Eélt.illtii.ttv on
halt“ is hardly ii
‘l selling out. yet many are waiting until the leetrminute, think.
no nun we will anymore will POSITIV
lgfi’18ALE and by. My) tst there will be very little leit for .
PRIVATE GALE. It behooves those who expect to need,
initor the next six-months. to look at our remaining bar-
lt is useless to quote prices or mention any certain line. for
lete stocks are cleaned out every day;
on}: BARGAINS wn ARE ornnmuo Now with.
ER AGAIN BE DUPLICATED HERE, so it is to your ad-
" #1 ”(etc see what there is left and anticipate your future wants.
w—T—
EE DELIVERY TO ALL THE NORWALKS 'AND SUR.
ROUNDING TOWNS. '
A 091‘
COVQI‘ifiQS.
We are no?» prepared to show {large line a} Carpets
Sprindfi
’“ "u ”w ”M” 9""‘S- Counting or INGRATNS.
‘ EL VET. TAPESTRY BRUSSELS. BODY BRUSSELS. ‘
, In Chloe andjepancse Mailings we have a large variety
Jail attractive: styles.u_ '
China Matthias 12 I-Zc to 35c.
, .. Japanese Matting: 20c to 50:.
, 0f Oil Cloths and Linoleum we show all widths and w-
Hons qualities.
J .Ruy‘s Land Mats in large ba‘rtety.
Shades to order a specialty.
DICKERMA:
BtWashlnytort Street. South Nor’lballt}
iich' room or as a cord in:
thibl .‘i’hnsie stand. sewing
yn‘fi table. The tilting tic." l
‘ vStyt‘ supply tind‘yet whitish.
.. it}; solid. rigid. has ndth.’
no r ohmic earthy. a inst .
thin, sre‘nntnhod'iit d’ ”bi" " .
Willi“! pm. in; wink}
. 1 ‘ “1 ‘ ‘
c
1.5a
29.-—-’1‘tte “Isto’st
. *ue‘retumt‘trom
{or the week ended
spit-tune murmur
of; 3,000 .ovot t
8 UN . .
iii olé’ct or?! :2;
8.1 ,* been 19.
ord‘iv‘ynr‘gui’feddd _
theme the mainline. . De. Don if
M
. I. g .. n‘
CW‘OWH _ . w. . , .5.
There is , no ' mufiorou stomach
it 11' till” ""i'iiti
healing and sromntle be some which
oompnlo this (Wonderful trestment
tire breathed through a nest pocket in-
inner «surname every 11‘ "one
at. '- .
in'l'iltis n’uy, the’l
hl‘ii'lh‘8|\'lfl n t*‘ 1'1.“ we I * :02
Hm. » 't‘ mbt ‘ i ‘ .1
li‘ 1:301 p 1 '31 $232;
in tho it r penalizes ot the head, throat
m- U in: end
andnose .soothott Ind healn.
Sui-h rennet it lores‘ultd be .e fol-
lowed the filled” itye all“ the best
people in South ‘Npr'ws it. that, Zeltiuns',
Pharmacy have the. gredtost confidence?
in the power to cure euurrh. They be.l
Move in it no thorouehiy. that'thoy wuil
loud the money it it does not, cure.‘
the. purchaser to be solo Judge.“
This is an unusual oilor nnti the
tint, limo tit tony predict“ or trest-
nleui for the me ot‘cat‘arrh has been
sold in this we is it ures..ihe ex-
pense hi trltlh‘i {lwhio ‘i ' it falls. the
cool in libnolutoly nothing. ,
if you are fortunate enough not to
be troubled with cutarrh. tell your
iriendu or the Zeltfusu Pharmaey'n oi.
[fr and get them to take advantage or
a
..._,.-p...-.._. .....u..... “Hg“... ..
VERY TRIVAL GROUNDS.
