"Isiah"
HG.” ‘I
" I of Rev. D'bWIt't
I-Issfloulrltutos
.. W W80 of
' hllorwaflrliaptist
l
' g .. In“ none thing but there
. I ." _I onifeltatiotllsdité: II.
' ' - . curren I rep.
Fatwa rate of vibra
and “sub divided and rep-
W” color
WWII: l:currents vib'rate red.
,quI. green and yellow
-0 I rainbow In motion motes
'Ildoof the earth and down the
ol‘,‘ impenetrates the earth. and
through it In all directions. or
-I that ribbons of the above col-
were interwoven and moving In all
. I I, II though each man was en-
meshed It's ribbonI of 9 colors. this
Mid giro you;5 'corr idea (If the
Mamie currents that enswathe us.
7 These color belts are Divine intellec-
in] «trees and by power of mind you
on attach yourself to any current you
pairs. and com II- the enediction that
.Wlib ' its
"to . . not be demonstrated
call be demonstrated
eIe statements lnio
ctice and know.
All ”great forces are unseen. Elec-
trio V ere. but Is unseen
t‘exc 1n tr t't candltlons. Maket
these currents active by visualizing
. he'n't who a riben of any enter you
‘ w'iah to halo your mind, place it where
you can see it: thus you fix that force
which the color represents. In mind
and utilize it tar your Own good.
Red represents emotion of some
kind. and II the natural aura of the
,IflIIIIi creation; hence the anger of
'M! animals when red Is placed he
tore them because that color creates
, icture and contacts with the red
in theni.‘ and every atom In them
is. nuickened. All animals are not
-01 l] 'Iuroharged with this red cur
Ines, which represents force. When-
. an becomes angry he contacts
0111111131 red current flowing through
.lhewther. This current enters the
My. the whole system is surcharged
the atom ‘are emagpetized and they
WI can each other as
w n‘h‘n'h} hang-contacted the
stove. T'iius anger likes the body
Illsooptibie to the Inroads of bacteria
"“1100 “1100‘!“ atoms asunder cannot resist
g: 1.1%” 1119'” Ed! is instantly dis-
a" it intend: of the red current.
' {sin a fatal stroke of paralysis or apo
-' picky coming as the result of violent
'1 hl‘ not Yet been made public.
i
In,
..., I,
we Ill
Koo mm" mm: two miodktbo ob:
4013‘ and the
II' mi in 'mind dis-
tinguishad' by the literence in the
method of creation and iunotlou. ’l‘he
formerw“ laduc lve the latter Intui-
tlte 81] We nd the subjective we
Are able to identify self with the cos
Inir force. We have found that the
world Is belted with different grades
01 lilht and each has a certain po
teuc.y Each of the seven colors of the
rainbow has a distinct function and is
held by the laws of God to its own
office.
Specialists like DarwI’u. Haeckler
otc,. ,la ll sill iilrfm that III the moncron. the
limit anima substance; the subjective
Ind was perfect in dlrccting this or-
atilsm. "l'his conclusive evidence is
at hand for everyone. This sub‘ective
mind III related to the grades 0 light
and action that encircle the world.
' As‘ the wire is attached to‘ the tele-
phone, so may we. by a conviction of
the law deep enough to hold us to con-
centration. nilachIto these sorts of col
or and receive to ourselves. from these
currents which permeate'us and all the
world III every atom of matter. 1 am
competent or not as l attach myself to
llll'Siif "lllli'nl‘l. An animal function-
ing in red is normal tnan functioning
in that color is abnormal—mgr. vlo
lent and revengeful, and 'attao ed to
the current of anger that Is vibrating
through the earth. range color. the
immediate cause of 1 life, is basal.
(To be continued).
~»"i owe my whole life to Burdock
Blood Bitters. Scrofulous sores cov-
(1ch my body. I leeajcd be and core.
11 B B. has. made the a per ectin Iweii
mg. .Iira. Chas. I-luttonr'Bet-vills
1. x .w . I t .
STATE BASKET BALL. LEAGUE.
Norwalk May Have a'Team In the New
Organization.
