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Oliioer Cherries Timberlake~

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Famous for His Darino—-H0w He
Keeps Himself in Condition—~His Health and Nerve Power

‘ —-C0lne Onlu from the Celebrated Nerve Viializer and ionic

 

V PM as ELE RY COMPOUND.

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Where on It tIiiI ”words.

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layer-tiring even a trillion pays.

 

’MADI IN SOUTH NORWALK."
‘.Mvertlsln. pays and It pays a city.
Mvortiso/as well as a private buulI I
Let us advertise Boutb
Iii III its real. importance war-l
ta. It lihotllrl mi the aim of every
”chant. manufacturer business man.
slonhl mart properly holder and
Mild" to rice that the fame of his town
to spread as far as possible.
German: Irina grasped the Idea that
Pltk
Mp lay little article which comes front

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“that country and you will res-I some.
"Mud-2 ill Ger
many. " This IrI not a nit-il- l"'0ln(lll“nl c. i

but “\evldotrce of a well laid plan toi
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liven right here in the United State:
where we are apt to think that we man i
tractors almost everything that we.
has or need. those words “Made In
nnIny“ are very familiar to us all.
t mail us think that German manu
(laurel must be. more. extcnslre thrilli
had realized. It gives us an idea
of German euterpllxt- anti bl'lit'l still
for the Germans. It tells us where wel

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”Every manufacturer In South Nor-l

 

Brit a few months ago the whole
Middle West ran. with new of the
exploit of brave officer Charles Tim-
bl‘l‘lukl'} perhaps the only officer who
ever levied on a loaded gun in the
hands of a quick shot Timberlako is
noted through the Ohio Vailoy for his
bravery and endurance. lie writes:

Cincinnati Feb titb. l904.——“l have
gained In weight since I began taking
I’alile's Celery Compound. It gives me

”strength and vitality. makes his eat

well and sleep well and keeps the
nerve system in good condition. Since
1 began its use I have been stronger
and healthier thair I have been In
yeui‘a."-»-Chas. Timbt-rlakc. Court of
Magistrate Dumont.

THIS PITTSBURG MAN. T00.

It “Bracsd Him Up"-—Put Him on HIa
Feet When Ha Was lun Down and
bickiy.

Allowing my system to become
thoroughly undermined by hard work
loss of sleep and nervousness the re-

 

ii ..trII was that l was a fit subject fort

the hospital A friend of mine recom
mended my taking Paine' s Celery Com- l
pound. which i did. and after taking
one bottle of your valuable compound
toil, much better. A second bottle has
put me on my feet again. It braced
me up. I now feel like a new man."-

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Officer CHARLES TIMBERLAKI. i

. was golf": to fit i.

‘s. A. ADBER. 843 N. to: St.

I.. SHEETS. 221 lit-high Ave. Pitta-

brlrg. PI. I

A DROOPING WOMAN.

Tired. Weak. but Paine'a Colory,f.‘.om-
pound Made Her Sitting.

lit-ti Molnes Iowa. Jun. 30. 1904.—
' i was fer-tins ilrall anti weak and had
been troubled wrth nervousness fora
long time When I walked on the
street I biIttImo d: my and felt that l
I hid doctorod withi
tire inst. plr sician'r. hilt got. no relief

"I had read of the numerous cures
mode by Pn’ ne' s Co‘ ery Compound and
finally decided to try it. From the"
r-tar-I the benefit which I derived was
marked. After tailing three bottles I
tool that I am entirely cured."—MR8