W
For Fall-field Selectmen'e Bellini t
‘ Obey Mandamus. t ‘
Upon a technleulity; the ‘Ropubllt-au
Selectmen oi the town of Foirileld have
filed a plea of abatement in tho‘elrll
Superior court and asked that the n‘inu-_
demon aminst them brmmht by twenty,
llt‘mOt-rats of the to wn. be cruised from
the docket. Judge Elmer 'gnv'e them
a bearing upon the matter yesterday.
Tholimudumus wan limited by .lutilrt‘
Elmer to compel ”the" Selectmen. Simfi
eon Pound Edward R. Morelious" uutl
Citation B. For, to lioltl’n fipot‘lul PIN"-
tiou to fill tilt? oillt'o of Town ('iol'lt
lntldt- \‘atttiui by lllt‘ death of ,liorlwri
. lt'uttpp. 'l‘ii‘r- nututl‘hmus ordered them
to hold the meeting on April 4 or to up
pear in court this morning liiltl show
cause for not iltilllg no. They illod their
. plea in abatement this morning.
The plea ihbtmed upon the grounds
that. Clerk William ii. Shelton or the
Superior court, failed to sign “Clerk"
after his name, when he ttil’ixed his sig—
nature to the. writ of ntuudamus. The.
latter is signed “iiy order'nt‘ the court.
William R. Shelton," and in lhe'plea'
oi abatement the attorney‘for the Re;
publieun Selectmen. Judge Elmore 8.
Banks, stirs that the writ in not it
mandate of the room and that it. up-
llt‘fll‘o "imu its face thut it was not.
signed by any judge or clerk of the
Superior court. but only by one \\‘ll<
lium R. Shelton.
Selectman Charles S. i-‘ox bus reiuru
ed no answer to the writ served upon
him in which he states he is wllilm:
nod bus been willing: right along to
hold a speeul town nivtailiitz.
This morning Judge Elmer appointed
next liiondny for u further bearing up
hit the cone. ”i‘lt‘fo will be iiltrd on
Wednesday.
TO CURE A com IN our.“ DAY
Tillie Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets.
All drugglsts refund the money if it
follr. to cure. E. W; Gi‘ot‘o's tlgoature
is on each box. 26c. “
w
THREE PETITIONS FOR DIVORCE.
Plaintiffs Ask for Decrees for Varioua
. Offences.
William L. Griswold. or (lrecnw l.
wants to be legally separated tr 1
Mattie. E. Griswold, of Greenwich, w.
cause he says she is and has been [or
more than one your intompernto. They
married on April 4. 1889.
Emma Kidd. of Bridgeport” ec.
, liloorhouse. has brought suit ago not:
her husband. George Kidd. alloging 1u-.
tolerable cruelty hurl claiming u (11-;
roree. The couple were married on;
October 27. 1896 and the cruelty start‘
ed about three months later. on Febru-
ary i_ 1897. ‘
Louise A. VN'OHO has brought suit
lgninst Frederick Verello for a decree
of divorce on the ground of intelernliie
" _.eruolty."1'hey were married on Animist.
14, 1897‘ and the cruelty is paid to (into
from Jammy 1. 1900. The wife asks
for the custody .of two minor children.
Mrs-Vermin la the Bridgeport womln.
who refused to answer A mandamus is-
sued by Judge. George W. Wheeler, a
judge oi; the superior court. and against
whom contempt proceeds were contents
plated “one time. p Whether or not
any action or this who token against
Mrs. Verelle when she appears to clsim
her divorce cannot be sticortsiii‘ed. Her.
husband: who sought the custody of
one of the children. ”mom for some
. reason appears to have dropped the
, case._ may‘eontest the (mutate! the
custodytot'heti'r’ot tho children. ‘ "
‘« ZMWENQO «mauve, - .
. women are mountain “holed wtth
. kidney disorder-gm}: finch. but," in!"
ute the '5me to diseases neon
‘ t
.10 ’ their” next obligate; 39.3141.
& .. .3. Mh‘ tr. tinnitusuroty
1.3.1.321: ”£33m“: 13"; "3"” and “sediments insurance. rumo- .
