use:
A menu's :IVIGI.
Will Often Help You Greatly—Reed
What a South Norwslk Citizen Bays.
You may hesitate to listen to the
advice of strangers. but thtI testimony
of residents of South Norwalk is
worth your most careful attention. "It
is an easy matter to investigate such
proof as this. The evidence must be
conclusive. Read the following:
MIs. J E. Williams, residence. it)
Chestnut stIeet So'uth Norwalk says:
"i know i had kidney complaint for
attacks of severe backache often sciz
cu m0 Afraid that. if nealectcti they
might grow worse I determined to fry
Doan's Kidney Pills. They were well
svokeu of by both citizens and news
papers. so i procured a box at Plats-
ch's l‘harmacy and took them as at
rated. 1 found them an excellent
Y‘OD. cdy. They cured me. "
For sale by all dealers. Price 50
cents a box. Foster- Mllhurn Co. IIIIf-
fttlo. N. Y. .. sole agents for the United
States.
Remember the name—l)oan's»-and
take no other
PAST Nillillilllli
Harry Crossctt is home front school
III Northl‘leld Mass.
Captain Charles Ducross was in New
York yesterday on business.
Captain Verity is in Grecitvvlclt wltlr
the steamer Addie V.. today.
Frank horn. of New Haven.
been visiting his mother
street. .,
Captain it‘rank‘ Allen is building It
in Rowan
Skipjack launch at the rear of his
home.
Mrs. A. B. CI‘aw. of Winfield street.
Is suffering from a severe attack of
the grip.
Miss Sherwood of (licen's Farms
who is II teacher here, is in Washing-
ton. l). C.
CzaptIin Frank Allen has placed lt'
new skeag
yacht “Flo.”
l. Davidson has moved into a part of
the house occupied by Miss SilI-ox in
Warren street. .
Mrs. Bartram. of Cottage avenue.
has been the hostess of Mrs. Shaw. of
South Norwalk.
Job Lockwood. of Van Zant street.
has secured a position as It Inotorman
on the trolley line.
Mrs. John Weeks. who spent Sunday
upon ilcnnis Valentine's
with relatives here. returned to her:
home in Brooklyn yesterday.
Mrs. Daniel Petty and grandson are
visiting in Rowayton. and Miss Car-
rie-Petty is in New Haven. ,
Randall's hall is being cleaned and
made ready for the Advent convention.
which will be held there on Good Fri~
day.
Mrs. Joseph Enos. who has been the
guest of Miss Anna Goddard. returned ~
yesterday to her home in New Lon-
don. I. ,l
The next game in the Hafncr pool
tournament. will be between Harry
r‘ox rated 75. and Edward Bryant
rated 100.
The IIntiIII Easter I-iIqus will meet
at the home of H. ..l iiipson this men-
ing to rehearse for the East Avenue
church music.
Richard Everett. of Saugatuck. has
left the employ of A. B. Jackson and
. will run a meat wagon in Westport.
Saugatuck and Compo.
Charles Buckley and Herman Malmo
were in.Stamford yesterday. where
they called upon Colonel Hendrie. who
has been on. the sick list.
Draggist '1‘. D. Griffin again resumed
his, duties at the Bridge Pharmacy,
after a severe illness with the grip
Hubert F. Pierce will remain there
a few days longer with Mr. Griffin.
Mrs. Chester F. Tolles. who has
III-on visiting in Ansonia. has return-
cd to the home of her son. Marshall
H. Tolles, of East avenue.
grip while in Ansonla.
A meeting of the Mayflower Hook
and Ladder Company was held at the
truck house last evening. at which that
plans were made for a pool tourna~
Inent to be held on the new table at
the truck house. Tito meeting was
well attended and a pleasant evening
l suited. Some. of the firemen are ex-
cclient players.
An alarm of fire, was sent in last
night. which caused considerable ex-
citement in East avenue. it was re-
ported thist' the Mead homestead in '
that avenue. had taken fire. lt,was
found upon investigation that a defec-
tive flue had become choked with soot
and the house was filled with dense
smoke.'which was almost suffOcating.
