hundreds 0i Useful Articles to he had for
‘ the small sums of. 4c and 90.
A See What 0 Will But) Here.
, _, Toilet Paper, Tablets, Envelopes (25), Grocers“ Books, Day Books, Paolo
' m Qamvhor Balls. Jap. Tooth Picks, any color Crepe Paper. Tea dups,
‘, Bowls. Harmonicas, dozen Lead Pencils. Fancy Baskets, Base Balls, Cord
1 screws, Rubber Rattles, Picture Wire. Curling irons, 5 packages Hair Pins,
Twine, Carpet Thread, 'l‘oilet Soap, Napkin Rings, Lamp Chimneys. Lamp
minors Leather Purses. Dressing Coinbs. Asbestos Mats, 3 papers Plus, it
rs Needles. Window Shade Pulls, dozen Collar Buttons, all sizes Sitte-
wn,Bssting Spoons, ironing Wax, Sauce Dishes. 60 Clothes Fins. Wire
Sugmerd, Large Dippors. Tea Plates. Suit Cellars, Eu Beaters. Chinese
like! guns. custard Cups, Quart Measures, Games, Dolls, Books. strainers,
aura“, .Pencil Boxes, Knives, Forks, ink, Mueiiage. Glue. vintmé, lain.
timers, Toasters, Soap Savers, Tea Stands, Pot Chains, Stove Polish,
i
‘fl‘raps, Match Safes. Padlocks, Lit] Litters. China Mugs, China Bitt-
Sink Brushes, Cake Cutters, Candie Sticks. Mashers, Whisk Brooms,
crownrlvors, iron Stands. Gimlets. Butter Ladies, Cake Turners, Shoe
[demand the other articles usually offered as bargains for it) and the.
New for the ' 9
fi'lsrins Cards. iiaukasc Calling Cards. Vegetable Knives. Fine 'i‘uble
Perfume, Box i'aper, linse liniis, Tailorlne. Witch Hazel. ’l‘oilct
lnmonla, Tooth Brushes. tint-moniciis. Pictures, Mirrors. (,ilsss l’lntes, Glass
P on, China Sauce Dishes, Chitin Ornaments, Broilers. Padlocks, Settles,
Hooks, biacpame Cord, Moat Choppers. Window Cleaners. Agate Pans,
piStralnersfluspadores,ituies.1izunmers, Tack Pullers, Catt Openers.
Shire!) Handles, Large Screw Drivers, Broom Holders. Vegetable Slic-
Bsatlng Spooig'and Forks, barge Egg Beaters. Collenders. set of Skew-
flponfie Rock‘s, Large Funnels anyi Measures, Fancy Candie Sticks, Jei~
Molilds, Applo’Gorerl.’ Shoe Brushes. Coal Shovels,-Scrub Brushes, Whisk
m '.
:1,
Novelties in Leather, Chitin. Wood and iron nnd many oiiierusoful
‘i.’below roguinr prices. ‘ ’,
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, sptompny filled.
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pleased to recommend them."
1 committee 'wab‘instrncted to notify the:
- rant up fiysrtdolvn‘thestreet. Which. it
' did not Mattel“ much. “ " ' ' ‘ ‘
~ turtle ‘sl'xiieent‘inclt‘ ‘itlhililWonld' it.
, hids‘ contain striking‘elluiles. sud con~
is to Bishoilovo tit 'Ividsne‘s of Youi
1H,»,
‘ ' “ Own' lbs.
it's 80. Norwallt proof for SonNor-
Hulk people. 1 ,v
it's local ondorsatiun for locnd rouil-‘
urs. i .. ' ‘-
it will stand the most. rifllddnvokii-
nation. - . - .1 ,1 ~
, Mrs. Addie Brinks, of «to Raymond
street. says: “My employmentn but.
old, but the coils no application cur-
ininly does not. help it, for backache
and that. tired slid weary footing in
the lotus oppressed me and robbed the
ot my Wonteg' «any. Reading one
night. about oittl’d idlidyl'l’llln and
semi euros the? hall niniie induced "iv
to get. a box at l’lalstotl‘s drug store.
