o Aid “attire
This health givdr in meat speedy
' in action and satisfactory in
faults. Thor will be no bil-
ionn attacks ‘yickvbpndacbnl
ifyoutakn " “Q . i'
Beecham’s
. Pills
i can Everywhere. In beam to.» and use.
“ notice?”
HOT NORWALK
‘TRI
SCHOOL DIS-
. . w.
The taxpayer- 01th. gut Not-walk
School metric! are he by notified
om the Dlntrlct in bi t‘ u min. on
the dollnr. laid on the town nines-
mentriist of 1902. It a meeting of the
til-trim hold on the 13th day of June,
1902, at the Eut Nov-walk school
hOuu. will be due and payable on the
first day of April. 1903. at which time
i Ihail be ready to recall. the name
at my stars, No. 10 Fir-t street. Pen-
alty at the rate of woe per cent. a
year from April 1,31 3, will be charg-
ed on all taxes rem 1ing unpaid on
and after May 1nt,190
E.$..GORHAM.
collector of Taxen torv‘t e East Nor-
walk School Dilitlta ~
Dltod. East Norwal a ch 23, 1903.
‘ ' m23 lot
too
Marshall H. Toilets. 'ho was
pointed on the genera committee to
represent East Norwull n the prepar-
lntz of a new cit)‘ char . was in New
Haven and Bridgeport sterday. and
the outlying districts. r. Tolles cx-
pccts to call a meeting at to get llll
opinion of the East No lk people in
regard to amending lh reliant char-
ter in the interest of En orwalk.
Rev. J. W. Davis wan Bridgeport
yesterday on business.
Eli Bradley. of saugut '. has been
visiting friends in town.
Frank E, Day; of Bo
John W. Bodily for a law‘l’s.
David Truunnen in Si) pg 21
days With his family in 0. street.
The place Occupied by and Mrs.
\ .
.hnvc been on a trip which conaumcd‘
Menu in East aVcnue. is g repair-J
c . .
Mrs. Walsh, of Cottage
rapidly recoVering from l
neon. . '
This evening David Nash ‘g Frank
Fox will play their match gt m m.)
Hnfincr tournament, . ".
Regular prayer meeting Jul-row.
evening in the Advent Clitlf‘tiivm be!
followed by the annual meeting thci
..0 urc which will probably“ clyi
*tt’llkén'dlé‘m' "“'*' “' ' ‘irp l
The eighth and ninth grad . the
Marvin school have concluded ex
nminutlons and the ninth gr m“
commenced to study algobr The
eighth grade is doing review w
Mrs. Daniel Morrell is movi .0,“
her home on the Farma' to ik
Mr. Mom!“ is still absent and
for the news that he was in Ne
last ‘ week. she is ignorant his
whereabouts. ' .
One dead game sport lost a
' $10 bill on the prize light Inst nig .1 i
now he is glad he did not lose .
There were a number of small .
about the town but none which 1
onutcd to anything. ,
Ai‘numbcr of wrecked paper
, which had been filled with stone
to be seen on the sidcwnlks in differ
parts of the town today a
Icatiflcd to sure teen on
some n suspecting wayfarcr.
. ,The meter exercises whic
held
late lil- '
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xenon. is .
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admired and so highlypralsed that
Sunday school boarfhaa been an
to give" them «go
once which will meet
(lay. .
All the services of the
.Ha...
at 33:350.
convenience
months. _
The unamntm
from the home of
has been ill with s
time. The young
do nicely new
circumstances. Sh
be able to be. out of
[bmflt 'of the freak and bracing
,i, y c
during the
East Side Notion Bazaar
Jolie Chi-ed of
: intonation
up. .
few
ll of wit have been urged a number of time
two years ago in the Adve
Christian Church have been so mu
in during the confer
here on Good Fri-
Mothodist Church. which have during.
the winter commenced at 7 oclockq
will hereafter begin at 7:30. W
those at 6 in the past will commence
This conforms to the public
summer:
e has been removed 5 :9.
Anna Stevenson. who ;
cat-let fever for some 3
lady in getting along m
as in possible under the f.
2 will probably soon i all
doors and get the: .