There "was no danger. however. and
'those who had 'run to the houee de-
parted again.
. Last Friday evening a number of
friends gathered at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. R. W. Smith. No. ll Hawkins
avenue. to celebrate the fifty—eighth
anniversary of his birth. Among those-
preoent wove Captain and Mrs. R. W.‘
Smith. Captain and Mrs. A. Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. William Platt. Mr. and
“igflerhans Mr. and Mrs. James
& daughter Pansy. Mrs. Mor-
.AYO Apm 7344”,” '
has. .
Mrs. Tolics,
passed through a serious Beige of the".
we ‘4
i too. and the Messrs I. W. Jackson,iyosr has been conducting It blac-lt
fl. P. Bar.ncs Mr. chlngson Master ismlthy lII SauxatuImk has Icthed from
Ernest Platl. Mr. C. Anderson of New i business.
York and Miss May Stanley also of ’i‘IIII Women's lleneficont Society of
New York. During the evening thereithc Congregational Chutch III to meet
were MII‘Ifll piano Sl‘lt‘t‘llona by MI". WCtllli‘Hiilt IIftIIInoon at the residence
Barnes and Miss r‘ansy Stevens. MI ‘IIt' ..i Lees.
llatucs and MI Jackson also rendetcd, Louis IIIIIger. a delivery clerk foI
sew-Isl vocal selections A delicious I(‘oic's ounces IIIIIII. has moved with
IIIIIIItion was moved at ten o'-.cloIk his family t'Iom Bridgepott to It tone
‘ ”the pan tournament at llIIfIItIr' s uwuf on Main street.
Still'C. lillll 0\'(‘nlll|{. WHI fl one-aided The \l)ll|ll:i‘l' memhprg 0f “(u-19‘)
match. ’llIc contestants weII- Thomas he". a”. "Hanging for ,. Butmultpuun
I. Keogh and William Keane the fin» drum» to ili' given III Toauct Opera
:IIeI liliii‘il 05. and the lattct rutcd Iii). nonm- on the night of Aptll li.
'ibc. mores “Inc as follow: There were no services Sunday in
Wm. Keene. '1 hos Kcoslt, the Methodist Church.
3 ll~—l went to Sottth Norwttllt and attended
II . '2' I the Sunday services held there by the
in 32—1 3 t"‘.()lli't‘li"‘ll(i’
31"! 34" OII April 23 the lInIIghtI-rs of Her-
7? 43 ‘manII will cclcbIalI- their second un-
.31} ‘9 Hirersaiy in Arlott hall. Louise lodge‘
till 03 '.of Norwalk has accepted the invita-
JIi—i 74 . (ion III be present on this occasion.
:1 37 , ()ne \\‘(‘t'ii from last night pupils of
a? 3g”! .jStIIples‘ High School will banquet in
a)!
National Hall.
1
( ““1"" LaCroix ‘“ “"1 as ”twee and I be ll gI- ncIoIIs one and as the public
t‘ IIIl Witkc as scorer.
ROWAYTON.
Miss iiiIlIIn Wicks. oi' Craw aIcnue
is visiting friends in Greenwich.
Mr. and Mrs. John Pellet. of HIoo
lyn ate the guests of t'IIends for a few
less prove materially interesting. A
llll|.IIlt [liO'fi'Illll will add to the enter-
tIIiIIIIIIIIIt.
lI. iIIIlgc has made marked int-
k t proII-Incnts to the gounds about his
iresldcute it is next in or"ch foI him
to how the c.\teIior of his IIltIactive
. days.
Mrs. Marv Thomas of Rowayton‘hms“ painted lt 1“ "9” much the
avenue. is recovering from a severe uotsc for wow and shows it. in stIik-
, in; cootInst to the atttactiv Olli‘SS of his
1 sIIIroIInIliIIgs.
\\ estpott (liauxe Will meet on \‘i ed
attack of the grip.
George J. Lamphcre,
visiting Mr.
who has been
and hits. l). l’ Wicks:
Parishioners .