They cure inc relief. nt once. i nni
For sale by bit floaters.’ Price “to
rents a box. Foster-Mllburn (70.. But-
Talu. N. Y., sole agents for the United
States: '
Remember the iiame~~l)onn's~—and
take no other. . ' i :y
hunt; on in
Continued from First Page.
comwilmcn‘s expenses in tnklnr. the
trip come up. unil‘thi'y were advised to
put in their bill for the Sllmt'.
l'pon motion‘of Councilman ilctts. it 3
Who voted that an order for 1300 be!
drawn to pay for the horses ‘if theyI
more sutininctory to the committee. t
The matter of the limiting of the
Main street tire house then came tip. A
Richmond steam boiler hcnting uppurn- ‘
tits ‘wss installed in the house by thef
Jones & liotchkiss’ Company, and iii
has been claimed that while one sliitvef |
the house was being hosted the othcri
has been cold. ‘ '
‘ (letinrllmnn Riordan had gone to tho I
company and “secured i1 guarantee. 1
which he presented that night. at the
fllfl'llllg, but. the wording wins of such
‘1' nature that it wns‘rcfcrrrd back to
Mr. Riordan. for him ‘to'rctnrn to the ,
company and secure another in its;
place. The guarantee. that bed brcn’
giVen Mr. Riordan rend in‘psrt: "We ,;
do not hesitate to guarantee the. ctr." .‘
Councilman Glover did not like the
him of the "we do not hesitate." He:
wanted something positive.’ ‘ ‘
'i'ht-‘Jones s: Hotchkiss (tempos)- “lid 1
l bill before the meeting fer $540.50..
balance due on their account. and up- f
m ‘motion of Mr. Glover, it was voted}
that no order be drawn to pay the hill, 5
provided they give the rmnniittrc sut» '
isinetory gunrnutcc on the booting up-
purutus iii the Main street house. {
The bill of Henry T. Prowltt it (ioni- ;
puny for work on the Main rtri'et tire
house was ugnin before the Council.
'nsi 'nieiit. The bill who for $601.38.!
ind it was ordered p'ltid. .
‘1 think hillllt‘i‘ Wright ought to hr
settled with. iicuilrnwn." (lectured
i‘ounriimrn illovcr. who had trim-cure:
to Mr. Wright's bill of some tiinc'si
\illlnillllfl for parts of a tire supply wiig. '
on. tile orderfor which lind been cnu-;
celled after Mr. \Vt‘llllil hurl ptii‘ctihsevi E
the parts. ‘ Mr. Wright lihd agreed" to j
settle" for 3100. he to keep the parts. 3
but if in the future if‘ at any timi- the t
city wanted‘ii wnizou,"nnti‘hc had not i
uson iiiepnrts he would silow them on ‘
lllt‘ new wagon:
\dr. \l’riglit‘ihu out.- ltundrcd dollars. 1
Councilmen Reynolds said that he".
had been‘to Menard street. and the?
wnik'tn front of tho‘lmiisrd property. '
about \rhich‘thrro had been 'complnint.
xvnn‘fonnd to birth bud condition. 'l‘lli“;
highway committee \vas insirurtmi to'
notify Mi". llf‘dllill‘tl to‘ make repairs. '
councilman lotkaootl."oi"iho sewer ,
t-ominlttt-c.'snld that George W. Hnn~
trr.‘ of Kalli avenue. hail been to him in
rogurd to the draining ot’ the street
ncnr his residence.“ No definite n‘ction
\vn‘n taken, by the meeting. " l
Councilman Butts; rhdirmnn of liicl
police cdlnmittei’. said that. he had been
rrniiostttd'by‘Chief of Police Brisdie'y to
visit the Witter street police station.
