IQE‘tt1ry'
URTEVANT’S
W-“
NO"
ll thgtlmo for Summer Necessities and this in the place to timl them In
y.
White Mountain Refrigerators and ice t‘ hI tats $3. 75 and up The White
”mania Cleanable Refrigerator has no equal
Wickless Blue Flame Oil Stoves. $5.00. The “Perfection" Blue Flame
0“ fltove is the only one equipped with a patent Grate over the flame.
Guaranteed smokeless and ordorloss. $6. 00,
. 1 Hardwood Cquuet. full it ball and 8 mullet sets 89c. and up.
”on
"Climax" Lawn Mowers, double ratchet. steel blades, easy running, $2.50,
0-ply Garden Hose. guaranteed for one. year 101: per foot.
‘0‘: Hammer-ks, all the new designs and colors in plaids and stripes. from
ill).
~, white Mountain Ice Cream Freezers, (late. (filly Water Filters. Water
, Coolers, stone and jupanned; Lawn Swings, Scilccx and Seals. Screen Doors
3 and Window Screens.
11.11, We are the recognized lenders Ill Summer Furniture. ltced and Rattan
Rockers. Chairs. Morris and CouvoIsa tion Chairs and Tables. We are sole
agents tor the. celebrated “Old lllckon“ Summer lt‘nyplturo.
IANOS.
Steinway Mason Sr. llauIlln. llardman. Jewett,WoodbuI1y. Shoulnger
Standard and tho PIANOIIA. Yeti will find our our rcspondeuce department a
unique and pleasant way to obtain in formation regarding our Easy Payment
Plan, and other interesting points relative to the purchase of a good Piano.
~ TUNING AND REPAIRING
I903
lt‘our ball
I‘
t
W. S. » Inna
COMPLETE HOME runmsumos.
North Main and Ann Streets. South Namath.
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f
hursday Is Bargain Day
“LS
. 2000 Yards Lace at 10c. I Fancy White Goods, 10c.
Value 10’ 121/21 15' 17c, : Regular price 1253c to 15c.
ano Wh’t Good ’ 1 .
Children’s Muslin Drawers, Lace y I e .' 7o
. Tri , Regular price 250.
Immed, I
_ 12V2C- I Granite Rugs, size 26 by 52, 98c.
Size 4 yro., 6 yrs" 8 yrs., 10 yrs. I Regular price 31,19_
Tlre’se Special Prices for
‘ 1 Thursday only.
Dic‘erman&Son
254 Washington St. South Norwalk. 2
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You Need A .1
{Ton of Coal?
You will never know all the good points about our coal until you
tend Its an order
We are already mung orders for next winter' 5 use from those who
look along way ahead. You cannot go for wrong at present prices.
,’ Goal 'at toner tea is not dear, but that is all we ask for No. 2 Not of
J fine quality .
‘ wooo Ashes—The best Lawn Dressing, 3150 not but.
SEWER PIPE! for Spring improvements. at lowest figures.
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afiwwun—l—n—
I
. abunh‘tnmpouthe 111qu s
{lure makes sound kidneys and
rooll forms or kidney
9. it strengthens
dyspepsia. Iised1to have great dis-
tress and belching. I tried everything
i could hear of, but nothing helped me
until i took Brutlian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle cured-ms completely."
For note by R. H.,P;nlsted. F. 1H. Bar
tor, and the Ciiaordrharmacy. “
”AV!” m UNIASY.
Mow tea-11111- union
by the Fair-
CLEVELAND; Ohio. May 18. A-The
when! Add ' éznklngm house or :nonm‘l); Ford at
Wm ovate-ed goo
. .. lilo. mull .‘ schedule 0?“-
I”??? The gnaw are
gulp——
OHIO oAuKma HOUSE suseauos. I
.1911 theatheéywet'e rot
111 ii
Mill Workers
who need clear eyes and
steady hands, as well as
strong arms, prefer
PilIsthry’ 5
Best Fleur
to any other. The reason
is that this flour, being.
made of Spring wheat,
contains a larger percent-
age of gluten than does
other flour.
' an.
THREE MEN DROWNED.
Canoe Overturned at the Mouth of the
Klondike River.
llAlv SUN. A. 'l‘.. May iti- Three men
have. been drowned at the. mouth of the
Klondike. river by the overturning of a
canoe. ’l hey were William Bailey.
.lohn llugiuu and John Wink.
