Mrs. J C Holden: who has . on ill
of the grip is able to be ottt again.
Captain Verity with the steamer Ad-
Itu- v., towed a barge to Bouthport this
rnorhintt
Miss lds Ainsworth, who has been
ill was so far recovered that she was
able to be out yesterday. ‘
Willis Mills of Cross street, Roway-
top is ill with the grip He is known i
to a great many in East Nor-walk. l
Rev. .1. W. Davis and family will
spend tomorrow in Barton. its guests
of the liumhnrd family of that piac o
(1. Herbert Mead. of Fitirileid, will
this week join his brother. H. r). Mead.
Iii the store lately purchased from E.
S. iianford.
The meeting of tho .lunior Band will
he, held on Friday evening, in the |)il.l'~
sonago. Albert tieib will lead. A full
attendance is desired.
The ladies ofV St. Paul‘s Mission will
meet at Mrs. C. S. Smiths to quilt.
Wednesday. instead of Thursday (Vm.
'l‘lIursday they will meet with the] II
dies of St Paul's at Berkeley street
chapel.
Edson K. St. John spent Sunday with 1‘
George W. lieidcn, ill Newark. and yes.
ierduy met his wife in New York city.-
Iind they attended the Sportsmen's
Show. in the afti moon. and thi- then-
lie in the cloning
John Burns of Van Zandt street.
was taken to the Not-walk Hospital
yesterday. where ire will undergo trest-
nIent for his nerves. lie is much run
down and while not seriously ill. it will
probably be some time before be fully .
recovers. ‘
Beatly's paint store is beginning to
look inside as ii-there had never been
It lire there. The carpenters have an
ished their Work and the painters also
have nearly completed their labors.
The. interior of the store is painted
white with light green trimmings.
Mrs S. S. Naphcy who is ill at a
hospital in New York is so far recov-
I-Ieil that she is able to sit up. Her
daughters, Bessie and Addie. visited
her and found that it will probably be
only a short time before she will lIIIV
able. to return III her home in East NIII'-‘.
walk.
, The first match game of theI pool
tournament at Haf'ner‘s store was play-
IIIl last night. Frederick Lovejoy and
Charles Heiiman were the contestants.
The former is rated eighty-five and
the latter sixty-live. The score was
1H follows
Lovejoy. H edman.
'I' 8
lfi—l 15—]
"ii ii
35 23
40 21‘
47—Il . 41ml
.‘Iti—~l 47
03 .'I.’I
‘75 as
79 till-«l
Fred Carr‘ acted as scorer and Char-
les LaCroiII refereed the match. The
next game will be tomorrow evening
between David Nash and William Sea-
men. the former rated 80 and the lat-
ter rated 70.
Three colored men engaged in a
lively. but harmless tight. yesterday
afternoon. on East Washington street.
not far from the oyster shops of the
itadel Company. What the fight start-
ed over could not be learned. as those
in it refused to talk. One of the con-
restants was: “Professor-P Wesley. a
corset player. The other two mixed in
and made it necessary for him to pro-
tect himse‘i‘ iii a strenuous way He
’happened to have an oyster hammer in
his pocket and be cut loose. landing
heavily on his opponents' heads. This
mode of procedure was so effective
that the opponents were soon put to
flight and sought shelter in a nearby
restaurant. Ono rnn inside and at
IItcmpting to dodge under one of the
tables. upset it and precipitated the
dishes and crockery on the floor. He
was finally rescued by a number of
persons who had gathered about and
who acted as peacomakers. No one
was hurt, though there-are probably
sore heads today.
,_..._.._.
Marriage may be a failure or it
may not be. In either case there is a
lot of indisputable evidence to the corr-
trItry.
Clear as Daylight!
To have a lasting Vanilla
Flavor it must .be made
without alcohol.
Is It Possible?
son-unity; vssr
V AN i L LA
CRYSTAL3
Ieei every requires
Perfect Flavoring an
...o
i
i
i
. t. - ‘a--’x -n‘um-unm
' iiyomci cum courts-2w
' tires in Brooklyn.
I has
‘. II seycre Iittac k of the grip
. York hospital.
Sick for some time. is not yet fully re-
’ day
I had planned to start on a trip to the
' postpone their visit.I o‘wing to a slight
1 buildings in Railroad place is being
i
{the Stamford HoppiutI (or “also!
ism
in-
i
i
outflow
porous Dru plug of the “colt..-
Not tuatil yomel yo «scoured
has it been possible ioIItrutMiiliy say
that it remedy for catarrh was known.