and‘ examine the sanitary ‘(‘0nilit'itm oi
the cell’s; shit hitd round omit weir
poor. "This committee wns authorised
ttrtnukt- whittcw'r improvements wcrcé
lilN‘MlIlll')’. ' ’ '1 '
Councilman ltiordun sug‘ ostcd that
a brick [inv'edicnt‘ bh'lnld lir' tilu‘strdtii'
in ‘ft‘oiit‘of’ilic'iire house. from the nut:
toii‘t'tt‘ltliet Sing atoms 0! “thithullding,
in ‘o‘rder‘to so the‘ iii-tide. shut-roves:
rot i‘cond‘lttonu' ' it ' being ‘very hard J‘for
int: liorltiiiijto‘badk tummy apparatus 1
into‘tho‘tfiiildlnx. Ml‘. Riordan dotti'he
had ascertained that'the lob would‘cosi‘
about $75; ‘l-te'h‘ad figured, out that‘the
work could be lione,”wltlt the money
saved on the’ fang; hordes. it was
votiti ‘tb'have t e‘ ik done. At the
present time there is is stésmor'hydi
rant in front of the tire he so, which is
causing 'con‘sidei‘oblti” tro' bl‘e' ’fbl‘ the
reason that the the honor become thir-
xiuhip tn-it’xlheti beckon; thesis str-
phratus’ into ‘thn‘bu'ilmng. The" tiré‘
water commissioners-to move the hyd-
Mayor Blower/thin" hrouéht‘ up the
matter of issuing the bonds. ‘The 13%:
thence to arrive in Norwalk. about May
13!.“- pmhlid“ (beret W’sttfilke intuit
the compaly's‘tdplofles; “"‘Ml "GY’Fthe
sequentyiln assent-trike the-company
is not :mpoooilwiedor delays- !f' blmk
formic! n mintton concerning issuing
almonds: bud been prepared“ by Leo
tonholc. worker on line (little at Hutu
"lililf'tlll, Gold" Colts. 11 iib‘bdve'N W Mi; I
«in the pi‘lt‘narfth unzip}; iii ‘tit‘ttl- m .0 t... x 6" super
rash twat]
. it s. shoreline
htendqiitof ill? Derby Rail.
read. and formerly ticket
Agent in litigate
bill it. Quintitrd. one of lllt' best
known men of New iiuvcn. tlll‘il Sun:
day night at his home, lot Crown
street. Death was due to 11 general
physical breakdown. Mr. iluintnrd
bud been confined to his bed for about
too days. lie was nearly till years of
nae. be having been born on April 21,
lli20. '
’I‘licdond man was for years a potent
taster in the early railroad operations
or the state. At one time tout-r hen
were better known in the rnilrost cir-
rim of the country then he. and those
who know his sssociniitm and his pros-
pi-cis fully predicted tinii he would be-
eoino one of the great railroad cuptnins
“it?" country.
orwaik was the nntivo town of Mr.
Quintnrdf, lie was educated in the
schools of that town tutti in early ninth
hood engaged in the. dry goons business
there. Subsequently he went to New
York and opened another dry goods
store in a partnership. The firm mct
business reverses and failed. Mr.
inntnrd then came back to Norwnik
lilltl entered the employ of the New
York and New Haven railroad. which
then run between New Haven and New
York only. lie then became the station
tigrni. at Norwnik. Afterwards he was
the agent of the road ‘nt (Tunnl street.
New York. Then, he becomes pas-
senger train conductor on the road. and
then was promoted to the position of
nsslstant superintendent of the rend.
it was before the Civil war flint he
took the lust named popition and he
held it till little. in tliiit year‘hc sc-
rcpicd an offer to become the superin-
tendent of the Cincinnnti Suntiiisky
tmd‘ Cleveland road in hip. hir.
Qttiiiinrd remained with the intior road
for two years. returning to New iln«
vcn to take the supertntrndency of the
New Haven and llorhy" road. then
building. Under his direction the tier-
by road was completed and hi- l't‘tlliilli- .
oil the stipcrint‘endoiit of the t-oinpuny
itil the-road wns'nbuorycd by the Hour
anionic system in lilttii. '
(hitter the new innnupt-incni sir.
Quintnrd felt disposed to design the
stipcrlntcndoiicy. He then entered
mercantile the uphill. lie epcncd a
turtle store in Waterbury with his rum.
and the firm did business nutter the
mute name of Qulniard n Morrinni.
3 MW separating '
Bridgepo
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THI «who: PRI nominee
is This on —‘ r w BLOOD
hummus.
Dr. David Kennedy's Now and Latest
Medicine.
Cal-corn Solvent. llr, ncnuctly‘s new
medicine. is niitpi'estionnbly the (frown
oil King of Spring Medicines. li purl-
ilon the blood in it flood of wnIi-r
rleitnsos n Miunnnni sewer. or as the till‘
nnd sunshine sweeten a foul room.
\lfihni soup nnd water do for iiit.li,in the
house, Cili-i‘lil‘il Silvont ilocs hr the
filth in llli‘ body rinlthti’thisucn. the
limits, the liver. the kidneys and the
blood. it citpcln illoliiiniors and int-
pnritics which innko us all feel so dull,
licnvy and tired in the Spring." it
leaves our bodies clean, healthy and
safe titulnsi the compinints of summer.
You may use it with implicit t'onllm
dt‘nci‘.
l)r. Kennedy raid of it“.