Navigation on the Yukon has open.
ed. The steamer Thistle was the llrst
to start. She is new en route. from I.“
liarge, loaded with passengers and
freight and bringing the mail. She is
escorting five heavily laden :u-ows.
Steamers are In commission every-
where on this side of be Ilnrge and a
steamer from that port i1; expected at
Dawson, Wednesday,
in the Yukon parliament the propos
ed memorial to the Dominion partiti-
ment to cancel the 'l‘hreadgold conces-
sion was voted down after a light of
two days. The elected members all
favored the membriai. Opposed to it
were the appointed members who rep-
resent the Ottawa government. The
vote was a tie, The governor had the
deciding vote amt be cast it with the
iIzovernment. thus defeating the memor-
al.
A SURE THING.
it is said that nothing is sure ex-
cept (loath and taxes, but that Is not
altogether true. Dr. King's New Ills-
cuvery im- (‘0nsumption III a sure cure
for all lung and throat troubles. 'l‘hou'
tands can testify to that. Mrs. (i, ll.
Vanllietre. of Shepherdlown, W, Va.
says: ”i had a severe case of liron
drills and for a year tried everythins
I heard of. but got no relief, 0110 but
lie of Ilr. lilIia't; New Discovery lhcn
cured me absolutely." it's infallible
’m' (‘I'tIup, Whooping (‘OIIIZIL (trip,
"ammonia and (Toimunptluu. Try It.
it‘s Izmtranteczl bv i1‘, ll. llaxtcr, drtur
1rlst. 'I'rial bottles free. ‘llcaular sizes
Itle, $1.00. ”
TWO KILLED AT SHELTON.
Two Thousand Tom of Broken Stone
Fall on Workers.
SHIGIITON, May III.-~'l‘we men
were killed and one was injured yes
terday afternoon while working at the
marry of the iieusatonic ’I‘roy uoek
I‘nmpnn}. Without any warning a
partition of a bin containing two then-
und tons of broken stone gave way.
and the contents of the bin fell upon
1hc men. Two of them Ivere buried
beneath the stone and another was
buried up in his waist. The latter.
Dominick i1‘ernino. escaped with an
Injured foot. but tht1 other two were
killed. fine of the men is unknown.
IlIe other ls innit: lletzgo. All of tho
nqu'otl men are Italians.
icy’ 5 Honey and Tar
. children.sofo,surc. No opiates
WESTERN RAILROAD FINANCED.
ST. PAUL, May ltj—Ilt has been
learned that the Minneapolis. Superior.
.h‘t, Paul & Winnipeg Railway has been
successfully financed by eastern capi
talists who will push the road to coin-
pletion. As projector], the road will
run from St. Paul to Duluth. lu alumst
an air line of 130 miles. From a few
miles above Auota. a northern line will
connect with tire Canadian Nurtheru on
the Canadian line at Ileandette. Traf
lit: arrangements have been made with
the Canadian Northern and in order to
maintain an independent. position, a
line 0! great lake steamers is coniem
plated.
TRAVELING IS DANGEROUS.
Constant. motion jars the kidneys.
which are kept in place In the body by
delicate attachments. This Is the rea-
son that travelers, tralnmen, street
our men. teamsters, and all who drive
very much. euifer from kidney disease
in some form. Foley's Kidney Care
strengthens the kidneys and cures all
forms of kidney and bladder disease.
Geo. E. Hanson locomotive engineer.
Lima Ohio writes: “Constant vibra-
tion of the engine caused me a great
1deal of trouble with my kidneys anti
1 got no relief until i used Foley‘s
1 , ~ . Kidney Cure." Sold at Plaiste‘d’s drus
‘ John ‘ H F brris‘ ‘“‘°°‘ "
. 1. a. .. 2 . GLASS Joeesrte cournauscz.
onmno-r'oueraeag. . , , soumuonwrstn rIr'rsnune, May iii—W. 'r Gray.