Joint Worth 25
4 " - some
In. ultimatum-1 “cm
on!!! ' well.
3%: a: lmpun‘ tired ya
1 *.~ A. ‘ u
out the bowel! ‘
1“ 'A .
opened 2- the ptiltn lolly flir til. at
time by um Jennie Devil and the. i
Richard Blind. The atom in hwd'i
comely piled up and the stock hi a com-
plete one in the notion line. Besides
notionI_ the lndlcn expect to take or-
der- for fancy work and knitting and IM
other thing: of a similar nature. ’i‘helr
patronage today was I flattering lenti-
, menial of the desire of the people of i
East Norwnlk to see them Iucceed in
their new venture.
A lady who iiVus 0n the East Walli-
-. inctou street bridge is looking for it
‘ dance to get square with the pert-ionl
, who played an April fool iokeon her.
‘ She was told that a person living over
I on The Fermi: wanted to «9 her. She -
l dressed in her prettiont and want i
There was a crowd‘lined up‘
t there.
i on the bridge waiting for her when she
. returned. She has not been
Efrem flince, but the Joker is growing
; thin worrying about what will happen
1 to him in the way of revenge.
7 nownv'ron.
is ill with the grip.
Ethel Mills. daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Archie Mills. is ill with the grip.
Judson Adams spout Sunday with
i friends in (.‘ornwall-on-the-Hndnou.
William Moorc. SI'.. in quite serious-
ly ill at the home of his daughter. Mrs.
:(icorge Wicks.
Rising Star Division. Sons of 'l‘cm-
lpcrtmce. held their regular meeting.
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ensuing year.
. Mr. and Mrs. George Thrall and son.
George. of Port Chester. have been
the izueats of Mr. and Mrs.
t'l‘hcall. Pcnnoycr alrccl.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Themes and
daughter. Wilma. of Jamaica, arc the
liufiiilii of Mr. 'l‘homen‘ mother. Mrs.
Mary ’l‘houu-n. Rowayton aveuttc.
Mitts Laura stoncbrldge. of New
York. returned home Monday. from a
visit ivith Mrs. Albrecht.
to again visit lll‘f‘l‘ the last of the
week.
A large number froth this place ut-
; tended the reception given to the (‘lL‘I‘~
‘gymrn by the Epworth League Union
[tin the South Norwalk Methodist
,Church last night,
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DARIEN AND NOROTON.
William Milwood. of Boston. is visits
Jug friends in town.
Andrew Taylor, the llveryinau.
William Persons. of South Norwnlk.
returned from the south. where they
quite a large share of the winter
months. They report that they had :1
very pleasant time. .
George Bailey. who has been in tha—
sming. N- ‘1" ‘0" “9"”!!! days W"- l‘“ .dowu and amusing "Colonel" to a dc- ‘ said:
returned to this place and is looking
of Mr. Taylor.
he fccln much rented after his trip.
heard '
.‘uunt. Mrs. llavid Osborn, in New Ha-
MuriOu Crockett. of McKinley street. LVGII‘
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hint night. and elected officers for the ‘ll‘fl tor his visit to Cleveland, Ohio. lt
Frank ‘
She expects -
in .
spending a couple of days in New York .
. city.
is visiting i has been visiting .l. P. Brummer. thc.
. well-known barber.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Morehouse have ‘
‘ after the llvcry business in the absence ‘thrcntoncd H". demolition of that non-
Mr. Bailey says that itlrous vehicle.
Was? nonwnut.
John Bechtel bu moved into the
Ross plucc. owned by Jamel Bates.
Albert Smith. of Bridgeport. «pent
lfluudny with NI uncle, Charles John-
. l
Marcus Hlte hint hold his borne in
South Norwulk portion and ill going to
buy southern.
William J. Mather bu Ifllll his real-
|dance toUMr. Latino. who! has been
:rentlng the, Daniel Green place.
Rn. Duuotln hold no "c In the
chapel Sunday atternoo ' and he
brought the quartottc e church
with him. They sang until very lint-
,pieccu. . ». i i
1‘. Eiiplirnte'of Brooksido. has uold
his lireoksidugproperty, and has pur-
,chased the Daniel Green place. where
.1". wui make many improvmentn. such
stcum heat. bath manhole.
inhuman.