“l regard
Dr. 'llavid Kcnnmiy ever lived in ltnn-
doitt. (‘ity of Kingston, N. Y.. and the
home of his new illltl int'ost medicine in
tint-cunt Solvent. All tlrnggisis. 81.00
h bottig. or six for $5. ii. ‘
REE SAMPLE (litres.
Yon cup obinin 11 free sample bottle
or llr. Kcnnmiv‘s wondertul ,liéW llli‘tlv
lClllt‘, (lul-curn Solvent, also it free punt
plilot on the ircnilnont of various dis-
eases. coutnlnlni: much valuable ined-
lent odvit-c nlul information, by simply
addressing it better or posinl to the
(lat-curs Co. Kennedy Row, liondoni
N‘ 'Y. » ‘ 0' 1
GARTMAN FLEECED PAWNBROK-
ERS.
CHIC/tilt). March i7.-—iilnx Gnri‘
man. who \rns nrresltcil in the pnwn
shop of .lni-ob Klein last night. is sold
to have tit-cred pnwnbt'dkers through-
out the country of more than $15.00“.
All alloy. the composition of which is
known to Gurtman alone. is the. med
inm through which the men were
mviniiimi. in hundreds of shops in
New York, l’iiiliiiltiitlhih'nntl Chicago.
\vntch t-iinins. nppnrenily gold, are
stored nwny us souvenirs of the man's
DDI‘i‘lillililS. The ordinary gold tests
sci-m to show 11 solid and hen‘vy gold
,chnin iinil plnin i‘llill'lll. The lrticics
.u'vpi-iir to lll‘ worili‘ $41) to $50 and
tlnriinhn bud ltitic ilitliculty to obtain-
ing the loans of 820 to $50 on them.
MORE RIOTS.
nit-ilill‘lllllii‘t‘S of strikers are not
llt‘ltl'l)' its grave its all individual disor-
dcr of the system. ilv'crwnrk. loss of
sleep. nervous tension will be foliow~
ml by niicr,collnpsc,‘iinlcss a reliable
. remedy is ‘iiiiiiit‘ilintety‘ employed.
There‘s nothing so om lent to euro. ob:
ortlcrs of the Liver >2 lilncys its ['31
i'i‘ll‘li‘ hint-rs. it's'a 'dcrfnl ionic.
and effective iiorvinu ililtl lbt- gronlcsl
all around medicine 'for run down svs
tt‘inu. it dispels Ni‘l'rtlllHlICSS. llhcu
Illilllrill‘l nnd Neurnlgln .ind cxpcis Mn
aria corms. Only hilc. nnti sziiist‘nr
lion unurnuit-I'd. by 1“, ll linxtcr, llrui:
gist, * '
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f
This firm existed for some years lilitl
then won forced to giro up, as its pui«
lounge tutti tint met the
of its projectors. it is said that Mr.
Quintsrit ‘ sunk u gooddotil of money
in the enterprise. , ,
Sinec’ tilts bnsincsi was ended Mr.
H “'8“ VOW” to it“? ’Qnints‘rd tr'nd‘ cnguiietlIin one or two, Wu” mot
other business ventures. which did not
more successful iind'hc bud been on»
pioycil in cnpiteities in which he hnd no
tlniim‘lnl interest. ‘llc Wit.“ ’lnst om»
plo'ytm by the Consolidated road. which
mud is then-estiii of n'roinbinniiim of
rnilroiid interests of whit-h the first
rond‘hii Which MI'KQlll‘li‘ifll'il‘ werlicd.
the New Yort and New iinvoo. won
the nucleus: His position ilicre was
an obscure one, but it served to keep
his mind fcmpieycd and contributed to
his gents-tit comfort.
Mr, Quliiiilril was one of tho best
known Nations in the stoic. lie was
at the limo of his tlcitiit the oldest print
nriind master of ih‘v‘crnnd lodge of
Connecticut.
degree Mason, 11 inciniwr of New liti-
von Coiniii‘nndory. Knights Templar. of
Franklin chapter, and 'i‘rnnihui lodge.
lie 'wiis‘ secretary of 'l‘rui‘ubuii ,lodirc iii
the time of his ‘ donili. 'l‘hti Kiitzhts
Templar will have charge of the film."
ml. which will inkc‘pinccfront the till?
dertitkinit rooms of lmwls e Mnycot-k.
in New. Huron. at 1 o'clock Thursday
afternoon. The interment will be in
Norwant'in the tainiiyviot,‘ where ins.