The least promises to‘
is III pIIrItiIipIItc. IlIII etont will Iloubt-'
Ctaw avenue. has r'tItIIIntIIl to his home‘ ""8"” night. “‘ “hie“ ”m“ ”10 M
in East Hartford. .lIleIII: lIIctIIIeI"'s promant will be
MIms i offI I-;I~Il II}. C. lilrge, answers to ones.
H. C. ScotII-ld and daughters
Helen and Theodora of New York arel lions in the question box; selections of
the guests of Mr. and Mrs J R. Sc-o Wm": "‘ ”'i‘ "ml" filllll‘tctte; Homet- ()
field Highland avenue lil't'lrl on Eniotmcnts of the Repte- ‘
Mr and Mn: Charles F. llnmmcll scutatlve: Mrs. Dow R. Roche. read-
ing. "IIcIIIIIlts Derived [Irom (Iood
spent Sunday with their grandpnients.
Mr. and Mia. George CIIIllipp in Chutch. Reading “"‘l ””w m Create “ T95“
for the SIIIIIII2" Samuel E. Banks, rcad-
street. They left Monday for an ex». I“, . St _.I_ ll
tended trip through the East rtItIII'n- ”"" " "i”;“lflf' "" rent "5’
in: to their home at lluflaio in about a '
mqnth, .‘ GEORGETOWN.
Mrs. Kane is making a number of I). I.) Smith is ill of the grip
improvements about her recently uc- ' _. . , '.
attired pI"opI~Iri,\‘. near the depot. The’ wig?131.13.313sz lhidgtport. was in
name has been changed from "The. ' "
A. (l. Aalrsou has moved into August
Anderson‘s house.
Principal Kinser has gone to Lun-
cIIstI-r III spend Easter.
A whist party was given at Miss Ella
l’crry. Saturday evening.
George Harris has moved
(leornc lItIttI-rson's house.
lIIIwis Smith has been taken to the
Soldiers“ Home in Norotott.
l-‘rcIl Lockwood, of Norwalk, was in
town Wednesday afternoon.
Nathan [’crry. the leading butcher .is
Orchard" to “Clover Lawn Villa.“ A
. number of rustic gates have been plac.
ed in position. and people are ‘now prc-I
vented from taking a shot: cut through
the Izrouuds.
C. L. Ogden. formerly of this place.
but now engaged in the contracting
business in Stamford. considers him-
self a fortunate individual. Mr. Og-
dcn was not a member of the Master‘
Builders” Organization. and cons»
dueutly when other carpenters went
on striluI unless they received more‘
money. those employed lty Mr. Ogden: huving his market repainted by John
were given the raise demanded. lit- ('(tlt'i'.
has many applications for work. but is Mrs. C. ll. Tm'lm' flml Miss Carrie
unable to hire all the men, although he Hutton visited NI'W Yol'k (lily lflfit
Is very busy. .‘lII‘ltliW.
—-~——-—-——~——-— Rev. Edward ilray. of Southford.
preached til the M. E. (thurch Sunday
evening.
Lemuel liartctt hits moved his faIIIllv
into the Charles Samuelson place at
Little Boston
Sevetai shade trees have been set out
on the lawn around the new Congrega-
tional Church.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W, Barrett attended
;lht" Methodist Conference III South
Norwalk. last Friday.
Mrs. id. A. Pinkney. of Harrisburg.
Pa.. is visiting her father. Eli Osborn.
at Little Boston District.
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
The lIaI'icII Free Library will be clos-
cd all day on Good Friday.
Miss iI‘Ia Jones who has been in
N. w HaII-II has IetIIInI-d to her home
here.
Ralph W. Burt-hard and family at-
tended thtI conference in South NOI—
walk Sunday.
A meeting of the King‘s Daughters
will be held at the parsonage of the
Congregational Church. Tuesday after-
noon.
Mrs. .l. P. iiIuInIIII-xt Mrs Jescph Quite .- IIIIIanII “out here attended
HinIIlI-y and Miss Helen BrummcI RIP. the Methodist Conference session at
the guests of Miss Nellié H.0ff of chv- South Not walk. Thursday afternoon
I.rk N J.