A state basket ball league is being
organized for next season and Norwalk
has been. suited to take one of the
te'slms The whole scheme of the league
but the
Bridgeport Standard says.
Billy Lush has secured the manage-
ment of the Bridgeport basket ball
team. which he will put into the state
league which is now-being formed for
next season. During the winter bas-
ket hall has experienced a “H":
throughout Connecticut and the 9 J
pects of a successful league are bright
Next to base bail basket ball, which is
a sister game is now the moat popu
Iar or all athletic sports. It Is a clean
and fascinating game. and Bridgeport
next season will be the scene of at
least two league games a week.
Plans are azw In the works for the
formation of elghtriub league Be-
sides Bridgeport Hartford. Merldcn.
and New Britain. have jumped at the
opportunity to get into the league. Ti
is expected that Stamford. Norwalk
and llnnbury will fall into line. With
Billy liuah at the helm, the game
should pay In Connecticut. Bridgeport
.einoti on: -
F‘o..llowlng are. the sub- currents of
red and the emotions they indicate:
firsflt‘t anger: crimson. passion; red
Noun. fear; wine color sense gratifi
onion. ~Each subcurrent in the ether
.is' contacted by, various moods.
""Ocuilsti use 'I'ute red current for
{treatment of but few diseases This
magicians” pro-
duces marrow“. a disaster Only the
t cruel hatred would lead one to
film this curt upon anyone, for
m force permeates every livlnig
$1111“ animals like to get into the
gill: (no breathe as deeply as pos'
dlble; when“; ck they like to lie In it.
loot implanted by God.
did lie used to treat
ldren. Do you wsh
tI' to grow rapidly? starld' re
rotbem and see the orange color
.- tiring into you. and then through
1'91! £8;th the plant. This color
hint: ii'te‘. The Yogi cohdetrses
rand forces this life into the tree that
be match spring from the seed blos-
.0010 and bear fruit in a few holirs. the
name power that the Christ could use
when be p cipitated the material from
“page! so that the loaves ahd
were refinished as tas bro
m.- Green represents unit cilantro!)
ess. manifesting in this color
41.25 111 desires for wealth nal
' {possession influence and posit}:
l! '1 a current if
' ngs, hence y
$00 the pictures you cnsate i
’Wfl‘objectively learned how
41;. 4a nonentlty, by not con-
er
£2105
.'. ' . 9'“ c” rent 32; mg“ New Epfiland_ Brawl g 9%.} H-ruo
' ' “a“ ‘1 diliilirw:"\nvmli1; l (inhuman; w
. er en WI: .
basses °t “5.515;,‘3‘efifglifizg Stapletcn. Bridgeport; .‘I. c. Scovllie'
:‘u t e m. OK in NEW Haven' “110' ”Iowan: ‘Ne'w Bill:
' “In. ain; Charles flgfiggeo J: Frank.
‘ -‘ - '3 “d “the Merldent Willis retain: and
' W stirs;- new; WNW 0w rbury; H;
..> " despair; theaa I. . Tripods» ' ”for; lihooley.
. Iurih is' now uni “1mg”
. ‘ :I‘ star innit-15mm-
W ~ 09.». ”in!“ ,im .
an ° . I. . 0n.‘1‘hrttord: . trumpets,
“ hf j q. bur'yJ‘ndG. B. Carl , gfipum.
car: i _ " four (3 TH nan. I
rig” r .‘I‘ .. anew nausea
" ' " out . . ot 1000.110
ransom?" ' so» ""1":
_ ' 2o ' sore use
‘ modem“ the pie mm or weak thirst
y; "i . ' I" .. . in". :5 ~ . ;
I . ;- ‘4‘ . i L : 2
I'
bodies to others will return to '
z Price 50c anti :1
ltiow“ be g the champion of southern
Connect cut. them are assurances of
the team being able to cope with the
I best that the state can produce
'The titer game under MN Lush's
management will take place at Sailer' I
hall next ‘riday evening with' Meriden
"1’0l the ch mpionship of northern Con-
nt\t‘ii('.ili A cage has been secured by
“Manager Lush and seats will be arrung
ed In polo ring fashion. Several other
exhibition games will be played prior
to the middle of this Inonth. when Man-
ager Lush will leave this city and go
rsouth to join the Boston base ball team
.with which he has signed for the sea-
son He will return in the fall and
manage his basket ball team.