Quintnrd lies buried,
Surviving Mr. Qtilntnrd is Fred Quin-
Stevens; of Norwalk. died in 1885.
The dead man was extremely popu-
Vet'dllly mount“:- -1.
sorta“ new so”...
4m sea! . .
~~ , . stfin'd be Cured.
if a few yea
:snid
litre
flied with: heat), .
“Infill. .. .
dent. tiniest tonne discover in .1
, * eadiii’g' thetiipers‘iof‘th
mottled!" protection: is the only advo
used roommate» be relied ‘upoij t9 5 DAN“
. .110 Justwhnt itclsinis. ., ~ -
iintlciptitlonuy
H" was " 'hmy‘mlmi sure.~ Only 25c, at F. ii. Baxter‘s drug
C.
itsrd. a son. who resides in New Haven.
Mrs.‘Quintnrd'. tvho'nvns Miss Mary ..
isr in New linen and who beloved by .
pit who'knew him. ’His‘ life had been it
usaturono and his reputation was won-
out a stain: His departure‘wili be'uni.
hé Hyothet Fear Times 9,
ra’ago smile one had’
ldoe,wouid hhvflbeenhidi‘c'uice ‘anéi it; “00mm,“ to
ad [0113. '1" Boom. that. end-I 8191195,
“33934 méil’htlnbonferenee today. Mt-‘Max
nth... ‘ h, n"
la’tlod‘ag‘umy s gs
: DOCK WORKERS WANT MORE
1 WAGES.
‘ CLEVELAND. ()hlo. March 17.»
lDelegatesrepresenting the locals or
llmkc 'Erlc ports of the International
inngshorctncn liilil Marine Transport
Workers“ Association nnii'llock hintr
fire yesterday to hear the
wage demand at the former for the
it‘llilllilg season of navigation. The
tworkmcn demand an advance of 20 per '
,coni. over inst year which would menu
tun incl-oust- of two cents u too in the
Little for bundling orc. it will probuv
i My take several days toreprh ll. settle~
i lllt‘lll. ~ ” '
l wonxme’ ovations.
1 Eight hour lows tire ignored by those
‘ tireless. little workers—wilt King‘s
New Life Pills. Millions are always at
work. night and tiny. curing indiucs-
.tion, ltiitouttncss. Constipation. Sick
'llondnchc and all Stomach. Liver nod
musty, pleasant. sate.
{Bowel troubles.
3 store.
,EXPRESS, SERVICE ON “ALLEY L."
’ CHICAGO, Merck l?~—'l‘t‘.c. (.‘lilciitzil
Junction rnilroadnrnck Migration ordi-
., ounce. which includes the brunch lines
of the South Side Elevated ltnllroatl
to thigiowood. and to the stock yards
and an express service on the “Alley
. li.‘ was passed by the city council by
a vote of 57 to i‘inst night. The mes~
i sure embraces projects which will cost
”4.450.000 to car‘ry to completion.
FQR DY P§PSIA.
Bush, of ow Castle.
red for years‘ with
I ONLY CURE
. Mrs. Franklin
Deb. says: “i so
:dyspcpsta. ,
tress tutti belching. I tt'letj everything
. l could hear of. gbut‘no‘thlng helped me
. until i took Braziilau‘lem. and one 50
.cent‘bottle cured me completely."
; For
‘ Baxter.
wnubnsriho coLonsooi’
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J, C. Montgomery.
'will inset the mill
“V ripher.‘ and
l woman“ i‘eppésentnii‘ve‘of the governor.
. init‘ the situation in regard
to the advisability or, withdrawing the,
truth!) ' ‘ .'
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greatest danger‘tr‘o‘ni golds and
_ _, , _, ,tng in‘pneinnonis.
it reason to, care 3! , however,
3‘ cl‘fit 121.3111" WMYMMM mt-
ii; an danger“ be mm mops
s Witt) hive uses
- ' ye have
hsvlnt'ré- ,
THE D. M. READ
(Jul‘curn' Solvent :is the crowning
nclilcvemeiit of my life. it will not
disappoint." ltt-ineiniwr: Only ohtl‘
i". A ilnuloriii. of laiilrnugc, (111.. suf-
lt‘rcii tor six months~ with n frightful
running sure on his leg:
that iiuckli-n's Arnii-it Sulfit
cured it in five days.