Miss (trace Jennings inhibiting her
tlIS
Winfield (lorhnm hon secured a posi-
tion with a New York manufacturing
concern. '
Aspctuck Lodge, K, of l’.. met last
night and conferred the second rank on
one candidate. "
l'lll Mend will "ltct there” to a cer-
‘tnlnty now. He nna purehtnied a new
,bornc. funici‘ then his fastest.
(‘onductor David Ward has not yet
1
‘was his intention to depart on Friday.
bill unuthcr one of his severe malarial
utlacka scizcd him and yesterday he
was in bud condition. '
’l‘hc tlrccnn Farms Partncrn’ Club
met at the residence of,Mrti. A. C. 'l‘lty-
lor_ Monday night. Among othdr lu-
tcrcsting features of the senior: was
the leading of a paper by A. .l. Walte-
‘man on "The Life and Work of Louis
l’uvtet'r."
Trinity Church members are plan
uiup. to celebrate the 40th anniversary
.lunc stun, at which time plans arc lw-
iup. made for a great celebration. to
tcrmlnutc at night with a lawn party
on tlu- grounds of W. (l. Stapler-Yo ut-
trnctivc home.
The law is off on trout fishing to-
day. and there are a number of wield-
crs of the rod out. . Meantime ducks
will be permitted to roost complacent,- .
lr and duly. thc trout: “How do your
like it yourself?" The law on duck
ahootiug‘ is on.
llouglur l’lll'li)’. Fl‘l‘ll SWOt‘l and
"Pop“ Mills are planning for a trip to
.\'c\\' York :‘nd llnruutn's circus. l‘hc
original purposc was to count lrvinlt
.\lil~u lu "loo. b'lt he \vltuholdn. declnr~
int: n trip to New York to he an under- 1
taking in itself and a peek at the "Big
show "too much" for the average tron»
qzilily inclined citizen of tho suudrbu.
Monday the (lrcchn Farms Iimitctl
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Yucarly catuc to grief again.» This time , ing the (-lmncen of and pan being lie-9 of the race question. and he sold:
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“to! (In flip
.. MW.
adult:
the. mam-m ..
"I 4 ' to. tilt sml" .
t. tin":
- -. ml i on
A u “I w: I I ‘
Don't use soup for YOUT...tilfltilrig.-,.m~ M:
can DUST ,
is more convenient. cheaper and better than Soap
at any price. it softens hard water, lessens labor
and injures nothing. ‘
Mndibnlyby‘THE n. x. h‘inta'ltniteonpllnv. ‘ .
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UNITED STATES NAVAL
LKS ON NEGROES.
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STATION. i MR. nova TA
Secretary Moody any. he in not Pro. Tells tho Pdoplo at Albany Willi the
pared to Sly Where it Will Be. ColorOd People Are Doing.
SAN .Il'AN. l’. u” Alll'll l-r—‘Tlli' lim. Cltfll‘ll‘h‘ l). l.l0,\'ll. til Hill Washington
tcd States (palmtop boat Dolphin, street. who hits been traveling through
which arrived here yesterday attu— (lrcnt “fll'l‘lllltmll. Lily illid l’iltsfleid.
noon from St. Thomaa visited (‘ulcbrn ! Moan. 'l‘rov. t‘ohocs, iialirton. Raunti
Island boforc coming to San Juan. Ur. ‘ like. Sili'iiltlllfl "Nil Illlli‘l‘ places 0n
arriving here the Italian \vui‘ahlp (ilo—‘ hilsinl‘tls. is how in Albany. He had
until llnus-mc and thc Unit‘cd Staten 1 ”"3 pleasure 0' (‘flllillx on some (if the
stimulxliip \liiaucc saluted thc Doldli-lflilllll: liliitixli‘l’n 0f the titty. nuch as
phiu. lovernor Hunt went on board ' lll‘. Winslow Allillliti. of llclitmlIclildy.
the tlciipntt'h boat and oxplnincd to Mr. ilr. Vilnt‘cy. of Troy; Dr. Thomas. Dr.