‘——_-nn--n—n- "’ “mm“ ”1 ‘ ""“mm M "‘9 m
, , - , ._ . . , , D ternational Association of Window
.B-.- ,M W... I _____ u “m .. "Eli”? .lobbers, is in this city to further
“0011- IN HEALTH. , Lv cons roe ovspapsm 0 “t “"“mmm °‘ “‘0 “"9““ W“
kidneys iilter the impurities‘ M .rmnkilsn Bush of New Castle 933““? mmf‘lmfimmg “mm“?
blood and unless they do Del.,oays: "l suffered for years with 9 “5 ‘9 n "V ‘3‘" wm‘ 0mm”
of the Amer-loony Window Glass Com-
pany. the Independent Window Glass
Company and the Federation Company,
with the result that a conference will
be bold in Cleveland next week With
the owes; in view or setting prices for
the earning year
IGfipBANCE is THE MOTHER
or mititalt‘eti. blunders and aunties—-
the most expert ve thing In this tool-
lsh world. Th are intone at your
net-sens whbt: 1nd" t and been rich but
an
hndd
name
11.1%....“ “a;
“filling:
am
PM}! ..
SATURDAY. u Maroon”
man
Big Iiili us IllaIIIuI
Flu hltlIIIIBSS
Health Officer lindsley
Criticises New Haven's
Garbage System. which
Makes A Polluted Atmos-
phere
The mortality reports l‘t‘ll'l‘cwl tor the
date lionrdut'ilruttli.s1nuv there were
5.21M tlmtiIs during the IIIoutlI of April.
l‘hiu was 177 less than III March; flt'ty<
Ilt‘t‘t‘ more than in April of last year.
In! lli'ty-tbrt-I- less than the avenue-
‘llllllltll' 01’ ”Pull“; in April for the tin“
can; preceding. The death rate was
til} for the large towns and for the
mall towns, i‘I.'I, and fur the whole
tale lilI'I. 'l'he tlt‘athtI it'pm'lt'tl l‘I‘IIIII
ut‘ertimu; tll1:(':\>;t‘3. including diarrhoea
1211-113 201i. being 23.0 [wt cent. of the
IItal Inurtalliy.
The following number
1‘ cases til’ iIIt'cl-tlum; diameter were 1111-
‘ii‘l‘lt‘tl from The N0l'\‘.2llli>i and nearby
towns:
Measles, SIIIIIII Nor-walk,
I; \‘l’cstpert. L’: scarlet fever, Nnrwnlk.
2; South Nurwaik. 7; \Vc-dport. it New
":IIIuan. L". tilliili'lilt‘l'lll and erunp, (lily
1!“ Nurwallt. l: typhoid fever. (‘ity of
.\’nrwa‘lk. 1:; t‘till:lllllIlilllll. South Nor-
walk
In NIII w: ilk (luring. III. 1111 II tth'e \Vl‘lt‘
l'ul iii,\'- lqu living biIlhs. one all“
lil'lIl and Hi‘Vi’ll Iuarrlmres, 'l‘bcre weIe
uchIi,\'—iiVe deaths III the town. repre—
senting an annual death rate of l.”..u per
mo thousand inhabitants. There were
\\'li deaths of children under one year
If are. The causes 01‘ death \Vcre as
‘nllows: Typhoid lth-I‘. I: pneumonia,
7: diseases of the nervous system. 3;
heart disease. .‘I: accidents and vio-
iI-nccs. 3: all other diseases. 12.
Secretary (‘, A. Lindsey. of New lla-
vI-u. deals with the garbage questien In
~1uIIclIuling his report an follows:
The time is at hand when the health
Iillcers get lIIt-I'cuslIIlziy frequent com-
1lulnts of the llt‘II’.IH1t of garbage collec—
tors. of mulmlnruns izarbaue carts, and
If the iar-reuchim: and disgusting
tench from the pens ut' garbageicd
Imus, "
\thn towns and cities like IlaI‘tt’oI1Il,;
New Haven and other placer; make 111m. I
l; Weston.
we or three times a Week from private
houses. during hot Weather. in be let!
.u swine. they make most effectual pru-
vision. deliberately and directly. for
he clcatiun of two Well known dangers.
'11 public health. to wit: the wide
spread pollution of the utuuinphcre Ill
Impuious coIIIIIIIInItiI-s and the produc—
Iltill of diseased meal. for human food.
The chemist can scarcely devise a
more rapid method of hastening the
process of putreiaction than the com-
.unu prncliee of keeping wet organic
matter in a high it‘llllti‘l'ililll‘t'. shut off
7min air and liabt. as garbage is usu~
Illy kcpt until dumped into the hog
pens.