Wounds, i’iics. it‘s the best snivc in
tho world. i‘iirc ,llllill'illllt‘i‘tl.
Sold by 1", ii. Baxter, druggist.
HERRARA KNOCKED OUT CLIF»
BUT-TIC, Mont.
liurrnrn last night knotkcd out .luck
Clifford in the ninth round of what was
scheduled to be u (Wentyvroniid bout
with it hard right punch to the jnw .
-. {mummy jg, 1.-.- “not. .-
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Established 1557. . ~ '
UNDERSKIRTS-SALE EXTRA onto his
t You remember that it is our custom to havc.a Sale of ~
Petticoats in March, and at these sales you are able to pick
up some wonderful values. The time has arrived and the 9.
Skirts are ready. The sale will commence Tuesday mo'i‘n-“‘ '
ing and will continue the remainder of the, present :- .3
month. Carefully consider values. ‘ , l1.l ’_
AT $6.98. Six dozen Black and Colored Taiieia
Skirts. itemstitched ruffles. accordcon or side planting in a
l
variety of styles. Value $8.00 to $10.00. ,
AT $4.98. Four dozen Taffeta Skirts, heavy quality, 1
plain or changeable silk, rufiles and deep corded flounccs'. "
Value $6.50. .‘ v "_
A'l‘ $5.00. Black Silk Moreen Skirts. yoke bands.
deep plaited rufiles trimmed with ruching. These are the.
best and most durable Petticoats: in the market. ,
At $2.98. Black Silk Moreen Skirts made with double
flounccs tucked and platted. These have proved very
satisfactory.
A’l‘ $1.98. One dozen Butler Moreen Skirts. These
are made for service and will stand any amount of good
hard wear. They need no recommendation. Value $3.00,
regularly. ‘
AT $1.50. Colored and Fast Black Mcrcerized Skirts.
ruffled. with tucks and band trimmings. Value $1.98 and
$2.25.
AT $1.19. Four dozen Fast Black and
serizcd Skirts. made with deep flounces and tucked ruffles.
Special value. . , ' 1
AT 98 CTS. Nine dozen Fast Black and Colored
Sateen Skirts. platted or milled. lined or unlined. Value
31.50. 1
Also tour dozen Black and White Striped Sateen
Skirts with Van Dyke trimming, very stylish. Value $1.50.
AT 79 CTS. Five dozen Else}: Sateen Skirts. faced
and made with two rnllies. Regular value $1.00. , .
Three dozen Black and White Striped Spun-Glass .
,Skirts made with deep Bounces and plotting. Value $1.00.
Connected with this sale are many small lots wherein
the quantity is so limited that we have omitted mention of ,
them. When you visit the department you may chance 0!!
one or two that just suit you which are not in this list".
ll.
Colored Mer- 3*
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The Special Sale ioi Comicrtables will continue to,
one day longer. Among these are some Comtortables 5611- ~
ing for 75 cts. that are fully worth $1.00 and have usually
sold for that price. The rate of reduction is the same pro~
portiouatcly for those higher priced. V
THE 1:). u. hm?) COMPANY.
Bridqeport, Conn.
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rr SAVED HIS LEG. MISSOURI’S CiGARETTE BILL.
JEFFERSON CITY. Mo,~ Murt‘h l7“-
‘i‘iie House has passed the Senate bill
pitihibltiug inc solo or giving ,zthin o ,
cigarettes, cignrctic papers or, cigar-
ette wrappers to persons tinder eight,-
con yours of use. under a penalty of
Stud fine for each offense. The bill now
goes to the governor nntl with his six;-
nuiurt- it will become n law.
but writes
wholly
For litters.
Only 251‘
‘0
STOP THAT ‘COLD
or it ninv result. in Pneumonia. iii‘n-
zlilan Balm is breaking tip Colds when-
ever tried, almost without exception.
10, 25, 50c and $1,0t) bottles. The Cl
ford. Baxter‘s or Piatsted’s.
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FORD.
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Used to bare g‘reat‘ dls- .
sale hy'a. nympho anti 1‘. 1.1.. ’
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.. . ., . ., . COLpRADO SPRINGSMCOION March
g‘mcl‘“ cure caisrrh, by “:1?qu 171-41.,illfghiaxvrelt. private secretary
”31 .m- tho,” Goreriior Peabody, has arrived here.
AND nor- .
.1 turnout: and eiiiidr o .
initiate
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Norwalk Chronicler