. TRAGEDY AVERTED. ., .
1 "Just In the nick of time our little
{boy was saved" writes Mrs. W. Wat-
kins of Pleasant City. Ohio “Pneu-
monia had played and havoc with him
and a terrible cough set In besides.
Doctors treated him. but he grew worse?
every day. At' length we tried Dr.
King's New Discovery for Coneump
tips and our darling was saved He‘ a
.now sountband well. " Everyone plight
to know it‘s the only sure cure for.
Coughs Colds and all Lung diseases.
Guaranteed by F‘. H.- Banter; Dru r“
'i‘rla
I
i
ATE BOTTLERS’ Assq'cmil'lON.
legates from the Slamno'td'ers'.
goclatlon‘ I in Bricklayers" hall, in
ford 131
was transacted. it was ‘v
the next’moatipg of the .
Bridgeptlri‘ 'ili‘a'rch 20f
'lt'1. 1110‘ mungmm' the“? following-
1‘
~ to attend the convention:
Iday Routine b sinesmzm
1" Ethan March it.
, Committee and the Annotations that
I tossed and' dame.
gt tom of misc
d Boy will be the
“I'll.
TlgACHEH'fl' LECTURE COURBD.
The series ottered by I, the Town I
'l‘anchers' As .ial on has two numr
hers I'cmaihid I" of these will be
.'iltm on Wed esdtf evening next at
the llaptiat urch on West avenue.
Loon ll. A'lndnt lectures upon I
subject. American Oratory. He wl
use the speeches «rich men as' bold
In) “muster-“1.01m ‘Iihoun and oth-
ers to illustrate his 1s. 'l‘hoa'e w
bare heard Mr Vincent know that he
wi. I give his audience a thoroughl
joyublc ('-v enlng along with Inteli gent
f“l'1i(islnr_l rind judgments upon the lit-'
A'I'KII" wor h of the Iubjccta discussed.
The ion! dr'ltca's oi the course is to
be made by Dr William ..I Long. of
Stamford. Mr 14mg Is the author of
u humid-r of books upon the life of the
wild c restores. and is widely sought as
h lrrrurur upon this Interesting topic.
11 la expected that special prices may
be poured in the school children to
o‘eur llr. Long. for he is as much of n
TR‘TOI‘lIf‘ with the young as with the
--hildrr-.n of a larger growth. Particu-
lars will he published some days in
ndvnucc of this lecture. which is book-
cd for March Slat.
'I‘Hlll LIBERTY BELLES.
if you want to enjoy a real genuine
hearty laugh. ear some of the best
popular songs of the day and see the
famous dormitory scene with Its thirty
bits of femininity clad in nlghtgowns
and the famous pajama girl, go to
Hoyt‘s Theatre, on Monday. March 16.
to scr- the musical comedy novelly of
the your, "The Liberty Belles." Which
will be presented by Klaw & Erlan-
dcr'a tamous company including ilarry
tinfoil. it is said to bootie- of the most
unique and odd stage productions seen
In years. The stage pictures given In
it represent the interior of a young
ladies' seminary at the interesting hour
of midnight the interior of a cooking
school to hlch a number of young
women sti onta have run away from
their seminary, and the exterior and
grounds of a famous hotel In one of
the Florida resorts. The story of the
piece is something of a novelty in deal-
log with a new theme and written so
as to give everybody appearing in‘the
company a character to sustain. Ain~
ong the many novel features of It is
the fact that. there is no chorus, There
are a number of very pretty young no
men. but each has her own part to
play and her own little bit to do. This
Is the first musical comedy seen in this
country without the time-worn and mo-
r-hnulcal "chorus."
PLAYED BURIED DIAMONDS.