Moody that lhc dredging of San Juan " Prrkimn Dr. Wallace. l’lr. Eaton. of the
harbor. which has nsoft mud and cor- , Ash. Grove Methodist Episcopal
nl bottom docs not present any cugin- " Chiil‘i‘h- (ll “Will'- Ml‘. Lloyd M30
t-crinn difficulties. Mr, Moody and the " visited the Odd Pl'lltlwu' Hall in‘ Al—
mumhcrn of his party will call on the 1‘ 'HIW- and hi“ met tlilill‘ell "(‘XI‘M‘D who
gn‘tfll'nnf today. and t‘ mnrrow there had mod pesltious in the capitol. Home
will bc a reception at heNav-"nl Sinulllive been there for Hili‘t'll yearn. lln
lion l wits asked by some of the white people
M r. Moody. when litter'it-n't-tl rcgard- . What he thought would be the outcome
“if
n bolt was lost. letting the off sbnft : lcctotl an n and for a ($031]an nonhuman)“ don't cilaugc it will be blood
grm- of lrcnzv that for II‘ ummcnl
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Thomas Walsh was ,
equal
“1 am not nrcpured at present inhed. “for there are so many people in
totttiswcrthlt question. it depends on the South who are neither while our
what laud ill “miramofl black that trouble will surely rcsult.
When informed that the legislature 1 MHII)‘ “'hilc men are killing their own
to thc t‘elntél'gent‘y‘ however: i was disposed to grant any uncanny-wanna as web as the son» of the negro.
3' E' (lritilth Mm has 1°" some "m" l bounding upon the back of his cclc- i lauds free of cost, Mr. Moody rcmark- 5 "‘lllr is lit" lhi‘ limit 0f UH! negro. I"ll
resided at Mount Vernon. has
residences in Prospect avenue.
road.
William .Chalmcrs will open a 1'ch
incr on Railroad Place. This is a
boiler
support one in good shape.
mers has been having the interior of
the place renovated and new fixtures
tractive air.
l taut-ant todav _ in the vacant storel h . . .
. . 1 about for it new runabout.
I next to the barber shop of .l. P. Brtim-‘. g
-pt" ‘00" SM" for “ restaurant and 1‘ i“ no terrors when there‘s a bottle of Dr.
("I that ”m "mme of Darleu will» Thoman' Eclectrlc Oil in the medicine
ML Chal- chest.
installed which will give it a very nt-'
The sclectmcn of Darien will soon be ‘
voters of the town, asking that a spe-
cial election be called for the purpose! the Methodist Conference in Norwalk,
5 t of choosing a successor to the late which opened today.
6
harlot; W. Raymond. The aelectmon
9 us forestall any possibility of the ne-
malty of calling a special election.
th
kc 'ure the town against the possibility
huei
'e only two members
at there is a petition in circula-
ich will request the culling of
circulated by a prominent
air. 2
. .
was ; ders
' presented a petition signed by twenty move to Southport in n fcw'dnys.
s to l ily to Soutbport. where he has taken a
the foot ippoint some man who would be satis- e position in the Charles Jelllffe wire
actory to the people of the town-and . factory.
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its. the party leaders claimed, would 3 South Norwalk, to Washington. I). u.
a good piece of politics and would ; and Gettsburrt next week.
being tied up in bad shape should * Mr. Johnson has been engineer for the
or of the selectmen remaining die Gilbert lb Bennett Manufacturing Com~
re a third member of the board is; pony for the past twelve years.
East Avenue en at the next annual election, A:
log of the board Was held last Charles Abbott'slastfl‘bursdny.alCan-
ay. in the ofllce in the town hall. i non.
o petition was handed to them society here and has recently moved
is looked upon by some as an ; to that village. " .
tion that the public is satisfied 1 Charles Dykeman has procured I no,
on thelaitlon at Sound Beach, where he willl
It was learned yesterdayhow-l move his family in the near futui‘e.}(‘\’t‘ty D0lnt-'
l election and that the petition i Railroad (input. at this plaice.
inning to wonder what him ‘5 increasing all the time. He had‘ no on-
pointment of a third mom-t position here. *beingtthe only barber in
t
‘ ; beate till this election and insure
c . i 3 Yo i 0i! the boar-‘1‘ 2v _- i
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1 irng. 300“ be several large
real estate in Danish. 'i‘o-
consummated wlri will
uild up the center of the
. .. neat cottage: than any
. in”? .233” ”mi '2'
‘ t to t. l
‘5 ‘rmmr
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3day a
l town It
I. thing
(tom .
samba .
age in record breaking time. the limit-i
behind schedule time. Walsh declurcli ;
ihe is dnnc running risks and in cast;
«Ordinary household accidents have
Heals burns. cuts, bruises.
lhstant relief.