Companies. "
give their personal itiitirnnte‘o "’ ""1uucot'ommlsulouor. Theron ilpttun, was
.iulumn received Show up int-reuse o'
.thirty-four"companies rc‘cci’v‘ed ifidiléhn
ll}: '
.l" s
‘5‘ *3" Nah
63‘ ' . Whepiour, own our; bear“
i
i
.. I_ ‘ . 1.
” ’t‘ Iomttil snee oi. .
_ ,. . iris war two not-W s.3
, 4M33fi 1m Inflow hit-tr Whom-thinned“ mononutw»
. . 1, . poiitliiol. Frank Baxter the lo: 113'
._ ‘til‘ii‘dtlflflor‘ noun" net-Wm. 'hnd'1ustt‘“
received it tretdi Mock of Dr. Hownrd‘u‘
. . . ‘, .l. .. J ilpt‘sléiino‘i‘or (holt-Iti‘ito‘ '0! constipation-
“ « M... . an. t ynpepsanie regular bile slut dos-
“ "WW "I” ' ' T" enf‘Whle’ii to getnow userl tortho rom-
OI'S "w: Bums .ry, was to be sold at hull price. This
, i ., .. . . ; totek‘ lil’l $0111”! long, nud "’9" dbouiél
tr . ‘ he too it is nd‘va tlge‘o Is by
n h» Member ht... i . , ‘l
1.. Nettrly hinetemh or our poop 0 ani-
ier with lltlllzt‘hllml. countiptttion. hunti-
ncllert o ill-er troubles, (“houses that
Dr. Howard's N]lt‘(‘l‘(‘..tp0\'fir falls to
Dr. Howard's up ulnq' tdr lilo cu’ré of.
conuiipuiign ‘ud yap pain is .not .“
"curr- nll.’ t in mill}! a npttelllc'mr
the cure or indignation, lltlltilili‘heo.
constipation and liver troubl s. it
romeo in the form untiuy g nulotS.
no in it vlnl. is pleasant and flirty in
trike. and it is void by Mr. Baxter with
the uuderxiaudinu that if it does not
give perfect notiniuetion. it will cost
yttu absohn My uoilil ‘ .. 1 .
:-' . All firms arlr. sji‘:
HARTFORD, Mill't‘ll 29.—'l‘hc nocoutl
port of the report or the titutt: insur-
nubmiiied to Governor Chamberlain
teddy. 1t corerntpo business done
during the your 1903 by the life. can.
unity. iidt‘lity. surety and tuiscellaii;
eons companies in Connecticut. and in-
cludes also the reports of the reeeirern
of the Connectlctit Life insurance (lotu—
puny. of Waterbury. and the. Ndllnudl
Lilo Association. it is anudunccd that
Part ill of the report dealing with
the condition of secret or truteruul so;
clctles 111 be submitted to the govcr‘
our him 1 May 1.
Commisoioner lTpuou says the loud
utiinlttcd assets of the thirty-one lilo
imurnnce, companion; doing businena in
this state on Der-ember 31. 1903.
amounted to (2.175.151.46120. on in-
crease over the previous your of $1130.—
155,398.48. The policies in force. De-
cember 31, 1903. were 11.9{3348 in,
number, and 310.536.519.154 .1) amount.
"Notwith:~tmulimz the. remarksbic
deprecintlmi in the market values of
Beilwood is Under Arrest
‘(Ct‘lntinued from first psghll ’ “
Mme. lieruuuu went to New Ca
nunu Wrom New York, oimut illtocti
l'enrtt nun. nod nutrrled Willium Wood.
who died thorily utter. of yellow (ov-
er. in tho tiouth. A nhort time utter
the death of her first husband. ‘Hlli'
went iilll'mill, nnd, after several years
returned. nod for a short. timerop
ducted h i'riueur eomu‘rrntory for in
tlieu ni' her resltieuee on Richmond
Hill. She then inurriod n mun unntcd
llevtuum‘ but owing to some. domestlr
infelit‘lty, they lived only it short time
tlu; bondputl stuck lurestmcntuloi ilic together. Alter this ,ttt‘pnrutitut she.