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' ‘Blood and Stomach and Heart '
‘ and Lungs—Liver and Iowa" '
r and Brain—tho centre of III the ‘
‘ LIFE, HEALTH and VITALITY '
' In the Human Body Is In the ‘
‘ NERVES. Trace your aloknaal ‘
' and tired feeling to Its ml ‘
' sour-co." ‘
' ——Prof Edward E Phelps. M. n. 0
‘ I.L.D.. of Dartmouth Universi- '
‘ ty~Famons Discoverer '
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Paines Celery Compound.
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I {walk who send goods Into the rest of Learn how much better year can feel—Go to your Drupolst Today-Get
country should see to it that on hli- one bottle—Foal just ONCE that abun dant new news force made by Paine a
. ‘ , Celery Cempound—Vou will NEVER AGAIN be contented with low spirits
sore stamped the words 'Made In . 3,“, new health.
th NON/Alli" As 'far as possible _ ..-. “1. -.. . W
3:4 5.22““;ng d0“ "I m“; Miler 0‘ 3U. NORWALK sAPrIsr cnuncn.‘ UNION CARPENTERS or THE POPULAR AIIIUoEMF-NTSv
oe corsets mac lncrv and ~ STAT! "" .. .
”I other things which are mauufao- Rev. H B. Carpenter Preachea on the1 I H | W ‘ ref-AI” SAII flllAlb Al Iler’thllriohi
WM here. It would give the City a. Temptation of Jesus. iArtnuaI convent on Being all In a . :iiu Anew EQ'IHIIIIJI llir fhflottfl e bu;
‘ lid I'Of ad ti 1 hi ”I At the South Nolwalk Bupttstl erbury, Today. m- W Ul «IIIIU- “II-I I' 8 I
W OI ver 8 as W Ch W0ul lbhmv h yegferday [hp pflfi‘sn' HOV. H WATEhBUHY Mflrlh 2]. u___The filth and the mill riptirtt'il SWMIUW N“
W090 of value and help to build up the '3- ' “TIM“P'I preached ll very warm" I union carpenters of Connecticut began “a” wltlr ma“ "‘“lm has, strain,
.I. lndmtrios 0‘ the town. Th0“ "‘W‘I "‘l ””10"" on The LIAM 'l'mlllllltlivt' 0‘ thtir annual ttirrwntion in Carpenter's to “a," new“; bwnbbnmflilnguul f“ “It
thins: help a great deal. ! III III‘-- Hie trauma“ that ”18 MINI Hall In thlrt city aiiortiy.before noon to :35“ u‘ex‘fly- m [[nfnlhliitlie‘l’giylllslb
Blulnes'lneu could very easily placn “'3 “"“l’m‘m” “WW“ l" all 0' “3 in day. Delegates were slow In reporting ”'7‘“ p ‘f “ ‘ l dltl u and
‘. It the h d f th I I it ’. ornt' form. bidding uh lento our high and very little business was accomp~ ter. :vluuy DI the tilt Jaw got“ I“.
I’ ea 0 er e er paper ": liiiriitrr'tis of inrrlrfuineris and. Ilsel‘rtl- llshed in the party part of the session lustitlullullsblv "l I: “H. tolnhamzflllln .
couple of dozen words telling of some ".05?! and drop hllf'k to simple. inaction. ,5 It w“ "mum” advisable to await nil-‘11]Icrt‘l‘lu‘y‘t-Ih'll'llI'd“ . da . ‘m.
of the natural advantages of the city. Allfl'fl“ “I” 8“"."l ”I” WWI 3"" wit the arrival of the early afternoou “m "f, “““t‘. “';" V. tmgmnu

I fill w. ever I it (f a bust it thought that we can iiilrc our record or trains lutnlstu a norm Itrll ldu. ..

‘ .' y. y e or ’ n.“ i Past Knoll rletttls instblltl of prom-III Bon‘Jnmln D. Elmore of New Britain. tray oil tin.- lIII'III- -II|I- lIII‘ hill-rlnl’ll'ltfi‘.
"Mum sent out would be a“ “'WWHV“ “(Iko to iloil Wllh' tr very strong OIIIH president of tho state. association 0? “mm rherl’rrt ‘n m Rummy“ “(Mial
I" IIGM- LEI manufacturers know what the Riiiie st lrool session “tub llllll‘ h Hll- (.“pim the thtiir S‘\\Ip|“| committees “\‘lficg“;§‘lé'f:l|'|l‘|l‘ll‘.‘;:“'\w Sikh" 1.3.x? “i" k