Miss Ackicy. of Stamford. and her o ‘-
aunt. Mrs. Louis Abraham Wood at- COMMlilee Awomtfid
tended . the Methodist conference in
South Norwalk. yesterday. .
A large number of automobiles past-c
ed through here Sunday. There are
more autos. passing through Darien
this season than ever before, so obser-
ving people say.
A largely attendodx meeting of the
Epworth League was held Thursday ev-;
cning at the home of Mrs. J. P. Brittnv;
mer. There were, between thirty and
forty members of the league present.
Preparations were made for It social.
to be held at an carty date. The even-
imz was a verv pleasant one.
Last Thursday morning T W Aus-.
tin bought a horse of Mr. Henlon. who.
was foreman on Mrs Robinson‘ s place
at 0x Ridge. to be delivered on Satur- ,, present.
day. He went to New York that day. ‘ later.
saw Mrs. Robinson. the owner. paid her The minutes of the last meeting were;
Continued front First Page.
guarantee was made for lights. sew-
ers. watcr connections. etc. Some of
the councilman were. of the same op
inion. instead of being signed by
Mayor Glover and the councilmen it
contained the signature of Elbert S
Adams.
The Council did Itot favoI pushing!
Itself Into the matter. but rather con-
sidered it a duty because of its lm-,
portante to the citvs commercial w-ei
«fare.
The meeting was called to order by
for the horse took a receipt. with an
order to Mr Henion for him to deliver
said horse to . ..n. When Mr Austin
Ietttrned from the city Friday nlght.‘
he drove to Ox Ridge and brought the
horse home It was afterwards learn
ed that Mr. Henlon had re-eold the
read by City Clerk Leo Davis and the t
Into
:4.
I
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v
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Mrs. VVeissiitz, president of the Ger-
man \Vomans' Club of Buffalo, N. Y., after
tloctoring for two \CIII‘S Itzts illlilih cured
of hot kidney tIIIIIlIle by the use of
I I
Lydia E. Pmki‘iam' 5 Vegetable Compound.
(If all the diseases known with which the female 0. "gnnistn is ItflliI-tI-Il.
kiIInI-I Iliw am- is the Inmt fatal. in fact. IIIIII .. pIIIInpt and count III- ntnIc at
is applied. the \\t"lli v patient sclIlIInI hill”'\i\t‘h.
lit-in]: fIIl lv IIIIIIIII of this. .\lIs l'iuIIhIIIII. cnr'l) in her carm. pntc ex-
haustive \lllih III the ‘llltll‘l t and in producitur he Ir [tn-at remedy for woman I.
ill«——- Lytlln II. l‘itIklIitIII‘ s \ctcetnblo (‘ IIIIIIIIIIIIIII In.“ careful to Me
that. it IIIIIIIlIIiIIIII the mr"-II-It IIIIIIlIiIIatiIIII of lit-rim IIlIiclI \\' l'l 'IIllI' to control
that IlIr-aIlIIIl disease. \toItInII‘ a lIiIiIII v tIIIIIIlIlIs. ’ilII- \'-.;(Il.tl iII i‘IqupoIttIl
his in lIaIquIII \\ Hit the “II II that unveil: the t-IItIIc fIIttIalII Matt-III. nlltli
\IlIilI- tltrrc :II-c IIIIIIII so called I‘t"lllt‘tiit.\ (III lIiIIIIII lIHIIIIlIlt-s India It.
l'lIIkIInIII‘a \egctublo t 'utnpoultli is the unit one IIIIpI-clnih pre-
pared tor women. .
Read What Mrs. Weisslitz Says.