This remedy is breathed through
the Hyomel inhaler for a few minutes
ioru times easy. and during that
time every mrticle oiyair taken into
the air passagow and lungs is impreg-
nated with.4hoIgerm killing and health
giving Hyomoi. it is the only treat-
ment that cares ‘catarrh. '
.fitomaclt dragging often causes dis-1
ordered digestion or brings on some
other diseasep and never makes a per-
Ring the ‘
trumps Clio 9:16. c. Bates the lo-
cal Iioo unloads!” tilted to the Stam-
ford Hospital with a broken leg. He
had been carting ice for Mr. Bates
when a cake fall from the wagon an
struck his right leg. He was Iver
lame but. managed to getyabout. Yes-
tore-y. however. he slipped and fell
and the log broke. He was taken to
the hospital this morning. He is
resting comfortably todayn
The lnalImooting of the Mlddiesex
Club was held last night to dispose oi
its furniture and to move out of its
qunent cure (of- catarrh. . Hyomei not quarters in lthei Welles: building.
only kills the germs in the throat and‘This was sneeeosfuiiy done anti the
nose but penetrates to the minutest‘. rooms are now vacant. They will he
air cells in the itings and “liars that occupitsl in a short time by the Darietr
blood with , the oxygen. killing the Free Library. The library needs
germs in the blood.- it, frees the nItI-I more books to make a 8000 showing
eons membrane. from poisonous mi-V in its new home. There sht to be
eIohes and gives perfect health. some donations from Dari citizens.
A complete Outfit. costs but 3100 liar-her Frederick Chadderton has a
and includes an inhaler dropper and: dog which came very. nday getting
sufficient llyomei for more than it. killed yestorday afternoon. The brute.
month's treatment. : though small. is as evil II tempered not
The. Stillson-i‘owell Corporation havev trial as could well its imasined and 1'08-
so mtrch faith in the merit of Hyomel terday attacked a passer-by without
that they agree to return the money? warning. taking a gip out of his over-
lo any purchaser who may be Ilisstrtls-l coat. The man who was bitten aimed
find. i It revengcful kick at the animal. which.
_ i if it had landed. would have probably
I finished him. The canine dodged and
the man nearly dislocated his leg. it
is said that several persons bate been
bitten by the arrlmal which enjoys a
Captain William Youngs. of McKln- Vi‘l‘y bad reputation among the gen-
ley street. is still quite ill. I llcmttnl)‘ ”0148 Of Darlen.
Mrs. James Stevens. of Pennoyer Governor Abiram Chamberlain anda
street. is ill with a severe cold- ‘ number of members of his stsfi.IAdiw
The Official Board of the Methodist tant General Cole and the surgeon gen-
(‘lrutch hi ld II meeting last nigirt. icIiil made an official visit to the. Sold-
Miss ] idii \\ ichs of Crockett Birppt i iers‘ Home at Newton, Sntrtrilii-. for
I-IItIIIIIeII to school after a few: the purpose of inspecting the home.
days“ illness. They were accompanied by a' commit-
Miss Jessie Close of Raymond tee from the legislature' sent there for
sttoet. has returned to school after al the purpose of estimating the size of
week's illness . me appropilation needed for the com
Miss Mar'jorie Mills of Highland lug _H'lli' The Ilsiiors arrived in the
IIv.IInue is confined to the house witlr| morning at 10:30. and after looking 0"
Ier the home. its inmates and the
Edwin L Stevens is renovatlnIz the wounds pin-took of one of the best din
house on McKinley street owned by . pets that the culinary depart Icnt in
William Ambler, of Wilton. -the home could produce Dur rrg the
Miss Evelyn Johnson. of hogan dinner ilmernor Chamberlain address
street. has secured aposltion ln Lani-'19 ed the \I-eiiiitns who were present.
depot restaurant. in South Norwaik. Thiv were about 350 in number as
Mrs. William Hartley hliB returned nealy tI'Itl ate in the hospital at the
III her home in New York city. after a present time. The governor and his
\isit with Miss Ella Hilton. of (‘huichistaff departed at 2:30 evidently well
street. pleased and satisfied with the home
Miss Lizzie Cullen. of the West and the any in which it. is conducted
Side has recovered from a severe III- by Superintendent Coo. The day was
ltltk of the grip and has returned to utently enjoyed by the inmates many
sc.hool of whom shook the hand of the gover-
Miss Emma Saiterly who has hccni ro‘and wished hlrn Well.