the advantages of the town really 3]“. Joyctl with a lull attendance of who were nu'ned as f-ollmto- authors m "l‘lrt- yum“ l‘ostr‘rlrt-tt‘l'."
and they will come here. "‘I‘” "'"’ ”WW” ‘ 0"“ "ll” "m" w“ Press-at. D Smith Waterbury; FTP“ or s to. itiillf‘ i: 9 -~ old Nit“? ting ‘
' Those little word “M d i (. ”WWII III ”III III‘IIIIII‘ III ”I“ WWII” III'I‘ Whiz. lltlriftII‘il; .I. I‘. Pllll’lkl‘tl. New “ it “It i rirv till I.
.. I" 3 9 n 10“. ..ii-, The [tot-her tllrllr reported only llar'en. I mm; 3:?“ Idl‘ I “I I .. “'.l-(“1";Illy (”I
my should teach us a lesson 1”",9. absent ”'9'” Credentials» III M Morris. Now Bri. 3;:g.".f...’.n.§"‘... I‘diiiliii‘t'. New Ellslhlnti
'I‘lil i ._,_, .. l “’"mm”1"""""W'rlflgh'§“'i.”meel W“: 6mm“ S'“"“‘3‘I M“"““““‘ ”I J The (Village Int-opulinr' will DI trio
a s pr'etty tough on lIrcd Slii- ..r \ o'e 'N‘lr' with Mrs. I.. ll. Aiken at (lillcile. Waterbury. “(mu ... “l lul-H;_ ‘ ...ntrc mm“ W
'3." Parker. The ed tor 0‘ the Supt” “'l' "“m" 1'“ W‘m’" "“‘"““ N""w"'k- Rriloswl‘rod. \anz. Hartford: .I. F- \Itilch 'lli mutt.» 'l‘rili in lit. with th-
tor (Wisconsin) Clarion-Issuer write-I . . “I" “'"m of "““'“"“"“ ‘“ l “'“a ““' "*‘ McKcrnnus. New Ilaynn: Arthur Rrirl ‘ . ' h. ‘ ivcr‘
I I! c slit . I If” e In with ' \rliiilr will name big rttsl anti pr.- .iitii Ill ti. 5 .
‘I regard Fred Snlgger Parker as be- u ”I“ ‘ ' t l" y .. Iey. Meriden. for 227 nllhls in New York. 125 or ght..
f h ‘ l I. llf‘ followed lH' El Bllclfll hillll‘. A I all Constitution—H. I lA‘WlR. Middle in Chicag“ and 100 In Boga)“ Thrv
H " one o ' a mot-rt measy rtt H “mm.“ humid m mm"! '0‘”: A. M. Crit‘l‘ln. Bridgeport; A,“ east IhIIl your including new validi-
animals that ever came down the poli I iIIIPHIIH N~ " II "I "I“ ”I'll-““3 ”W ‘" under Vaicourt. Waterbury. till» 4% is lit» sumo thilt will I10 - I‘
tical pike. Without either lot or hot l-I ' llltItIi at tile t'lllll“.tll II iv. r‘al‘iit at llesiilriilons«~1‘..l Sullivan. Now his . 9 . ., - .
I ~ ‘ ’ . . lunxland With this play next rill. tor .i
t dh l i ' “""""‘ '"' “" "““-‘ “" l"“"'""‘ vcrr: W. A Rutherford, Ilnlonr-llle: -
1-. omor wl t or brcndtr with no lilo: A H h “I .. W, iIHI h” d “I mi‘ Thomas Wost. Bristol. mpg tour. M iiiii
3. oxecullve abilrt, than "H OH mm cat ” ‘ 1"“ It was exhorted that Ill" Initiation of BRJISH STEAMERs IN COLLISION

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~wlthout a thing under heart". to l-

Ifbtit‘a glad hand and an oily smile, it

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knoll“ incredible to me that. the. feliou

i'rhohld be Consider-ed In connection

vith the office of mayor for the flit-kc
ill! moment. One worrld naturall:~'
’.Ittppose that two years of a vacuum in

vWarm weather can come now as is I.
l wants. These who desired an old

. a hot enough for you.

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girl has volunteered to light In
Russian Army. if this practice he
‘ toners]. It will so hard with the

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

n. In etional lei should putt?
p' to this cruelty.

wonderful how a few spring days
t so many thoughts of vaca-

‘ of Jericho."

. I- i :"“U\‘I III“!~llI.I.' .Il
lolltrumi ll) tclr- 'lIrIIn‘ lnlItIillIE.
II‘Ililny nizhl Boys? Brigade meetin;
at 7:30. It Is impor‘rtnl that all the
III'I'IleI‘S be present as u now contain

will be cler ted.

SOUTH NORWALK METHODIST.
Weekly Bulletin of Events Scheduled

‘I.gIIlIIr business Social innit-iris. All
Ilit‘mllel'rr Ili‘o :inlIos'iI-I if) llt‘ prey iii.