“III III JIIII" l’ILIMIIIIHl-III" i\\(|_\t‘illri on life “as slInIilyalInI-
den i suffer-III so IIIIiI ri‘lllilii‘ III'IIIIIIlI-I illlti |I.IiII~' ilt'itlmt my bruit and
loins 'll-IcIiIIIIIII told the that l il.lii lIiIlIIII IIIIIII ice I 'lli pom-Iliad
fut Inc. lI‘"III IIIII-II months i took his IIII-IIiI-iIII-s. itlll gnu stI-Ittllh
\\"tIis‘tI. .\lI ll|i~lhillli tlIIIIl Rti\l"t‘tl Inc to [H |._IIIiu II. l‘itIklInm‘s
VII-go table ( 'otttpofmtl. and IIIIIIIgIIL home :I lmitle.
lIlcssiIIIrI-II-‘I bronchi to our iitllllt‘. \\iIlIiII lillt't‘ months i \IIH a
clntngI-Ii \\ttlll.lll \ly pain ililii Ili~.IpIIIIIIIIIl. IIII t'tllllllitxltlll become
I but IIII c II-s brigltt,autl Inv cIIIirI \\ sthn III good shape. "-.\ln<. l’at'IA
\\I:isstl'i/.,1II'I N‘lttt't \i., bililalII .\. \.
Proof tint litlttry Trouble out lii‘ I‘IIrIi III litlia III. l’isihl' s lrgttItIIlI Compound.
“ lII: III .\lI:. l’ i.\l\'ll\\l;-—l iI cl \t'I'V tlIaIIkIIIl in run fot the good
\otlt" IIIcIliI- 'lllt‘ in Is IlIIIIc Inc. i had titll‘ ‘iill'l'il iIII years and “as sic Ittlil\
ill‘mmlfl‘ “III-W. i it. III trouble \IillI llI_\ kiIlIII-Is,.IIIIl iIIII titlt‘ii)l'.‘i tolIl
IIN‘ l in Iii "INN s ”Insist": al~o lI.IIl iatlliII;.r III the IIIIIIIII, and could not
walk II hits k M a llillI‘. .‘ly lI.II II and ilt‘ilii :II he Ii all the time and l‘HIs
so ncIIIItts l IIIIIlIi not sic-I p; h. Id lI_I<tIIIi.I and hunting spells. was titI-Il
all the lime llilti sin b .I pain in IIII. II it side ”it It lIIIIIlIl nartll) stand
at illilt".\' \IiIlIout puttingr IIII loot till something.
“1 (lot ltll‘t‘ti IIith sI-Icral good III" has. lntt IlII-I did not help the any.
I iiltlk. III all “who iMIilit'h‘It'i lIytllIs l-‘. l‘lIIltlInIII‘ s \' egetnblc ( oIII-
pound. the boxes oi Liter Mile. and IN-Il tlIIIIII puc ling-"cs III Suntttltc
“ash. and ice [like a HP“ \IoIIIaII IIIII cat and slcc -p “c ll. do all lll\ IIIIII
“Ink. and «an II.Ilk tIIII llllit'S without feeling ovII" iiII-Ii. 'iltc IlIIIIIII"s
tell me that lII_\' kidneys artI .Iil Iigltt IIIIII. 1 am so happy to be \v,cll
it is ”W glt‘ilit's'
, and l fcIl that I on“ it all to your nIcIiiIiIIc.“—— MI: .. (Int. Srmxo,
l
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I
Mayor Glover. with Councilmen Riora
den. Weed. Lockwood and Reynolds"
Councilmen Glover come In"
i
I
bills of the several departments were.
I as follows:
I thaII 3m 91
Police 8248. 36: «Fire
I681. an; Lights 859513: Administrative.
869. (H; Fire House
Highway. $871.47;
31611.70: Sewer“
i I miter hora
, boarder at the III-Idler .
. are: out," 1 _ Wilmakeam Hammett,
was
C C. h in the meals Sit? .03. total 81,911.56. Bills from
113;? filmmffigwfiffi,’ :2" had received the Connecticut Railway and Lighting
word from Mrs. Robinson to do 30.01:
Thursday night Mr Waterbury is said I ‘0 ”‘9 “"10““ 0' ”336 were “0‘ IN"
to have sold it main to Clarence Sco- and were referred back to the com-t
field and had taken his check for it. .pany 1'0" teconslderatlon as it WIB‘
Mr. Henion agreed to deliver the horeeiihoulfllt "Iii the bills were ‘00 hill!-
on the following Monday It b” not A ill“ 0f 50"!“ H. Hoyt for supplies-
been delivered yet and there Is noiim the fire alarm Iratem for ”7.50
prospect um, it “In two: referred back to the tire commit-
tee for investigation.
wastrpoa'r.