- . .. ‘ . - . . ~ hos Sililt‘t‘ been running rt ltrruvh
IlibilldnCO companies during the, paid. , ,, H, . . 1..
rear," 53” UN) t'ouitnis‘siouot‘. “tlie‘ liltidlblt t. establu. 11110111. bile nun r ,.
companion‘imurrullv allow in lliélr‘atia idly opposed to tho, marriage of Mr
uunl statements a {m suthltn'torv iln. "”"Cfl' ("‘"rm‘""‘“ “ 9““. 1" ”WWW“
MM.” condition fiti'I‘ir'ustlw bust-3 and wns'soitl to be instrumental l;l
H j . .'_ ‘, _"; , -* V , 'brluzint: about the divorce prom-m
.Hm ‘T‘ llu. MM] n (”lmln.N' the 0.9"“; ions. culiniuutinlt in the selutrntiou oi
uilltillo of the companies shou results ‘1. fl .1 'ii~ ntliwu l 'llli'i‘ WW.
{but t‘i'llilmi‘ot'or)‘ i‘nrorubit-pith thel ‘_(""_u'”r ' l”?- ‘ lg“ lll‘o '
“W” “My...” mudu lit lll‘t'l'lliil~ yours. 3 iii. 0 up mppt m.” u .
.tloun uli thr Illlm oi hie. .rumunlll‘.‘ MR ”"H‘Wml in audio at his trio-l.
oi (troy llrutliors' bottling works. lib-h
surety and miscellaneous, busiutmit . p 4
lht-rt' is shown it stetuit' liitircttnt‘ tin intuit! llill. and, notu‘ltltutnudum tho
‘ furl that be lulu been ihrt-uit-umi nil
volume. and this growth tippi‘tll‘s it) he . v‘ . ’i . ._ .. ’
of u unlit]. substantial and lioi'uiuuent , kinds of tritium-dirt .lmt. ‘llt \-I‘1(ll‘l:i
.. tile:
:tud iiiist-ollum-nus nonporous wore nd-S i h .‘ “not it. “It" I 'g I I“ l. .
lllllli'tl to do buxiuv-ts in (‘lonnqcucm‘icording to. his nun vices, unlessI 10!.“
and two illl<t'alliilii‘tlllr' couiiutnien wltlt- . i‘t‘llf'tl it) Hillclulor her ( outody ' t.‘ "1'
drew. the tutxtl uumbvr of life mm :“mm- ‘3'“ “ ""5"" 9'51"” l"‘““""‘
plum“: '40an bill‘llli‘n‘l mm“ “to nle “Splint’11:.(Hl’l‘fdillllltfifle tillit r titlltipnn \lr.
lulu uni your. There. nre uo‘ “14.403455. ‘ ‘ 5 " ‘ ' ' . . ~~
Incut lite t-oiupnuiu. (11H rating: in 1|l(.l::i‘“\‘i'iitil: t'a‘r‘iltli‘t: Trr ti‘i‘clmyr‘t‘utuiyfiiit
pinto. t- woo. or . ' u \ ‘ ..
Uompurcd With llie« prm‘lun‘}; your iullu-r boring another, and lErt‘lyp.
there was it door-ruse or 4.41m in 'lw 'l“"‘1;fl“li‘tii‘-hllt‘ir2f‘ll‘tllzmli‘flmlfi’ inlaid?!“
number of lie Mill is hornet ii tto "i - f‘ ' ‘ ‘ ‘
.utute in 1901:} “lml “Como-0'35: 1,: the legal udnptiou papers has caused the
muount of such bulb-it's of 51.327506. WWW" lull l“ oi‘l'nlrs. ““‘l ”‘I'Wi‘i'w
The total number of life bolicicn. l-‘thllt :i not [irofiresslng us mtiuolhly its ut iiinH
' ~- ' ’ . (‘xwe o .