Cnitlpusslotr of .Iceris on the Blind lien
Let till the purple nttsntl
Friday—8:00 p. 111.. Christian Inuit:-
trial league. The Leisure will have 1N
its guests. men from the Norwnih
Methodist (‘lrtlrch .I\Iiili'cs~'c.~i Illld Dis.

Refreshments will he served. Each;

, member may bring a gentleman friend. i

asrusso cusroov or HER sort.
BOSTON. March 21.—-Mrs. Agile...

 

'lll agreement regarding the wrlcv
schedule for the cominu your
come up for discussion.

wtlulti

WEAVERS RETURN TO WORK.

NEW BEIIII‘ORII. Marita. March 21:-
More than 200 of the 500 wearers at
the, Dartmouth Cotton Mills who struck
last month against an obnoxious order

sanction their action. Ascot lxlnkahaw
declined to discharge 300 or more Iron-

 

ln Ihe Superior Court of the appeals
to the Philo S Bennett will class. “III
liam J. Bryan will not come to New
Haven today as he had Intended The
lecture entitled "Notes on Europe,"
which he had been invited to deliver

lItIlA HEAD. Wales. March 2i.———"l h I
British steamers Merton and Clair
Grunt put into harbor today after hav-
ing been in collision off this place dur-
ing a dense fog. Both ships were in
lured. The Clap Grant was struck
amiilships and her forepart In full of
water She/fills a large hole in he
starboard side and was obliged to go

11;. mayor's chair wbrlltl be enough 'i) to be Held. l:::r:(hp?r‘r,:::? Esrafxrrfiwafixry willy]: on the bench to prevent sinking. Tb"
last the people of this city a lifetime.” . Monday.» 8:00 p. In.. spoi'liri IIIi‘PIlIIL. ””3“.” had my”! to romm‘ as mp damage to the Merton is evidentl,v
---—-———~ -..... Iiti‘ the hlpworih lleugrvr. to trlrnsntn‘ Ilnited Tpxmo Worker's wmgm to slight as she subsequently proceeded

She sailed from Fund
The Clan Grant we”.

for Idler-pool
ticlphia Mari hit

. , . 't‘ucsdayo-v'Itz-Iil p. in. General class union weavers who had hm.“ hired m", Inst reported as havrnir arrived in th
“on“ winter-hare had " till the"? - I- toting. MI'UUIPI' Seth Remington. in! the strike." (‘Iydc March ti from Antwerp.
. , ready to cry quits and the way louder. -w--~.
it be'clearedfor- the fellow who 'I‘llursduy.--7:I‘ril p. lrl., special scr- BRYAN POBTPONES LECTURE SOAP MAKER COLOATE DEAD. ‘
"W 3W“! “I want“! down VOIII' ""92““, “d‘l‘wf‘: "rm" ‘md $39“ now HAVEN. March 21. --On ac PASADENA. Cal.. March 2l.—A. w}
(In little- rivulets. calmly asks you mun). “”5"" “M ”Mk 0" ”'0 count of the postponement 0! the "N COIKBIP- 01’ MOVTIEIOWW N- .I.. 8 W95"

thy strap manufacturer. aged 89 years.
dropped dead as he was about to
enter the residence of a friend In OII
ange Grove Avenue Death was due to
heart failure Mr Colgate had been

staying at a hotel here since December”

- They dill §be father! to death grailrtlnesml‘nutllrl?($r(:r‘i:‘hmg’?htt :9?‘?‘ here this evening. will probably be ill and was apparently in the beat of‘
.. “3‘1"" being talked ‘0 death In K. Moore will be. present. and speak. . given "5",”; ,. , .. . . . “’9‘“.

 

 
 
 
 

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‘tirrd it teacrrnfrrl of riftnrl flnnr

' it
he swim for

r i ‘
closed in a leetherho‘mhléa‘ahig :3: l

or! up!“ tattoo of balsa a bdndaomel
purse. volt to the fly and club.

And above all. let thi women, prettlt
and plain rriiiriitd and single. study
llll'. int of territory If you Illi‘ mi Irr-t

istoometi-
(Inuit-II.