Iisiting her sister Mrs Edna Wtilker
has returned to her home in Mot)" Si i WESTPORT.
Last night the school eeommiue
uni, 11.1.
the steamer Laurel left the harbo. |
yesterday {or the first time this win I ““1“ “ ”mm" monthly meeting.
[pr She hag [0111‘ i0 (.reenport f0" (tillililt' If)? T “0111““ Glynn ill danger-
u load of shells IIItIsiy In at his home here. the victim
Hubbard Lockwood. of Rowaytoni of purine III.nlII
avenue. has secured a position with the‘ Just the day Saturday to stick siudi
('. N. Mci{ibiiV1Vn Company. of Water !IIuslv to onc' :- home and a majority in
street South orwa i town did so
Effie May. the little granddaughter Waiter McKenna who in the victim
of Captain and Mrs, M. H. Wilson. of "f SUM” fever. :5 well (In the way
Seaview avenue. and only child of Mr. toward recovery.
and Mrs, Louis C. Wilson lies very ill t
soWAYEIoN. ”
Miss Gertrude Cole is visiting rein-1
.l . ....V ‘ . .92 .i Mrs. Charles Hall. who has been
31.331194;“3.35.33?'I‘I'I'I-I Han dangerously ill at her home. Lyons
‘ ‘ ‘ Plains. is convalesclng. She has a
Miss Lillian Wicks; of com avenue.
who entered the Stamford Hospital
about four' weeks ago. has passed a
most satisfactory examination. and
will enter upon a thirty Inontlrs’
course. twenty-four of which will bet
spent in the Stamford Hospital and
the remaining six months in a New
. Miss Wicks possesses
all the qualifications of II good nurse
and her many friends wish her success
in her new work. '
Miss Jennie Louisa Scott entertain-
ed lIer junior music pupils (III Saturday
afternoon. at her home in itowayton.
(Irokinole, pin-pong and other games
were thoroughly enjoyed by the child-
ren. A musical comest was held. Miss
Jeanie llitfault securing the prize
Among those who rendered piano
solos wereVMisses Mabel Ambler and
.letrnle Dufftuit and Master Herbert Dit-
iault. Refreshments were served and
all departed for home, having had a
delightful time.
wait for it.
DARIEN AND NOROTON‘ Traffic on the Wesiport Bridgeport
William Faitbanks is confined to his! iivlsion of the trolley was badly tong-I
home with a cold. . led up during the- early hours pi Sot-
Miss Hattie Whitney. who has been I Iuday owing to a Westport car hating
ill for some time, is very low. Iiumped the. track at. Mill River switch.
Mrs. Arthur Raymond has been vis l Passengers were transferred but the
iting her mother in South Norwalli. V: accident served to cripple the senior
Sylvester Bowen move into his new f for some time
|
large Iircle of acquaintances here who
will be gratified at learning of the al-
Ito-i IIIItainty of her recovery.
TIII Methodist Church was crowded
Sunday night when the evangelist.
Mrs. (trace Weisor Davis... concluded
her week of revival services. The story
of her life prm ed an lnterastiftg‘ topic
on what) to hinge her all important
admonition to be converted
Fred T Iiedford carried off the
iI‘ebI-uary cup in the Crescent Athletic
(‘lub trap shoot Saturday. beating W.
‘I. Marshall. a formidable competi or.
the points. Mr. Redford scored 45 at
of a possible 50. Considering the
weather the score is the more remark-
niIii
Joseph G. Hyatt paid a visit in
iiridgeport yesterday. He was discov-
ered sheltering himself at Main street
and Pairfleid .ayenne. shortly after
noon and enquiringly asked: "Where's
VSpring?” Being told that it was can
my: he concluded to go to Poii'a and
quarters in the Austen lock yester , Ed Thomas is lamenting the loss of
day. .6500 Ashe tells the story he has a
The meeting of the Missionary Clr- j friend engaged in the stock business in
cle will be. held this week at Mrs. Mm .New York. who had promised to ptrt
phcy‘s 'Ihim "next" to. agood thing. Quite re-
The Reading Circle of the Congrega Iccntly that friend came here with ”It
tional Church will meet this etching straight tip.” but Thomas was in
at the parsonage Bridgeport replenishing his . commis
A meeting of the Social League will ' snry depar-.tment On his return here
be held Thursday evening at the home. . he found a note that read-J Sorry—up
of Dr. and Mrs. Noxon. leth a sure thing. the to one shot.