m ‘90.“. .“IES tines... uu‘tl HID Wm! um limi- ‘ Devrtnno and Mrs liollu‘otul
ouut tinh $-il.bbi..ti.lh. (ouncutu-ui rum 1 . ‘ ' ‘ h~" 1 ‘. my
total number and 20.511; pry Will. of the! \irtvig‘lhnlllil‘l::2l'\lglrl“ll|: tut 1‘1“”; 4’ ligrilt‘pihv
m. t' ‘ t; ." .-. , D t" ’ . ‘J . LA t.-
“Ml number Hill] 705"" I“ Iv tent. of 1.1 ‘ \lmt- lit-room subbed or. silo rrlntr‘t:
total amount oi‘ottliuot) iusutnnceiu; ‘ . ' . ' > “V 1""
sumo during llt' your in l’ltrmalo, 'l‘l”. the smile til the Mimi. and . Is. ,. ..
industrial Illi‘lch ltil‘iilt‘il \reroJ 46.92 “0011\Vitfi‘illlritl)‘llllituiis. 1 1 h
"-1- cent. in amount 1 o 1 t1 " "\i’n'bo o troyn out a gout omc
I Summaries are “High?“ title lotion liere."3tthid ole mutilate. “l have tak-
showing the comparative operations in en cure of her over slut-e she was two
1902 and 1903 or the twentyqiine com» years old. it hits been in; him to
li‘uuies which did busily??? in C?titit:',z- lilillllK llurr up fwell. mlul (110 Elfin her It‘ll)?
iv!" in oil mun» ‘ e tutu prer- iuraungeso rigour o uen on. ~t‘
‘ some time punt she has been unend-
ing 1V) rs. Fancber's private school. And
now that horrid mini has stolen llt'l‘.
Uh. it is too much!"
«Here. Mme. Duration
Ieully. .
,“it‘n‘us n plot." she. cried. regaining
her eontposure, her eyes flashing in
anger. “i can see through it all now.
You see' t.hni..horrld man took room:
right across tho street from me. with
$3.3.812Jl95Jo {or 1903 over 11102. and
the total int-onto on in‘rt‘muzt.‘ of $42.-
1025165335. The total nutonnt paid to
policy lwldem ithitL'i was $4525.43.“
nun-(- than in 11102.‘nnd’tte totul'fidlss
burnemenis 835.639.852.35 more." .
The nelresorw ml the poilt‘le'd in
tort-e in the twentymiue rompnui‘es
under roil'sl‘dt‘rniiou “was j trust-:52:
246.10 in limijllltl Skiillljlliiflhtll-i in
1903. showingau‘lurrcasr- in tiie‘lltitt‘r the Aren't).
year of $1153.8iit.tii‘s.2(f ‘ . ” lilt"mc.;l'1u sure. [or i would. have
There were. thirty-four regular ‘cnm- uoihntg‘tp dnunjitb those people. A
ponies licensed to do art'ldent. casiialty‘jg low thiyn ago lin'hruilghl his daughter
fidelity. surety and iniseellan'ops hung ii‘lorhnco ,to .Now Cannon.
inept; in Connecticut on Dec iiibér’iil‘. has been..undcr her father's care
11103. the some number its at the 'endgsin‘t-e Mrs. iiellwood left him. but‘ht‘r
011902. On Connecticut linkiness. these * whereabouts was unknown to me or
' ‘ Mrs, normed. ‘iie used Florence
(hills? in premiums, nuti paid“ $139.3 ill-l it decoyrto‘get Itiuybellp over to
61.3.12 for losses during 1903. ‘ ' Ebit: rooms Friday night. 1 did not like
The reports or the regular hundred? to have thorhlld mix with those poo
nini exam nations or the Cdunectlrut pie, no i refused to. let her’ go over.
General El etiud the Connecticut Mot; Next morning. about 9. Mrs. William
uni Lite hindrance Comptmlos made Tonight: netivg memberof the'Lat-
under the. direction orCharlcr. hitches. tor Day Saints Church, a sister of
the detmrtmeiit’artuary. ore included Albert Stone. an other in the. same
in the commisisioner'p report. ' ' ehnreiu came orgrto my house with.