Bilge-grim row-rt iIlotlr Is Used III
tlrtI coal for" it cIIIltl six yi'rII‘Ll old. It
Is l‘Ul. with shoulder cape and makes
an exceedingly snrarl storm coat for It
miss who is Just beginning to trudge
along alone to school. its good dtytif
million it country suitable for pleasant.
“rather.

Arr orange ice server! In hzrif orirrtlt"II
“I H‘I‘I’ effectively llilr'tll'lllf‘tl with mil.-
1le platted III'tIIIIilI the yellow potI. IIII-
iWI'IIIi it rlnd the f'li‘IIl' class clip with
a standard in which It thf‘l‘Vt‘ll This
idea Is borrowed from llnr‘pcr'.. ”iIZill.
Stand the cup on” ll china pl;t - with
It dolly between It and the plate.

Women show their good sense by Ilot
generally adopting the fashion Ioi our
rings. To some wolIItIII‘t-nri'rillzn in.
becoming, but few men lilii Io .mp-
them and Wives and sisters tilt ('Illl iii
crate. There lit a rumor- that name.
Fashion hds again ilultrliti [lint ‘.li'
rugs shall be worn. lrrlt. soinr'timt lriIr
would-be followers rtbcl.

Hands of shirring are. used to Ir'ImI
gowns—«not shlrrillgs of tho diet-u. il~
sell. but bands of the rirutor'iul :illli"
rod and applied In scrolls and circular
figures. 'I his is not iilflli-IIII to i‘ir. i
inalirltti must be gathered rrrll enorruh
-o that ilYIllN can be easily tir~'i 'llli iii
without rirnwinl the material Mount
on the outer edge of c or VHS or makin:l
It too full on the inner mine.

It's a good deal of II problmr t.r I-:ri ‘i'.’
what to wear. but it's il greater Illltli
more frequently recurring lIlllI tn pm.
vlde three times a day sometliirI-r to
cat and make the variety trimmings
Tht' llllllSt‘lil‘f'llt‘l‘ who time. not I'ritl
rut-rent magazines that treat of i-iill-
nary sublet-ts. keeping tip with the
times and getting new Ideas frorn‘
month to month. is liable to f‘Ill lIIiII III

-lI‘.liI.'Illirln ind il .‘ rltIrriIIlI

rrrt that Is disagreeable for all. Sonic 1'

IHIDPN will prove failures. briI mum.

mono-4...”

list in tho ltltt-lltn you will ttlwrys in H

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on you will need somdthing lighter.

| cool winds. In l,iitlics' Garments.

‘ Special. 50c.

Also Long Sleeves, Short. Sleere ..

at 25c.

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Spl‘f‘llll, 75:.
Infants Mf‘I‘an Vests. all sizes.

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The "Rubens" infants Shirt, no

will lie wurtlr savior; and repetition ‘I

'Ihe, prospective brltle Mitt is not ori-
Iv preparllrrz Iiei ilousstirtu but in unit-
ing decorative firings for lirI nor-I. liorrre
uiii undoubtedly iiiii-riiu IIIIII‘ p II' at?
of handsome embroidery rlorlo with col- 9
nit-(l silks. Beautiful as those are lI
always stand undecided before tlrcm.‘
and thtD lovrly all white.
with zloasv mercerlml cottons-J have”.
to acknowledge that l have almost lost
my head mar the new
pieces done in while—l'sually embroid-
cry ls so fine that ."0‘l have to get,”
IIlene to appreciate it. but this is: eff-«ct.
ive from any part of the room.

'l'hclf‘ art few who do not "kill hut
lirelill or biscuits whether- thev tire
honltlrv or unhealthy. for bi-c'lkfasl
The “Cooking Club" has it whole chiro-

. m- of rot-loos this nrorrth devrIteri whol-

l': to breakfast lirrtll‘us. Ono is for l‘IIt.
Ml'lrllilt waffles: Mir n tomsnoon'rll
of soda In a pint of buttermilk. add a
Inblmpoonfvl of melted butter the
wilt! of thrre eons. n nlnrlr of salt

well and F”! In the frotbnrl white: Iif
the eggs limo the main Irons well
l‘P'l'flil :Inll rrrluvrl fill wi lr lb LI t'. I‘r
and bake hrrrwn rluttor whiln hot.
and serve with honey
soon WOMAN DIES OF GRIP.
\kaf‘l-‘F‘FTF’R March 21. ~41“!

