arid the man .
version or 56..an “Brethren and air.-
iflet no intro those messages and‘
W.

m ruins the rook: II.
In “clock.I led by Rev.

the In
WW I. mo...
:mmodwhatihomtmedevm
n1 WW hymen” Guern-
hone «tor his
«riotous :2“!an - That
his heath momma-tea mega;

 

fin” It II stands-om areal!

Mr libel mm. contouring. hr‘

 

Ink more time lot by Mrs. Willinm Janet. .

onyx. ’"IDIIa‘w nigh to God and he will}

brt‘

Anny: address on Personal Snintninfi
Testimony service. Devolianal normed
.‘I’ISID II. In.“ Connécraflon Ilervlre. W

 

I PHYSIOIA‘N TAKES POISON.

NEW YORK, July lfiI—rDr. Frederick:
himpelfm W by dr‘ king carbolio
helium m , ‘INen ‘iork from New
mm His health tailed andL
ho mote. mm to the use of mor.
Phil? " Saucy m or his nhrsicnl
mutilation in thonzdst to haw caused
him to 1m his life. I

 

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In our carpet store. we have 21 few more of those ex—
edingly i'm‘c bargains to (IOBC. To secure which. in de-

” sir‘able patterns. we urge the necessity to taking an early
advantége.

Extra Velvet carpets. the price of which has been,

during the season, $1.50 per yurII are now $I.I5.

‘Fine grade of Savonneric. former price $1.50. we are

closing at $1.10 per yard.

‘Vclvct carpets which were $I no per yard are now

75c . like wiée ‘the price of Axminsters are reduced from

Si.

pr:

10

on per yard to 75c per szrd. ' "

A reduction In the price of Moqnettes from $1.10 to 75c
r yard.

Fine all~wool Ingrains also are out from 65c per yard
50c. ' ‘ ‘

Some short lengths‘ot Axminsters and Moquettes. we

will scllto clone at 60c and shOrtLlengths of borders at 50c.

Following the Attractions in the carpet store. we offer

several items of interest and economy in our

FURNITURE 5701312.

Take the elevator and note the reductions in Rattan

and Reed porch'sotn. particularly Chairs. Rochoi I.;. Arm

Chairs and Settees.

These are suitable for indoor use,

when the weather becomes unseasonable.

While in this store. please examine the meritsof the

“Duplex? Mattress‘"tbr which we are sole agents for this
territory. 11This mattress is superior in every respect, h‘e-
ing made of alternate layers of curled hair and cotton. the

3.

two being “felted." which renders them smooth and even.

THE D. :M. READ COMPANY.

 

Bridgeport. Carin. I 1 “

 

 

 

much to the beauty of a lwdronm that I‘hov nro lIIIrIIIIninI;

Add no ‘moro
pruniinrovory «lav. WII haven“ [Ilt’THEWSST styles and can sure you from
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5 3.50 IRON BED FOR 8 2.75
3 7.50 iRON BED FOR $ 6.25
5 9.00 IRO‘NBED FOR 8 7.75
$12.00 IRONIBED FOR $9.98
$19.00 BRASS BED ‘FOR $16.00 .
$21.00 BRASS BED FOR $18.00
$25.00 BRASS BED FDR $21. 75
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12 North Quin Street, . ‘ ‘
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Contagious Dlseases
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BRAZILIAN BALM Is 3 Lightning Germ Exterminator.

 

'1 FUN£RAL DIRECTORS AND EMBALMERS
South Norwalk. Conn.

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Prevented and Cured

 

It

is the only thing In the world known to mankind that Absolutely
pram and instantly cures contagious diseases. For twenty yo‘ars'
it has been preventing and curing measles, typhoid and scarlet to-
nor, chicken pox, diphthena. whooping cough, etc. Cures aim
in twenty-ion: hours. The small ’pox germ is no harder to kill than

um and must repent. filming them—E the typhoid .or scarlet fever germs.- It will kill the seeds or germs

and stopnbecontagion.; We say try it and stamp out the disease.
We'll refund the money on every bottle that fails. 50c and $1.00
at druggists or sent quick. SAVE YOUR FAMILIES

.nptain Km 1 French. Salvation Balm was used; and them were hundreds of the-n1"

Josue the author and finisher of our 3. F IAOKSON & CO., M’f'g Chemists. Indianapolis, Indiana.

1 I
PromioeI. do us no 5006' an mi I'l had a dozen ohlldro‘n in nir- Rooniing House last April when two of

Sometimes in them were stricken down with SCARLET FEVER. Terror reigned o! courso.

but I instantiv glue 10 drops of Brazilian Balm to each child. sick and sellou-
ery hour The sink quickly. mentored and not another child III-as touched.
though nominally exhoseur

“When the SMALL-WA raged in this city we were greatly expose-d.
draw nigh no you.” Program for Sat- my {other especially. but we kept the disease away by each taking 10 drops
and”: . Devotional service. 3:41). bad of Brazilian: Burn every two hours.- it did not enter and family there the

Airs. Mary Robinson Hunt. Indianapolis.

 

 

. Mm. Viohor R. IEPye. Wiiinington, Dal. .

"WHOOPING COUGH has heen raging all around us Pooplé hre vendor

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why my children do not take it. We give them Brazilian Balm thats why.
IThis Invaluable remedy has kept All contagious diseases out or In .1 finally
3 for fine sears.” '_

SW .1A Smith Gihraioeh Pa.

“Gasoline girls wort-ring In my store: was at deolh‘s door? with TV-

.mtho music of the Wt; ‘1 promising WWI-inn hiked PHOID. Three doehorsin consultation said one could not live an hour. An
Brazilian Balm {Ind nm or failed me i doomed to try it.
no!” you: old. and it in even live minnioa The. sum. was mania! Blue innlnntlv

male 1in
For

I move her 10 drops
revived and
my!» 8 Bradway. Wilmington, Del.

when

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Send this to Iféick Friomls

rooororod. ” .

 

 

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