Garbage is defined a.» the refuse. Ina-
HII‘ials from kitchen cookery. What-
ever part of it it. edible is not an-
tvln‘ilesouie food for animals. when
properly used. The farmer l‘cI-Ile. his
bug's from his uwlll barrel two or three
times a day while fresh. and they
thrive upon such uutrlmcnt. lint our
city fathers. whose ideas of economy
IIlind them to other cousidcratiom.
make regulations whit-II oblige citizens
to submit their garbage to conditions
which ensures the. destruction of the
I l1'111I1IlI
Tarts fur the collection of garbage bill I ;
food qualities of a large part of it; not
only that, but. it Is also so managed that
be fresh garbage shall be so intimately
nixed with that which is putrid that
be whole is destroyed for any useful
IIII‘pose,
Such practically are the terms
:tlmuzzii not W1 I‘Xllll >51 tit upeb “Ilii II
1nutrIIIt.-: lot the publlt tollctthm ul
:mbuae are to: often made
It Is the uniform 1'.\‘ptricncc (It all
11)lil'lllllllllt‘3~l. that no satisfactory dis-
-m.1~1al of garbage has been discovered
\Iept while it Is fresh The presence
iif [intros-cent gar-:11 Inc is always unsan—
tuIy. ~
CASTOH IA
For Infants and Children. .
Tu Kind You line Always Borgia
Bears the a fig
Signature of
~ ESCAPED PRISONER CAUGHT.
Pi‘rrsnuua. Pa. May irritation
Shimet. alias Harry Golden, who re
cently escaped from the Columbus, 0.
penitentiary, has been arrested here
after a struggle in a Second avenue
boarding house. "The local police say
Shlifiot fatally assaulted a trooper a1
the Columbus penitentiary and then
slid down a waterplpe. to freedom
i:
A SIMPLE QUESTION
South Nerwalk People are Requested
to Honestly Amwa- Tin-I
Is not the word of a representative
cltiroa of South Norwalk more com
vino’ilg than the doubtful utterances of
people living everywhere else in the
Union? Read. this: -
William B. Grow. 205 Washington
street. East Norwnlk, says: ' “i am a
batter by trade an occupation that
enamels me to he on my feet all day.1
I one bothered w a bad book and o
Emery dillcnlty with sediment. in the
one? motion. it annoyed me u
my work during the day-L-vory often
had night. and in place of getting out of
.111 the no life refreshed and fit
for a day's dork was irrttitbie and
.' Stink. l obtained Doan‘ s Kidney l‘llls
It! Pleisted’ a drug store to see If they I
would help me They did. They gave
entire muslin
. eyb
lfi “but; Quiet-mum Gm. 311(-
THE PERPETUAL
WAR
There is always a fight
going on in over human
body between healti and dis-
case. On one side are poor
food. had air. over-work.
worry, colds. accidents. 0n
the other are sunshine. rest.
cheerfulness and nourish-
meat.
The reason Scott‘s Emul
.sion fights so powerfully for
health is her cause it gives so
mm: 11 11101101110111isbment than
you can get in an) otherway.
(wt in the. sunlight and try
Scott' 5 l.mulsion.
We'll send you a sample like upon request.
sm'r'r at IIIIWNE. um I'rari rum-t, New York.
TRACING YOUNG F. E. ROGERS.
Detectives Are Following Boy's Uncle
From This Country to Eut‘Opc.
l‘llll'Atlli Illa) lI‘I.~'i‘lIc litter-()9
can tuday >uys:
.it'tt-r following a thousand clcws.
which took them Into nearly every
i'iIioII and to three dil‘i'eI'
detectives have found
at last what they believe will lead
them in a solution of the mystery
which Ines l’lll‘il‘ltlt‘tl IlIc tIISilIIDt‘ill'tlllt‘f‘
of Frank lily lingers, the thirteen—year
old non of James l‘. lingers. of Evans
Inn. and his aunt! l1‘lnreuce lily. near
Iv IMO yeais ago.
Today William lily
It‘bzrcnci lily, anti a brother of the
mother of the missing boy. as well
rails {or i‘:lll'ii[)-l on the lied Star liner
Hcvlautl. (‘uuiidcut Ihat he will meet
9.1:: b‘i-‘Ill'l' and his nephew, detectives
will sail we the saint! steamer anti
\-.t\lcli his every move. as they have
since he wm released from the (‘our
nectlcu‘. penitentiary at Welhersilelti
eight weeks ago.