There was a good audience at l-ioyt’s
Theatre Saturday night to witness the
closing performance of the Alma Ches-
tcr Company. The company present-
ed “Buried Diamonds." in their usual
artistic style. There was general re-
gret that Miss Chester had no part in
It. as she has won a strong place In
the hearts of theatre goers of The Nor-
u'alks by her supe’ribr ariing.‘
Y. M. c. A. STATE. CONVENTION.
Arrangements for Thirty- Second An-
nual Event to be Held In Derby.
’l‘lre thirty-second ainttI convention
of the Young Men's Christian Associa-
lions of Connecticut'wiil be held at
Derby. March is. 20. 2i and 22. 1903.
commencing at 2:30 p, m.. on Thurs-
day. the 1,9111. and closing with the fare-
well service on Sunday evening. the
22d. '
A cordial invitation is extended to
officers. trustees. directors. committee-
Incn. paid employees, and other mem-
bers of the local Associations. corres-
ponding members of the ,Siate Associa-
tion and others Interested In the cause
for which the young Men's Christian
Association exists to attend this four-
days meeting. The program- has been
prepared with great care. and It is be
iimcd that the addresses and tho dis
cussions of topics vital to the cause.
protided for therein will prove both
interesting and profitable
The (allowing rates are offered by
th'e hotels of Derby to persons wishing
' Bassett House 82. 00 per day.
‘ Holiau's inn. 8150 per day.
Entertainment In. homes. if desired
will be provided for all men holding
credentials duly signed. but applica-
tion for entertainment must be made
Mr. M. E. Brown general secretary
9201 the Derby Association. notister
obtained from the general secretaries
or the Associations. and may be also
ed by them or by the presidents of thei'
Associations: - '
The same arrangement has been
made with the New York. New Haven
and Hartford Railroad Company re-
garding transportation as in former
years; namely those who my full fare
In going to the convention can obtain
certificates there entitling them to tlce
kats for the return pusage at bli
price. .
it is the earnest desire "of the state
the «cones may .be fahnachlnc to
its pliant. and that rams it istereit
in the wt which Iavlistinomly "form
rouse-men. bruins men." maybe as-
'L—s—M "
II-aeaaoatsrrssvns._ g. ~-
M‘s-fl
I“
. )3 It II
were
I A
' . . " I
‘ . .
oafle. a'nllv'or'y ml '.
boy knows what that M ,_1
1111 see It for a while and are? a loud ‘ I
Credentials may be "
f It! noon yesterday to
' or else barred shall beo'
Whrwerusy:
x'
the fur sill“
””"""“’ Beautiful
Bargains is
to give good Wear and long service.
1‘) 111C" BLACK TAT'FH'A, regu-
Isrly Me. per yard-I sper- “"3“.”11
1:1 price" —-sl\eci.rl
I9 INCIi BLACK TAFI'LTAJ
.11le Wt Defy-Int spec-5
iai prise.... .............. “M4”
"4 lNCll BLACK TAFFIJA 01.1:
21011101 lMPORTED BLACK TAT-
' PETA-regularly 00c. pcr6 ~~1CKMI -If
yard—special price ....... ‘ \Jud. spc
I9 INCII BLACK PEAU DE $60|l—- I '26 lNilll
. Iisclr Silks were never in such high tar or as It the present time.
Our stocks are complete is every da lsll.‘ liwry yard is gdsranteed
Special menilnn is made of
. standard nuuharp luisletss. Fun \10 soles and Cr pc dechlues.
IQ‘llai’l BLACK LAFIETA. "s; '37 111.1: “gal: {1' AU D1". 5011 ~—
Istv c. or at ~11 c- regu Ir y per
Ial price...p. ...y. .... M. .‘ ystd~spee|al price ...... 9505
‘.‘ll [NC 11 BLACK PEAU Di". (2 WIN
241M711 BLACK (2 l1". Di CilIbE‘
I line. per I
al'd 69cI
”THC”
27 Icon suck I'I'a'u or'I II. or; no men wtut
-—l¢ “'1er ‘11"
clsl Pl’la.
.' taunts. regularly I c.