The Rev. Carlton Strayer is visiting
in Baltimore. Md.
There will be services daily in Trin-
ity Church this week.
Miss Nellie Salton. of Wilton, was
000 as treasurer of the water fund and
With the United States Fidelity and
Guarantee Company as surety. were ac-
cepted.
The report of City Libra-In both:
Stone Pinneo was
The report of Chief of Nllce Thomas
Bradley showed that during the month
of March I'Itne srreets‘weoevmade and
in way fat-ere ware sheltered at the
Smith «not lockup. ~
, The chairman of the finance com-it-
Mlse Ruth Hal vifltinx relatives
at her home in Q 101111 'I
Tonight As Itch mice, K. of P.,
holds a rm meeting.
“James Managua of Philadelphia,
in mt): n s hero.
lire. Ids, Canoe. of
York is a
* the credit of the city to y hills.
and laocltwood chain“ We. with
the Childrén‘ a Home latter. The ecu"
3r for some length Milli private. May.
or Glover said he Md have to get
Last night the musical society net
’ at tiffi‘efld AS. lilnribntt.
,1 other ass-gm»; from
this place to where he is
while so.- use lfitwm‘meufiwh slit I: up
9 net:- It ‘ Dyer rot! Intent
Sawmilmhomm mm
m provuemissne printed.
“Wm“
employed.
Improvements.
Company for lighting the. fire houses .
I
The bonds. of Henry P. Price for 86.-
another for $7.000 as city treasurer.‘
tee was authorized to borrow 03.000 on .
permission from the comminlonere'
Dalton. Milss
Mrs. PlIIklIaIII Invites all sick women III write her for advice.
She has guided tlIousantls to health. Address I run, Mass.
FOII‘EIT it In cannot forthwith mduoe the original letters and slpaturesof
above testimonials. which will prove I eir sbIIoIIIIII ngIIIIIII-Ims
is a \ er y pent one and thought to be .
Ltd“ If. Plath-m .‘Inllflnl Cm. Lynn, Moss.
9
a VCI) safe one. In addition to print- 'Oley S Honey and Tar
ink ll‘lt‘m ft)? ”)9 Dili‘ (’ stated ihl‘. com- orcnlldren'safe,surc. No opiates.
pant agrees to scan 25" circulars. ap- __”,. ,____ “w
praising of the issue. to bond buyers CONGRESSMAN CAMPBELL ILL.
throughout the countII . .
Councilman Riordan thought up the “law ‘Om‘ Am“ ‘”l‘°‘me' Con-
gressman Timothy J. Campbell. who
subject of insurance on the Phocnix
snppiv wagon and the Hope Hone sup— has been critically III with pneumonia.
plv wagon. the latter kept at Magner's‘ was tepotted much imp: med today. He
passed a good night and was resting
stable. CIoss street. it was voted to ,
discontinue the insurance on both of easily. Th“ physicians 3““1 that his
i, Spent. Sonic If You
hesc pieces of apparatus.
touncilman RIoIdansaid that noth-i mm“! the crisis 0' his illness.
int; had set on done toward rebuild-
ing lb!i app
sioncrs having not yet paved the hy-
drant in front of the building.
am to the Main street‘
:firc house owing to the water commis-
condition today was very favorable and
most encouraging. "tough he has not
“ 0
STOP THATIGOLD
or It may result in Pneumonia. Bra-
- zlhan Balin is breaking up Colds when.
ever tried almost without exception.c
60c and Sleighottld: The Clif-
"I 0'
I' .
Honbtny Ito-Why M policy; 1rd:1ded .
you keep your remlums id
’1‘! T0!
seem}.
an cease-Id! trifieletit any threat or
.1 I'd ..‘JJa .i
wake up
. 3% seriously}? Witt: A
. wtu'mjm krone. Jams-to at
'i Iit'suebiu Mei". “W Matti. a.