During all the investigation by the
mine and the many detective agcu
tier; whiIlI have worked ”ii the case
this man has liM’t'I' been mentioned
by lIi'.‘ iuIIIily. Now. however. every
vi’l‘m‘i is III-lug made to follow his or
I‘i‘)’ ititilslvp. The family believe that
I111 will lead them to the missing boy
According: to the theory of the de.
It'i'llvl'.‘ lily planned the abduction 11'
lily ltouers because he \vanl
v-zl Ictvnne on the boy‘s father. ’l‘lu
Ftni'y i.~ that James l". Rogers testiiim
l‘.’,i!llibi lllh lu'olher-iII-Iaw when lit
\\:I‘:.li11'e:.1tI-II in Nashville. Tenn. Feb
I1Imry 20. 18:17. lie was caught in tin
iil‘l ei‘ robbing a woman whom be but'
followed from t‘oucord. N. IL. to tilt
exposition. It Is said that at ”111'
time. my slumk his: list at his brother
in law and said he would 1er (1111-11.
Mr. lingers denies that be :ippcnreI
auuiust Ely. but tit‘lt‘t'lin‘H who llllliit
the arrest sav that if he did not ht
wrote :1 letter ill the authorities telliIIy
of tbe'man‘s record and advising Ihn1
h!‘ In‘ placed \\‘Ili‘l'(‘ he would not trnu
ble the public or his family. Every
thing indicates. the detectives say
that Miss lily and the buy slut look
away with her are III l‘aris. Mr. Itog
ers said yesterday that in her lettei
his :III~IeI1-iu-law raid site was going it
Europe, It is thought that lily. wlIt
hasn't-1d to mislead the tlctectlvei
since he came from prison. thinks Ilf
has alluded them, and will no at once
to his sister the moment he reaches
Europe.
Mule. til the
cut (tlllilllt‘llifl.
brother (If Mist
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Foley’ 5 Kidney Cure
nukes kidneys and bladder right
HAD A MILITARY WEDDING.
Major J. A. Gaston and Miss Lavinia
Haskins Wedded Today.
\\1' A i ltllllt‘Ulill. t‘onn. M: l\ Invitin-
,iIII Joseph A. Gaston of the First Cav
:1le l' S. A. and Mixs i.a\lul.t tin»
bins. daughter of (‘olunel and Mrs W.
i. ll Iii'iillS, were married at Villa Per—
‘1 nu::.a. Colonel lluslains‘ summer home
at tlswegztichic. this afternoon. at 3
o‘clock. The Wedding: was very quiet.
only the Iclalltcs and a few intimate
iIIt ads from the p11 is In lllt‘l\ cw IIon—
but uttilletv district and from New
\ 0111 being present.
Mir:- Iiuskius was beautifully gowned
in white brilal veil and orange blos-
soms. She carried a handsome bouquet
of lilies of the valley. She was unat-
tended imIIIediutely after a luncheon
Major and 5115. (.aston left for l’hlla-
tlelplIi:.I where they will remain for two
weeks, returning to (Isucgatthie a
week bcfnle they depart for the ma-
j‘or's post in T exas
(elonel Ilaskins father of the bride
..ah.~1.ent from his post in Havana. Cu~
bu. on a thirty days‘ furlough. Aftei
his Ieiuiu he will be retired as n brig-
uiiengencIal. Major Gaston was for-
meIly in the Eighth Cavalry. in Feb-
Ina 1y of this year. he was promoted to
be 111:1on oi the I‘IISL Cavalry.
Among: the guests present at the wed-
ding were ofilr-ers f1 om Forts Trumbull
TI: ry \\11ight.MiclIie and Mansfield
in the New London district. and Major
Russell. retired. of Washington; R. A.
garden. Forbes llenneSSey and Mrs.
Wt: for we. United
.W. M. and the Misses bent. of New
\‘oIk Dr. W ll Heskins. of New
1I‘Iork: Joseph L. Hasklns. of Buffalo.
and Lawrence Haskins of Cornell 001-
7112,. e. brothers of the bride. were also
present.
W—
; JEW8 PROTEST AGAINST MAB-
SACR
E.
ST LOUIS. May 16.--The prelimin-
ary steps have been taken by the di-
rectors of the Young Men's Hebrew
Association for a mass nieettng to pro
test against the massacre oi Jews in
Russia. The meeting will probably
be the' Inhoestot the kind ever held by
Hebrews In the West. .in addition to
protesting against. the mas-acres it
is the propose to Institute a local
movement to raise fund! for the re
lief of the victims. Addresses will
tailel deuteron by prominent cttleons of
5 IL .
Bridgeport Advertisements. | Bridgeport Advertisements.