.‘Isrrtha innmis n~n.i ninety two years.

died Inst cr'criliitz of the grip. She was
‘*I rn in lIlnhrnu 'Inil had lived here 35
\i-iIr's. hiilu'itlisirilizliuu her advanc-
“fl ilcc she retlli'rcd her faculties well
and DON‘CBSNI a clear memory of
events.

Seymour’ sSt v

Extraordinary

those done i ‘.

IInirlpngor- ‘ ..

“out 1

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mar-up: xiv—w."- - r: -

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as ..m . ..m...........a.t.*.o....as..;.uy.mIm an.

ill both cotton and woolv—both Ladies“ and Men's Garments.

Print In medium weight that is worth 75c. some few with long sleeves.

Men's Flue \l'irol Medium Welvht Shirts and Drawers. regular $1.00.

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Spring \ID drums
Rte Karo

From now

something that will keep out the

WP llHYt‘ a ”writ“! \Vi’lll Vital rillll

High or Inn Net-k and l'iinlir

3 to ‘3. regular (the. Special. 256.

billions. special. any size 50c.

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MADE HIS OWN COFFIN.
CHICAGO. March 2l.--A funeral
unique from the fact that the coffin
was made. by the man who was DlSCCll‘
In it and because the service was: ‘1."
ranged by the same man. Dr. John
ilirrr. has been held from his late roeII
(lento here. The body was laid in a
vault which he built in the. Oak Ridge
Cemetery.
lecture will be used at his widow's fun-
cral. Both coffins were painted blue.
with red and white trimmings. Barr
was 69 years old. an author and a foi-
lower of Robert G. lngersoll's atheis-
tic teachings. In Barr's book were

Vararkud passages which. by his three

tion. were read at the funeral. 'l‘he
pallbearers. whom he chose. all wore
badges by the author.

TURKISH CRUISER AT ST.THO.’IA8

ST. THOMAS. D. W. l._ March 21,——
Tho Turkish cruiser Abdul Medjld
(built by the Crampsl arrived here
w tei‘da) from Norfolk \'.a March 4.
and exchanged salutes with the shore
batteries. She will proceed Tuesday
on her way to Constantinople.

' _ CALL 5M.

GOOD THINGS T0 5‘ T.

 

another coffin of his manu-.

it is oil right to lock the tlini.‘ lifter
the horse Is stolen. lor' who would want.

 

to ‘.iI~ the llt'l" heist before g'iliiig
acquainted with him?
ORDER or NOTICE. '
District of Norwalk. ss.. Probate

Court. March lllth, A D.. 1904.

Whereas. written application has
been made to this Court for the admis-
sicu to probate of a certain written In-
strument as and for the will of Philip
\Vcnlllina. late of Hoboken In the slate.
of New Jersey. deceased and for ad-
ininietration with said will annexed of
the estate of stiltl deceased.

Ordered. That said application he.
hem-ti and determined at the Probate.
Office in Norwalk. on the 24th day of
‘Mnrch, l904. at 4 o'clock afternoon:
and that public notice thereof be given
to all persons Interested therein by

publishing this order in a newspaper

having a circulation III said District.

at least. five days before said day of

hearing

HENRY W. GERGORY.
Judge.

mar 21 It

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MAPLE SUGAR CREAM—This la the moat delicious sweet known. It is delicious when eaten with spoon

from the package.

 

Crackers

NAIIOGO IUOAI WAFERB—A dessert confection. consisting if a creamy tilting of vanilla. lemon. oranoo.
‘ mint or chemists. Ae delicate as the honey from the blossoms Of spring. ' do popular are they with those who so
preoiate the best things of life that you can now enjoy to your hearts content the most delicious sugar- wafer made.

 
 
 

.Mary Hendricks of New York. was r"
__‘___:__________. vfusod the custody of her five year-(ht
boy. Thomas. who has been In an
Ilmost time to commence to dig'stltutton here by Justice Barker '1‘.
' ithe Supreme Court of Maesachtiseti
. today. Mrs. Hendricks ihrouxdhhheh
’ Wb not to {attorney claimed that theboy ha e~ .
y to ,Ilssally removed from her in New torlt
H. tetby the child‘s father Dr. Charles II:
Hotel Clifford lflondricka. and she claimed control a' I
. natural guardian. Judge Berke. ‘
ruled that there was no evidence to.
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