GEORGETOWN.
G. w. Jennings and family intend to
sprains.
Rev. Robert. J. Beach In attending
Samuel Jennings will move his-tinn-
Mlss Leila Willtnms will accompany
Principal W. C. Footc and wife, of
Gus Johnson has moved to Brooklyn.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at Mrs.
Mrs. Abbott in a member of the
His Ion Garry is baggagemaster at the
New York. New Haven and Hartford
F. V. Zahn moved his family to Lite
of the Democratic party who1 held. Monday. where he he! gone‘o
feel that the mantle of Elliott . work in Green‘s barber shop. lie and
°fiscend to his own shouldnrlc'very little ciilfie for leaving here, adult concerned in the struggle for an
aders of the Republican par-i he had a very good trade and it. was-advance. in'wngen m the «manning
here are settling down for a stubborn
contest and consequently a long period
of idleness. began to be noted today.
The finishing of print cloth goods is
being rapidly completed with the lilo.
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town,
About ten gin
wire weavers of the
The Sentinel stated that 1 Gilbert & Bennett Manufacturing com-
pany went out on strike Monday morn-
ing, They struck for higher wages.
They are receiving about 36.60 per
week. and demanded v.60. it is ru-
mbrcd about that. they are offered misl-
tion: in the new silk mill at. Norwn k.‘
CON-
nouruznu new Income
:‘FIRINCI.
limit, ‘
‘ or
a ‘_ ird'nnn
, l—Witlt
. munidnl
conference. of,
d Methodist
in theCen-
lfl ti
Upward of
district! in-
other:
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*‘Ilorc illicit;
‘. mm at
mm ocular
y
a
. an M
m ) ”d t H i "0“" E brntcd rnuncr he brought the horse to f ed:
”l” 0 men "'0 0"" 0f the Austep 'a standstill captured a piece of barbed i it. a possibility that thc harbor may
'- it ~ - ~s u thod m-
-Grlllilh is n commissary on the Now i“ n hitting and Dhithltl D a trio
. York, New Haven and Hartford roll. ;t-d reaching the N“. barn two minutes , and then 80 to Ponce. “
istm Made from w-
ing started on his wedtbrn trip under
.thc most favorable nusplclcst. As the
’upct'lul train puUed on “of the Penn.
3 station the preslddtit st
3 form of his private car. tipping his but
and smiling in response to the enthus-
lnstlc checra of hundrcds'of admirers
and personal friends.
to gather at tlw White House to wit-
ness the president's departure.
entered his carriage to drive to the
station. the men made the historic
grounds echo with cheers while women
waived their handkerchiefl antimony
of them their hats.
station platform was crowded with.
people anxious to extend to the chief
to
land successful Journey. Notable pre-
i cattlions were taken to insure the safe.
’ty of the preildent.
raugementa were under the personal
supervision of Communicator West and
(‘hicf Sylvester.
'hcad quarters detectives! plain clothes
men and secret service operatives sur-
rounded the preside
' STUBOORN VCONTEST EXPECTED.
h-fl No Settlement of the Lawn", Mam.
have been taken off' the machinery
in the mill. and some of the corpora-
tions have decided to dispose of the
raw material on hand. in ninwof-‘ibe
high prices. These m0ven nré taken
to indicate a beliefthnt the
will continue for-*W‘I‘IU
'inontha.
printers are both
expected the workftflll not down this
week pmnlbly tomorrow? The
rations an“ payliggtdf
lhelb
,thoy~ .
other mill towns or
at
tan
"if it can easily bredrcdged them {it was the fault of the slave owncrx.
who made the negro do Just as in
‘wnnted hint to. and today the while
a man of the South cries ‘Keep the no»
. . no down.' but. thank God. the negroes
‘have hindc as rapid progress since
1805 as any other nation. We have
bury-cm doctors. preachers. teachers
and men holding various public offices.