., '—— -—-—-» 1 a letter. and re'questbd that Maybelle
MURMTJC ACID lN STOMACH.. be allo ‘od 10 post it. .._Fearftil lest
SAN FRKNLuSCO, March Blip-blurb 'she she ‘ld meet thehorrld roan. l was
true acid weptbund in the stomach 01‘. unwilling at first to let her go on the
John H. Gite: by the city chemist, who errand. .Bttt litre. Tome—.4 feel sure
has rogmricd‘the 'i‘a'ct'to thq’.coroner.,‘she was in the plotr—asmtred'lme he
Canines/toiled (lead at the root ordination, town, taking “Florence with
night or “1111‘stth which be was sup— him. i allowed. Maybelle to take the
mood to hurmiaileu. ltlg believed letter. one was returninx from the
that he belonged to e p‘roinihent.fnmlly pmtofllee when . Bellwood met 1101‘
in Brooitl N. Y. . _ 1. ' . near the railroad st:tlon.. With can-
-—--——-—-.—---»~ . , . , ("03 and nonlethal enticed hot-to the
.‘Hdhoffrpégbmatt‘rg ‘ platform} and. utter waiting it while.
‘ _ ‘ . .. litteti'her into n carriage and drove
The Evlde do for outr Settles. What off.‘ Maybelle cried and an the best
South No wait: ll'eo.‘ 1e 8: ie Prat.
to not away. from him. l‘m told."
.ty hood Freer tow trout. Nor-
- {3, . a1 jointly... Editov Bellwood “unsold:
“"3 H j "'lllin‘riiei seemed nervous and ex.
‘rited .at first'jjbut l dldit'tpav much
adopting. ”lie told motofiirire to
Brood irer. fast'uzlvconid. ' When‘
subbed \‘lov
'nill'fi'él \"fifi
‘ when dur‘neig‘hbprn‘ tell ‘ii"‘_.‘* ‘ .
{ é"e‘1t”"‘ '
r
'ellih o? 't
torrent-3' 1.! nu. .. .
' _ timinthefh e lys’te'r‘n
.t tisisted‘l drug store;
' Sold
‘n‘ nlie'llatl .. wg‘xkot "there no car was. in sight.
. . hipcop‘lgé “any in Mali"! 1Tb hotohi . rug-tone on to South
i, Mutterings in Calltornis lNot-uuik. i left him at. the rnllroati
age , broken dowmwomon. it stops
. Marines-wane one the tub ,South
tho, blood South“
.3 more
ditchtws het‘t‘.’ L.stptloti. . 'lllie two children were quiet.
’Blk 11le “ilk _ab°‘_‘"ilnd both seemed contented on the
drive. _ So for $19.1; could observe. May-
the belle ‘inade no pmtest.age.inst nccom-
hot , .lettsheniatbqrt'.’ .
Iséttli Lee‘ inciting?
w I ti; Emily. gr‘éoo‘w 1.1 _
d . condition it! DiseoVered.
_ ,. kiteople.“
.Pubiid opinions published for
but. 146“ this.
lig- hetero
Th.” ‘3 “RUM! lite home pr
M We pigment made it
‘. 9" irg§annhet timbe‘euthc
' , . 0 A: i. _ Nonsense-karma»
lordsy. ; holy. nt
. ' or two
= - they .trore
”in"
”t" on 4' a
Ht‘.dlti it just to‘tuninl .
ThO‘Kllitl
. Florence ‘
Dclher’t. Rbsooqihe» young men who
<11.
‘t
' light Weight Underwear for Women.
New Underwear in weights suitable for spring is all
ready. at very complete stock, ‘and styles enough to suit
every one. ' ‘ ‘ .
The Harvard Mills is a brand always liked. The
weaves are smooth. and even. while the garments can al-
ways he depended on to fit right.
I '.l
l
i.