Representative Cave. who has been. Couldnt wait. You're $500 outs" and
iThomae hastaiten the. matter as» much
Ito heart as if he had really drawn
that amount from his geneious bank
account and lost.
lrvlnz Milisxpaid a visit to New
Yorkg’i‘lr‘urmay. Ind contrived to so
distinguish himself that the boys . at
the cor barns haven't yet stopped
plaguing him Mills had board a lot
about the E n Musee and concluded
Ithat he wool 11’: return hone without
seeing it. No visitor no the lace but
what is conversant with l
honored wax figures in' the" 811m
covered, but is progressing nicely.
Abarge load of cool arrived yester-
for the Little Point Coal Com
pany. This is the first arrival of coal
the company has had in some time.
Mr. and Mrs. George H Tiiiey who
West yesterday. found it necessary to
indisposition of Mrs Tiller.
Qwrge‘KIt‘spp «pen a. 6st: mar-s
ket soon ~ The tat tier of one of the
fl'lOOII‘
ing soled for
a cough as
coughing!
Tll'eh’g'hothing ,
cough as Ay
Mot-Ii -
A cough means a great deal id young person. ' -
it a family history of weak lungs, with perhaps‘s' css _
sumpiion itself. Coughs weakch Idicilssuosmongestthemem » -
branes, and prevent healing Aycr’ 5 Cherry Pecior‘it‘i cannon “
the congestion Ind infiViimmaIion. and the cough disappears.
Your doctor will coins, for we give all doctors the tannin.
3.1: “articulate”.
our family for our 2.1 y s For all MIOININV'
mne-
" 6hr MAu’sCho l
I “You “.86 is mil-octets? $32319- n
Mas A. POIIIIOY.Appl no.7“
;
W .... 3"“ W
wosKmn ovssrmr.‘ ‘ "
blight hour laws are ignored by. those
GEORGETOWN. "
\ir. and Mrs. C. H Taylor visited in
A
New Your on Monti-v. tireless little styrltersnDVI‘. .'Kiogs
Miss Kate Connery of 111ng,"..th New Lli'e Pills. \iillions are always at
was home last Saturday/V work night and day. curing IndigesI
tion lilliousuess Constipation. Sick
‘Headachc and all Stomach. Liver and
last lioncl iiHOillIies Easy, pleasant. saf
sure. Only 25c, III F, H. Baxter's Itru
store. . ' “
Ernest Caniield. of Stamford.
home last week for a short tithe.
Rev. Robert .1. Beach spent
Thursday and Friday in New York city.
Bert Benjamin. theI night operator
at Brancliville. officiated at the George .
town depotall day Monday. IMERION'S PASSENGERS LANDED.
'lIIe 14mins Aid Society met of Mrs QUEEI'STOWN March s—The to.
W. A. Williams residence ltlsi Thurs- "minim: passengoIs of the Dominion.
day afternoon and owning. An oyster litre steamer Merion. from Boston Feb-
supper was served and music was en “lily "0. {0" Liverpool. which around-
joy-ed in the evening led near Retires Point. White 31w. aft-
Mr. Stevens elocutionlst of Dan iI'I lefll'nillitihisimtt Sunday weielnnd-
hill‘i‘ 811V? an {Intfltninmmn «1 the Ni iii 7 ()C'iixii this morning and will
Congregational Church last Tuesday 1000000 by tail to Dublin and thence
night. ”(I iiikti a fair-sized audience by steamer to lIichiIoo whom thelr
He gave entire satisfaction. The Inu- lbaggnge. is landed. evI have not
sic was furnished by the Osborn fatn- istiflcrcd from their experiences.
ily harp violoncello and mandolin. but
as they were unable to get their in-
stiuments in tune they made \greaii
W “I.
NEW voak NEW HAVEN &
“'“i‘k I" “- HARTFORD RAILROAD.
Frank \' Zahn who opened a barber . I- I...__.__... i .' ‘ .
shop in town on the first or February 1- MI TA _
has closed his shop and still go to New I ...»...ILE
London. where he has secured II posi-
tion in ontI of the largest shops in the ‘
city. The public is sorry to have. \ir.