. euce- Iron ..cI‘IILoItIm unseat
' «brought by William Leaver.
Bristol. Threemhmueverwao ‘
‘ Ipcsrlet fever was prevalent In his tile-
. Ichmidt.
; i ,IIIL P
,
I with local applications. as they cannot
roar h the seat of the disease. Catat" . II
I: a blood or constitutional disease.
and in order to cure It you must talc l
I'lnterttnl remedies. Hall I Court" .I
Cute is taken internally and acts di-
recently on the blood and mucous sar-
teccs. Hall's Cstarrh Care Is not It
quack medicine it was presctlbod ity
one of the best physicians in this coun-
try for years and is a regular prescrip-
flon. it Is composed of the best tool".
known combined with the best blood
purlfioIs acting directly on the mucous
surfaces The perfect combination of
CATAIRH CANNOT II OURID ‘
the two Ingredients In whatIpIodnces
such wonderful results in curiig (."a-
Bond for testimonials free.
F‘. J. CHENEY (I 00., Props.
Toledo, 0.
Sold by drugglsts price The.
Hall's Family Pills are the best,
tarrh.
Satudty’s ny
Hit-it ii.
m following opportunity
for Saturday "and.
Iar pure Leaf Land, 253 cts. '
4 lbs. Fancy Large Prunes.
25 cts.
I an
24 COTTAGE AVE.
”EAST -NO‘RWALKII
1"IL'IIIII: -\
? JUNIUSBRIIWN.‘
iPai'ntcr and Paper Hangar
Pure White Lost! and Zinc
mixed by hand will wear twice
in ion: sad cover double sur-
‘ face as machiner: mixed. TIM
I house of William levees and of,
IStephen Wilcox. both on South
‘ Main street, were painted by me
In this manner over eleven years
ago. They are still good.
‘ Your house will stand as well
if I paint it. My office. 6" Bomb
in street. My residence. 8!
E In more street:
Self Lighting
Gas Tip.
First—Its convenience by being able
match.
Second~The lessening. of the den-
gers of suffocation frtnn escaping us
‘by accidentally leaving the gas turned
on. as. if the gas is turned on, it will
light.
Third—The greet reduction in the
danger of fire from discarded lighted
Fourth—Jr!) avoid defacing of walls
by the scratchtaz of matches by nor-
lvants and the soiling of carpets by
Ithrowinx the discarded match on the
floor. and the carbon being ground into
the carpet .
The cost of this Lighter should be
less than the cost of matches, as with
Prob}! 13‘". this Lighter will lplt one
301$“. “I ‘.." II it 305 '
Holdall It Mill.
To- the .Oid Country. ..DMID
and Money Orders psychic any-
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I: BRISTOL. April. 74—I-The town .0!
“littoral to defendant]: s novel suit
of M
In the polloe‘oourcohmlad vltlr IQ
lectlnnitosend III-ch m to school.
leukaemia-Indus“! the fact that
"lot and that- he feared that his child-
ren mutate-muons": mom or-
"devetl him to seed: the .chIklreII. to
Metres-mow claim“ of the
children ants-noted tiredness! at
I sick with It. hamster man-Issues.
W .-
Faircfu’lds Fancy Flour, i . ..
55
to get the light without the use of a .
matches. matches not being necessary: .
in all the late and besiitt
including tapestry. lamina
cheaper grades. This is t. C I
est line of" wall paper we it H
and we are satisfied that you .
lsomothlag to your entire
Remember all ‘
ttnnIIIn; of your wrlns meeting.
in this
display.
Window Shades.
Picture Frames.
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Painters' Supplies.
Artists‘ Materials.‘ I.
erIcIAL. VII
White Curtain Poles with Elsie? I
100.
Cloth Window Shades, with fri
250.
Solid Brass Iialf Curtain;- Boiled
long with fixtures. _.]0c
Oil Cloth BIIIdlnx. iOc hon.
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feet for protection or made"
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