Values in
in our sssorll1
for uslsls. llnlt'gt.
.Ili the icadtn g‘
90 1111211 COLOI'ID C '
regularly sou ..
rm
20-13131." WA‘NA
special price. per yar
'2: HIGH COLQIIID
Tihs. ragulasl We:
specialprlcp, pa “1""
l9 lNCli COLORED
TAl' l HA5 ragulsrlvihsc.
Itpcclil price. per I rd...
11 ND
ITAFl-ETAS, special rise
'P'rymi 500.. Oflow
or men wmrr my or.
New. Fashionable II
spacial nce. [term III
1:111 prue.
1.00
1
— i I 110 .
regularly 80¢. per yard— ”69¢ I meaalr 1" “cm I,“ I’m." 59:
”wt“. "kc” i 24 IN 11 BLACK CRiPI DE ( IIINE
'27 INCH ILM’: K TAi'ltTA. u- ‘
,_ —rcguisi' .) $1.00 reryatd ‘ -
132,3?“ ”'2 yard we“ 36" E vipecialpnce ............ 79C
It. 111le IL‘A'Cii 'l'Ai'Fli'TA.“ 24 le'Ii REAC'K I(Ili'lPl Di 1‘. IIIM'.
regular 110 or wrcs'u If I rcr
yard—Ipyeclal ylrlt'e1)...‘°m )aid-qsci'islpr'rc .. 10‘00
201N131 MAC K ( Ill‘l DI. (. lilflicl
i)‘ $1.1" per
cisljrii'r ...... 1025
MACK (IORDII HOT
Exclusive Deslpnin
litb. "‘“dwma ' crts are here In elluri attun-
dsnce. All the yllsh mu iahrlcs now in vans for
separate waists Hal
Particular altcntlon ltd
-'fstirias and Louisine
and shit: as wel
In lKClI WASHAQU
Iiegularly «Or
price. per yasdl.
*5 ItlI blrn co‘ wings
I
391.1. .....PIW'J. "dual“.
[humanoid 5m vs lines:—
!
Carri. mutiny sltootr
Md”. "(1"
)1
0-1N1111 PlAll'i P'O'NG'i'Z'L
.IIW.,,,9
Ivelty Silks ll
‘1‘“ 1" uitI are classified in ihl stock
tron Foul-raiahdil be mics in our; ind white. blue
NECK mus 'IAIFE'TAS- spacial. nice
pL‘Y\lill ”’7'9‘c 89m.
III:
bcrlu.
Mints: -
1 .00
The
in cure
self.
Dress (399d;
' 5111 DOTTED (REYES.
75c.
urc dye; elegantr finishd.
correct weight spongcd and
shrunk; 50 inches» 49
wide. at. par
vard............
Lamps
These remarkable bargain ofic
lPARLOI
.ID‘AI l I)!
. . chimney. Value
I
skirt or dress you can rely with abroluie
stock and at prices that
is to 25 per cent below regular figures.
V0113. ETAIINES. RICE VOILES.
., peril and socket.
' reside. ’ilall price up
I relay to light. ro-n'plcod.‘
l cw Spring
(In the Choicest Creations—-Blackr an oted')
Are Here in Great
Everything pretty and attractive in Wool
extensive collection.
Whether you are looking for material
certainty upon III
will, on comparison. site
EMBROIDERED
WWII}: asp srotLIsIs. mm VOIL
17 A11 1111191 Black Chtv- . ii. 00 Quality Black Voile-Ali-;
superb finish.
and wiry; 46 ins.
w id c . a t. p e r
wool
yard.........