Above all i pray for God‘s blesaing
upon our dear president and others
iwho know what a hard time we have
thad. and are trying to clcvatc. the race.
‘All. we want in for them to hold out a
.hand and say ‘Come on. we will give
{you n chance.’ and We will show you
t what we can do."
. Mr. Lloyd expects to be home for the
j Butler-Maddox wedding this month.
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VICTIMS OF WATERBURV ACCI-
DEN
, q ,
Mr. Moody will remain here two day
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PRESlDENT'S WISTIRN TRIP.
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Ihington Under‘
Very Favorable Clnumrtanccl.
WASHINGTON. march ial’t't'sluchtl
Roosevelt at 9:30 o’cltiok' this moru~
don the plat-
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As curly as 8 o‘clock a crowd begun
: WATERBURY. April l'Joaeph .l.
lSkelley. of Bridgeport. the 'n‘preas
messenger whose skull wag featured
in the train collision in the Brooklyn
district yesterday. recovered conscious»
ness this morning and the hospital at-
tendnnts said there was a chance for
his recover. The other victims of the
collision who are in the hospital rested
cenifortably last night and were ro-
ported as doing fairly well today.
As he
The Pennslyvania
ngistrate their good wishes for a safe
The police ur- ‘
Uniformed officers.
at and covered
.a-q
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“like in mm.
LOWELL. Mann. l—lndicntionn that
led number of hands at work. Belts
abut down
At the Mlirrllnnc print worn.
(“laid on. win! it t-
am
and in: “mutt"! an?
finely (bolrr “ V} n w
a .m', Ig- .
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one» cam, now
an vault, 1..” '
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E. P.“ 1-. ~-
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pro
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CATARRH canuor II CURID ‘
with local nopllutlonl. as they (smut
reach the seat of thc dime. Catnrrn
is a blood or constitutional til-ea e.
and in order to cure it you mull in t‘
internal remedies. liull'n Caill‘t't
Cure is taken internally. and acid Ji-
rccently on the blond and mucous ur-
facon. Hall‘s Catarrh Cure is not 0
quack medicine.
one of the bout physicians in this count
try for yours. and is a regular preset-iti-
tion. It. is composed of the bent tonlul
known. combined with the best blood
purifiers, aoilng directlyon the mucous
lurfnces. The perfect combinnti u 0f
the two iugrcdlenln is what pr ncet
such wonderful results in curl tg Cu-
tnrrh. Send for testimonials free.
l-‘. J. CHENEY & 00.. Props"
Toledo_ 0.
Sold by drugglstn. price 75c.
Hall'n Flmily Pills are the best,
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lino;
What .'
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Creamery Butler. ‘ 24c.
5 lb package Union Oats, 20c.
(a premium in every package.)
Tomatoes.
Early lane Peas.
on]
u
. 3w ,
24 corner: Ave.
EA‘S'r sttonwALx.
4 .J 0“-
JUNIUSBROWN.‘
Painter and Paper Hanger
Pure White Loud and Zinc
mixed by band will wear twice,
as long endeavor double lur-
fnca u machinery mixed. The.
- house of William Stevens and of
Stephen Wilcox. both. on Booth
Main ntreot. were painted by mo
in this manner over eleven years
ago. They nre'itili good.
Your house will stand “well
if I paint it. Ify oiled. 5! South
Main street. 'v « My-mldnnco, ll
Elm Grove ntmt.
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Self, Fainting F
Gas Tip.
First—Its convenience by being able
toga; the light without the use of I
mltc .
Second—Jinn lessening of the den-
on. In. if the no
light.
Third—The great reduction in the
danger of drb from discarded lighted
matches. matches not being necessary.
Fourth—To avoid defacing of walls
by the scratching of matches by nor-
vnntn and the polling. dreamt! by
throwing the discarded match on the
is turned on. it will
the carpet. ._
The coat of thin Lighter nhouid be
less; fiche an» inn ‘ :with
flight 1119;”! term"; 33
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