Zahn leave so soon as he was welll "gw YORK
liked. and was getting- a good «trade A. 91,1214” 5:068. 5:53, 6:15
here. The reason for Mr’. Zahn's leav- gip55. 7:13 7:52; 8818:. 9:05 9:25!
lug was that it was impossible for him 9940‘ 101'“. 10:49 ":35; '. '
to get It house for' his family to live in . p; m-” 55; 1-13 2- 25;, 3; 05
with two miles of his abop.sa‘ihere are 3- 20X. 4; 07. 4'50x. 5; ‘0. 5. 55:. 5 33.
no available rents in the village-It the 1:55;, 7-55,. 8‘00. mm
In time! December 21,1902.
;.—-—...V
LEAVE SOUTH NORWALK FOR
present time. 'lbis leaves the i.“0\hn sunngvs ‘
without a barber again and is a good A “—12:40; 5:05;, 5:53;, 9105.
chance for some one. 9: 42: . .
-‘ "~ . P. lit—3:201. 5:40, 5:65:. 7:20,
TRAGEDY AVER‘TED. 10:10. ‘
"Just in the nick of tline our Ilirte _-.
boy was sa\et1.”\\rites Mrs w. w-ai iLEAVE new YORK FOR soUTH
kins, of Pleasant City. Ohio. “Prion.- - NORWALK.
IIIonlII had played sad havoc with himti A. u.—Iz:ozx. 3:00. 6:00, 7:00.
and a terrible cough set‘ in besides.i8:00:. 8:02. 11:00:, 10:02:, 10:04.
Doctors treated him. but he grew worse? V11 :00x. 11:02. ,
every day. At length 9 tried Dr. P. \1—12 02 12.04 2:.00x 3:02.
King's New Discovery dire
tion. and our darling was saver
Cognsump .3: 30: 4:02x 4 04. 4: 80. 5: 02. 0:001.
“08 6: 02 7. 00x. 8: 00:. 9: 00:. 9: 30 11:00:.
how sound and w.ell " VEvfiryonc ought j . SUNDAYS.
to know it's the only time cartI for, A. M. ~12 02x. 6: 00. 7: 30. 10:02.
Coughs Colds and all Lung diseases. . P. lit—6. V00. 8: 00:, 11: 011.
Guaranteed by F H. Baxter, Druggist I ......
tIItce pile and :1. Trial bottles free .95"; gourri ManALK Fort
‘ " NIWI HAVEN.
VA. M.-—_—12:06x. 1.15. .:J 25! 0: 18.
“So on are going to get an nutomo- :42. 8: 42 9: 10:. I10: 05:. 11: 05:. 11: 37.
bile?” “"i’cs. answered the man who 7? Mrs-12:03. 1'12 8: 02:. 4: 18.
is always thinking of his health. ”The”: 25: 6: 25,- 7 05!. 9: 05!; 9:15 10:01
doctor says i must walk more. ~~ 11:16. .
Washington Star. Bridgeport in addition to above—P
' 11.2—45 501128~
sauna avs
Ali—‘12::08t1 15!. II 25:. 7:42.
\‘
_—
' THE STOMACH IS THE MAN. ' f
A new. stomach weakens the man. be .I
cause it cannot transform the food he i9: le. 11: 05:. II ..
cats into notrrisirment Health and: P. ltd-7115. V9105
strength cannot berestored to any sick
man or weak woman without. first re- SOUTH NORWALKV TO VDANIURY.
storing health and strength to the trio 2 A M.—6. 28:14:41 .
mach. A wool! stomach cannot digest; P: M.V-—~1I 20‘ 4: 27; 5:10. 5:57, 7 10.
enough food to feed the tissues and re -
its the tired and run ddwn flmbs and .‘DANIURY To SOUTH NORWALK.
A.M.:.—-600 7:28 8:18 9:V,88V 11:87..
xrgans of the body. Kodol Dyspepsia
Cure cleanses. purifies. sv'veetens and- ' '1’. M.-—-4i008,. 6: 42.
strengthens the glands and membranes i Sunday trains to Daabury. 9: 90s.
of the. stomach and cures indigestion. In.: 7:80 p. rs..I Leave DonharyV. 8. 05
dyspepsia and all stomach troubles. s. in: D tint—8:08.
{Hillard Pharmacy. ‘8 ' Mr V indicato- "nun
, I
«um?
V 4....- 0'... a ‘0'!-
Np Ems.