Globes at Half
rings will berfcund' In the Q'hina' depart
READING LA \iP W111i
«1
i. M l' S 1:. Inchlome shade. scrolld'cco-
“2“". deer: rations: pink and green tinted;
rated with . SS stius' hall the;
a-m.‘ globe. : new ...................... 2 50
Jun foot
' . TALL PARIOR LAMPS Spud pink
I u... nil; m3 - and green. hand saluted. toss
out mg“. oil ; decorations: to 0
N“- 56.1th has. .'.ii .I.
nine; new I (Baa Ilt'tlhts Oua' lot of line
"‘"'“"‘" 1N“- . etched '(las Globes: S0:
‘ WRIP‘C‘Q , value: one-half price 25c
2 00 'I --
° LAMP 'otosts'- -Onc tor of v on i
. IlClil'L guru,“ Decorated Iliobes~0nt~ ‘
READING BMW. 1 holfprics ........ ...... s
romp'eic win; fidmkiud- one-halt
10- Inch dome 1 "I“ “o“ t .150
plintilmlpod and l fldulklnd—onc- ”halfz 00
be“ q“|‘“, ; pnt‘e nu“.
; roarfits runs =“D'ms'12hm
‘ compo c all route n
8.4!). 1‘ m“ 1 mad with Irgusd "o‘uraar or
NOW: for I r.w:1.<rarh rurn'cr wi tfisnve.
'mILI ,eomple c. : twitch dosa- mas. telnrlp a
only 1 reel of pitionlluoing.bl'lll goose
’tii‘fii 25
Come and v
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V GS FANTASI! V01 E5. FANCY N
1:11.111 m
II uiatlv 10'. cr- arti— Clill'l-dcgularlv‘lfio
so: ' ' tn...” .... 52° per yardI special price. 1-39 1') INCH msloal
st tacit Itself rsau‘or. 3 ea Iscu stapntzarrr ptcrusti Ffiofi’d‘flg gas; I
r a sea. r at ~t¢gulsriy n. so , «part III-- , .
sgcfl'grice..rmy ...... yam Ipcrial prlrc.. Pt 2 0.0"” :I "if: MESA"! POIIiA DOT and.
401111. 2316K '“UIM' sorr— 'HI‘IICIILC'IIPI DI IIIiNE-rc AID‘S “can“ some. P" ul‘l't‘u'turmmllwron use
u r Ir 8 00 per _\ ru— 245 part cs for «ya
:gdalflpyrl l.u: ... p" }... .79c spezi.rlt\r1rc.....J ...... ill 1M. 5," °sov£ut' '( 11101.1?6 ‘1 {firm}: "3 £029
or Silk and ,Wool F: n be found
w it—tben pass judg n it your-
or In elaboratcsgownh n every-day
"1“! want In our
tug of front
’CIVCS are:
Allis.
ETC.
Foremost among the
not woot car
[5. TWEDS.
31031113 Rich jet
crisp
'aiter 5 1g; 50
inches
per vs
135?“
' NFLSIACII PA" I LAMP—Clim-
1 plots. ailh imj rted Iish scale
1.10M: best quality burner and
Emanrlc; 3‘. 00 value;
WIN. complete1L
rurbs 0h art EPTIo'h I AMPS« H T
A var‘ely of Ihllpcs and «cron-
I .
tail and squall slrspcx' H’ "
IV'JhSi
‘ _sr
or
I\‘I
lions:
titled with gold-plated
foot: smoo value; .'4 5
' ptlr: now. .‘... . '
I I‘ll-OI
.'I]. I
.50
LAl'VllS-Solld t'olor'.
linety tclted Si‘ no
Hide: I" pride nou i
$30.10 Luvs 11:11 '
pure new...“ ..... 100 00'. N
amp nuzoamo “no” Pl
I A “P S .. Llori. Drawn and
Pcuork decorail I;
8101s) value it
rilk’ Ls”? 51W ‘0 the run-
lmuf' l‘flpol'ld- I'ia'mp Nudes at
111 or c: L
to oo‘hiaer. n rice.
.‘.... .......... 3 5 .00
$19 opsu-aul'u' pric'a 7 50 !
nou' .... ..... ”.1 .......
moo Shiatsu: III ""10 00"
non.
S:5.ouShade1.tprIre.‘2 5.0
110'.
AL
$150 y Imported Black
. guilt: to retain finish
aflfilii
(:61
the basement.
black.