The “Winner," medium weight cotton.
long and short sleeved Vests. _
knee and ankle length Pants -.
regular sizes 50 cts. l ,
extra sizes 59 cts. ‘ ~
“Merit." light weight cotton, bleached. .-
long andshort sleeved Vesta.
knee and ankle length Pants.
regular and extra sizes; 50 cts.
“P. B. 12.." light weight cotton. i
long and sliort'slccved Vests.
knee Pants, regular sizes only. 35 cts.
"Regina." light weight merino. 3‘ ’1
long and, short sleeved Vests. —'
ankle length Pants. 75 cts. L“.
Union Suits, “Regina." merino. $1.50. ,. -
. “Demand." cotton. $r.oo. ’11. l
“Pride.” cotton. 50 cts. 3 ‘
Fina White Wash Goods.
The fine Silk Mulls, Persian Lawns and Organdies are
so beautiful. that visions of bridesmaids and commence-
ment dresses come before us. There are dainty embroid—
ered Swisses. Silk Lawns, and Air-line Cloths fine as the
finest cobwebs.
Embroidered Silk Persian Lawns. 40 cts,
Striped Silk Organdies. 4o eta.
Plain Silk Mulls. 49 and 50 cts.
Striped Silk Mulls. ’ 75 cts.
Plain silk Persian Lawns. 25 to 50 c‘ '.
Air-line Cloth, 95 c'. . f
Mixtures for Tailored Suits.
Thirty different effects in Blarney Twecds. Scotch
Mixtures. Striped Melt‘ons.’l‘wccds. etc. These Mixtures
are in champagne, tan. brown. blue. green. and gray. with
uubs or knots of contrasting color. some of them ex-
tremely striking and stylish. others more conservative.
50 to 56 inches wide. $1.00. $1.25. and $1.50. ‘ ;
Covert Cloths for Jackets. extra weight. three shades '
of caster. 56 inches wide. $2.00 a yard.
Lighter weight Covert. 52 inches. $1.50. . E
«-
- \ on. t .3...
You Have Always Bought, and dutch hnsboorl .
in use for over 30. years, hing borne tho signature. of
and has been made under his pet-
WW sonnl supervision piuco lttt'int‘nncy.
- a 1' Allow no one to deceive you in this.
All Countori‘eits. Imitotlous out] “ J ust-tts-good” are but;
Experiments that triflo with and endanger-tho health of
infants and Childrenr—Exporicuco wetting. Experiment.
? what tsCASTO'RiAY
(insignia. is a. hut-mics}; substitute for Castor Oil. Paro-
gorlc. Drops and Soothing Syrups. It: is P1eminnt.~- It;
contains neither Opium, Morphine nor other Narcotic
substnnce. Its use is its guarantee. It destroys Worms
tutti alloys h‘cverlslinoss. _ It cures Dinrrhttafiiid .Whld
Colic. It relieves Teething Troubles. cures Constipation
and Flatuleucy. ‘ It. assimilates the Food, regulates tho
Stomach and Bowcls, giving healthy and natural 8190p-
Tlic Children’s mel‘ho Mother’s Friend. ' ‘
canning CASTORIA prnvs
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comb, tourists. waived a hearing today
It!” ch "Kfi of embi’memg'pmfe"? gas supplv m
PMWA chlbsld MMI‘BQOI'J) Benton... -' .. . . . .
”0mm"- of the company. Ritalin-"l“ flooded nest ,slde are tilled with
ed: that.’ the shortage is nearly $6.000.
. . gong (gaming in Pitteburg he no menu-
get ”of tbowhtlndelphie. W _ .0! the.
re” wflhsxhfi w :1: fig’flmifi: l2:.2;Grand River congnuentto roclide slim.
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GRANDRAPIDS. inch. Murchissi
M"; Inmager tor Raymtmddyhit- The suffering of the flood victims will .
now be aggravated by the failure of the
The msins lending to,
water and there is" nof possibilit of
their beehmlng opened for not, ‘_
, lhe tib'mi recedes. Tho result‘wiii he‘
very serious. Gas wss being heed ex:
tori‘stvely Tor beating and cooling: "the
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Norwalk Chronicler