What a revelation on ”washcloth and; brighter and linens
put in order. it has been planned to
open a market arbor in tho season.
but necessary delays have postponed
Itbe date. Mr. Knapp will scilV fish
knit and vegetables. I
Selectman Charles W. Raymond.
who was operated ‘tipop suture" in
ct! He wasn't certain More
what the toll and recalled t
to "tell his «cabins ton. po lam.“
This he did to the one is the. gum
bnt that clip "Itsv'er opened iii a
his face that. do my 8.0 Int Pup
and asked him i. lip
"M it“ 10:.“ as; I... ”1
a you to re nilN so
see the spin: up to
wagon. and got in line It:
trouble. is very to". The chance. are
mad.“ bio boat: or“ III and
this tiltifllt recovery. Yester-
.bowom be ins rooting 00:23:
M'W sun :inI
think.“ that unless complications at in.
that his chances of recovery are lin-
Y Wé‘fi?‘ Marcb218. ui'em
Wm ins iii lib his scene-s
err-a
but of coum Mills hadn’t modulus};
“use
or: no air be hot! I lookof flotilla pit ‘
trimN ror. ..
em
re did red hints from scrubbing it's easy. Wash In 1th
unhght way. I.
n u
"do
If
«\V
hot or cold water
rt}...
AVI '.
"tl‘ I
mortar underwater. .
1m ofliii'wnt
)II. Win}. LII! .
It’ s Hamming—Bk Cake-All VSoap—Flbe Cents.
". I». . u.
4
I081" N. $0M“ OAMIMVDOS. IA...
' laid; andIthat"sbde‘tinn witrpry the
I‘ sum of ONE HUNDRED natural for-
. (‘atsrrh (3an e
f In my presence this 6th day at moors-
her. A-
~ equaned.
whiter No beating out of cloiiics by raping, And no more i
State of Ohio, City of Toledo.
Lucas County. 88.:
Frank .1. Cheney makes 0th that he
is senior partner of the firm of 1“. Jr .
Cheney it 00., doing business in the
City of Toledo. County and Stats afore-
. restaurant-knit. roast. J.
Gold. Sliver.Niokol.,w3
so Antique Bronsing.V ' ' f’i
mien
he New England‘
9.. per r6t'tlfy in. no sup
show you one. .
THE .650
each and every case of Cstarrli that
cannot he turns by the use oiIHali' s
FRANK J. CHENEY.
“Sworn to before me rind-subscribed
i880
.. A. W. GLEASON.
(Seal) - Notary Public.
Hall's Cltarrh (‘ are In taken interti-
Iiiy. had acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces of the system. Bend
for Itostimonials. free. I 7
F. .l CHENEY & C0. 'i‘oiedthV V.O
Sold by llnrggisbt 70c.
Ha'its Familt Pills are the beat.
This it“ and
3: air. It .I.
‘WA’XE’NE caveman bid or 'ir iibw
floor and'VIstains the natural grain of Steamer; £0 it 5&le
'w Mei§< grits.
n
p. m. Norwalk and 141'
walk during the 21130??ng ‘I j-
—————--M
the 'woo‘d‘. if the. drier is stained. it Norwitlk “a“
brightens and preserves the color. 23 East River B
lt" is an our floor. warmped. soiled ’ ’
ro‘ugir. scratched ir'nd unsightly. it ‘wlil
ren’io‘ye the di'rt'and stains. eliminate
entirely the scratches. even up the tin-
raly grain und make its general‘sp
péarsnce ohe‘itpntit‘od per cent. better.
As a germicide. WAXENE is charged
with'prope'r‘tiea known to be. death to . , .
vermin. -lt"drivea array water bags. The Mnooticut‘mplfam .m " .
cockroaches, bed bugs. buffalo bugs. slice Company 01W”!
ants and other insects. Mice and rats kit: 6. ” ' ”W“ .
allow a dislike for'lis taste and keep FRED :Hf ,F'lklfi. fm‘k’a"
away‘ from the floors upon which it I”. “WW
has been used. ‘ '
WAXENE saves time—~labor—mon-
or. it is'the. easiest to apply or any-
thing ever made {pr floor dressings. It
tends to purify the air in the room and
for hygienic- principles cannot ‘ be
safe anti pronto!” i I
loci: for: protection
.le
Pitt-6 White L666 666 It"
mind by hand will “on m
.ar'loog and cover outflo‘ Iii!"
. face as machinery mind;- I'm
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