~I':_.
isartsoao arms: Aréiau IND.
an In:
Colorado and tourism Ofllclal Says
. Ill-o Kill not lie Benson Issd
DENY EB. Col. March 2.-.—.General
Manager Herbert of the Colorado and
Southern ensuraau. says that so far as
the railroad' ls e'oncerriod the strike at
the 111 chine shops or Ihc company in
scysra cities is at an end. No oonaid
eratl n-- will be glue in the future to
the treats of' the strikers or their
representatives. ' He has issued or-
ders that the luttructioua contained in
his recent circular giving the men an.
ort for work
yell in every
IrssrUcularI Mr. . Herbert says the
company has all the men that can can
9%“ WIN}- naedi‘
ha pt assert that the terse.
r raisin: use or the
d ”30:1 , “been
bdvo'blol
:j'ipoonmo
i'qi‘
‘.'_
- \
wealthy New
own 111090111”
relic! has comp
naturalist arm
the value of"
refused. u Marl!
lus Ban let
asked shalom
pianoasnd
[4001' FAVITHEIR TA'X'Eil.
QRMWNH. March 2—RefuIIing toi
reduce the tax assessments on‘
tit business ins
re the town bd
let'ed its labor-II and
placed III actions“
Gallailn Thompson” Seton ‘Vill' of a
duced from M00000 to 02.800
Mr. BeneaIet's‘ a'ssessment
houses. ninety-three acres;
aormz- the steam yacht, Do
on six houses so: two hundr
sixty acrephmountstoosoaoo ‘1
will pa 3210.-
William Rockefeller I msgament
‘ ITO? THAT COLD .
or luau: result in Pneumonia. Bra 1
:11” Elisa, Is‘ Diaphragm up @139“. ,
co. -
cur.
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Accidents 1
1
many ,
:who 01 Ramon (" new
i remedy
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asked It have.
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:11 rilel.
'-..Willism Roe retailer;
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1.3: a
PM
risen :
a. fur- '
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tl' «serious. are
always ham homes there Is
0119" need for ffective remedy
for bruise! C 5. scalds. etc.
Ql'i is’the best
at“ .“1'1'9' wounds and
lune leer: are '
'Itj Isui w. .
Work
' this digging interstices-sea or
I coal stove carrying buds of ‘
coal and ashes
in fact. it isn't anybpdy‘s
worlr. No one within piping pi,-
‘tance of o "I: Inmoany has say“
excuse for having a coal range
In the kitchen when a GA.
HANG! ooItI so little ,
it saves time heats only when"
you want It, and is the most
economical heat in the world.
,WORTH LOOKING iNTO.
Don't kick when you find that
all the ranges at the present
price are gone. as we have re-
peatedly stated that the next lot
will cost more.
Connections free. \
A postal brings our I'cpresorr
tatlvc.
Conn. Railway and
Liability Company.
WWO.“
ARE YOU LOOKING FOR
A BETTER POSITION?
Are you able to accept one? A
ltcttcr position—0pc with greater
opportunities. may necessarily
have to bc accepted at a few doi-
lnrs pct ucck lcss salary. Have
you It Szrxiugs Bank account
uliich uiii bridge over this (icfi-
cicncy until you have woven your
worth and have scoured the dc~
sired incrcasc? Money in the
bank is of trcmcodous importance.
Why not start an account now
and right here? Think it over
and act.
_
Four per cent. is what we pay.
SOUTH NORWALK SAVINGS
BANK.
United Bank Building.
The south Norwalk
Trust Cempanu.
GENERAL Magma.
ya was: orgasms”.
sass vapour VAUL is.
I gun—._—
When you make your will remember
this cempany Is an executor you can
it
is always open for business. and ready
depend upon. its life is perpetual.
to serve.
.3 M
SOLID AND SUCCESSFUL.
Bnuiaunnalflant
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
——~——
Surplus. 3100. 000. 00
Ollher Profits. 340.700. 00
001111 I. m WI.
JACOB M. “W. Cashier.
oraécrOaIi “ f‘ ‘
John H. Farris Henry uymeun. .
John H. Knapp christian Smarts
JohnH. Light 5. Hgflathpwsoo
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