THE D. M. READ co.
Established I ti 5 i .
w
THE POPULAR TUSSAHS.
Tber rage fax the extremely artistic Tu" asah Silks seems
to grow with the warm weather. There is a display at
present at the Silk Section centaining some beautiful and
desirable patterns. Eailier 1n the season Tues cah sold at
considerable of an advau so iron 1the present price. and we
therefore mention original values.
A Tusaali of deep linen color white. red and
brown stripes. 19 inc hrs widc. originally 75 cts.
now 39 cts.
.lIemstitcllcd
will:
Plain liucn shades in sell-colored . .antl .
otripes.finc dots and figures. to anal 2.1 inches
wide. formerly $1.00, new 59 cts.
Embroidered ‘i‘ussahs. Linen colorul grounds cm~
broidered with colorzd polka riots and ring dots,
2.1 inches wide. origi eztlly $1.00 and $1.25.
”MW 79 cts.
LACE NETS.
A Black Lace Net Gown in the height of the mode
and seems to be an essential i 1 every well equipped ward-
robe. It meets the requirements of either full dress or
demi-toilctte so completely. Although thin. :1 Lace Net is
unquestionably a very durable material. This season has
brought out many novelties ranging from exaggerated
coarseness to extreme fineness. The corner window at
Main St. shows some beautiful effects in‘ Chantilly. Gui-
pure. and Escurial Laces. a wide variety.
SUMM' 17R HOSIER Y.
The Stockings for summer wear exhibited in the
showcase at the Hosiery Section look very attractive and
sensible. The Linen colors are conspicuous and are shown
in several styles. There are drop-stitch and plain sheer
Stockings with white or colored stripes.
Those of solid lace-work with pale blue. pale grcen. or
white stripes look dainty and comfortable for hot .Jeath-
cr. Price 7;, ets and $1.00.
MEN'S WEAIAD’.53.
For Saturday. The greatest value we have ever offered
in Negligce Shirts. made of extra fine woven Madras. in
sizes from 141/: to 161.1,. inclusive. Regular $1.00 Shirts at
59 cts.
Balbriggan Underwear. fine. shapely garments. the
best we can find in the market. at 50 cts each.‘
A special lot of all silk Four-in-hands. made of a sup~
erior grade of silk. the same quality as in the 50 ct Ties. to
be sold at 17 cts each.
3 Tics- for 50 cts. Saturday only.
THE 1). ll. lib. 1’II) COMPANY.
Bridgeport. Conn.
Announcement. .
o ' 9 o . I I
FI'IIIIIIIII Hilll't’i Mt’dllfll IIIX‘l‘III’t’I’I
[ ' 1 t . i t ( I J
(
is now sold at leading drug stores everywhere in large (full pint) bottles
at $1.00 per bottle. -
For over 30 years this valuable Vegetable remedy has been used by tlItI
best families in Norwalk and South Nurwalk. and has 11ill't‘tl (‘III‘IIIIIC Liver.
~‘Itmnac'u and llinod disease: when all else, has failed. Many th'e testify to
‘ts virtues. Sold on its merits,
HOME CURES. HOME CURESH HOME CURES.
A GREAT SPRING TONIC.
FOR SALE BY [ILL DRUGOISTS.
. v A"...
-3 .. .. -._. ._,. ....
The Kind You Have Always Bought. and which has been
in use for everfio years, has borne the signature of
and has been made under his per-
W zonal supervision since its inflmey.
a Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Counter-felts, Imitations and “Just-ark " are but;
Experiments that. trifle with and endanger the health of
Infants and Children—Experience against Exporirnent.
What is CASTORIA
Castoria is a harmless substitute for Castor Oil, Pare-
gorlc, Drop: and Soothing Syrups It is Pleasbnt. It;
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substance. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
and alloys Feverlshnee's. It euros Dim-three and Wind
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles, euros Constipation
and Fiatuleney. It assimilates the Food, regulates the
stomach and Mole. giving healthy and natural sleep.
The Children’s MW Methods Friend. . » . .
GENUINE GASTOBIA Anxious
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Inn
vital .
Norwalk Chronicler