thort would be lower gas ranges used
As it is the installation of
A GAS RANGE
Opens up a floodgete of enthusiastic
praise in its favor.
Stop worrying.
Coolt withf gas.
Burn it—don't waste it.
CONNECTIONS FREE.
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Specialty Mfg. Co.
71 we m sriis's'r.
sou-1'11 NORWALK.
new mo ‘eacorlo-HANO
51.111110, Motors
runmeucoi 1119th1.110 AND 1111.
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STEAM.
NOT W1! TER.
AND GAS
FITTING.
Tin. Slicei‘ IrOn. Copper
and Zinc.
50 South Main Street.
Telephone, 137.3.
811th Nomatk, Conn.
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Easy To PioK
the proper Wail l’nped Designs from
our splendid stock. , There isn't it
more attractive stock of New and Ar-
tistic Well Paper-sin these parts. '
Prices are proper and workmen most
skillful. .
' Sole agent for Joneway's and Our-
penter's Well Papers.
To Order-WindOw Shades, Pic-
ture Frames.
111mm. SUPPLIES. ARTISTS‘
. unionists
SPECIALS.
White Curtain Poles with Fiat-
“if“; 10% . . .
Cloth Windoiv Shades. with
fringe, 25¢. ;
Solid Brace Hall Curtain Rode.
3 it. long. with fixtures. rec.
“Shore-Cut” Can Opener. cuts
easily. . No ragged edge. roe.
' Beet Steel Faring Knives. roe.
PAINTING, PAPER HANG-
ING. DECORATING.
STORE OPEN EVENINGB.
. Watkins & Dow,
cent. gredter than if invested at 311.
1.1.11l
on installments. A good intestmeot for
you. it you live.- a splendid protection
for your “mil”. it will! ll.
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densest. silent.
N. SMITH FIRGUGON. Special Agent.
UNITED IANK BUILDING.
so. Norwal l1. Ct.
SYRACUSE FLOWS.
IRON AGE AND PLANT. JR.
wuss; irons
and;
cun'rrvn'rous.
BALL BEARING LAWN
MOWERS.
WHEELBARROWS.
GARDEN snuuows
and all
GARDEN & LAWN TOOLS
PAINTS, OILS AND
HARDWARE.
112 WAsumoron eraser.
Phone. es-e.
Mrs: '
BIKY NATIONAL BANK
SOUTH NORWALK, CONN.
wrm
Capital “00.000.00
Surplus. ”00.000.00
Net Profits. 555.000.00
Solicits accounts of individuals. man-
ufacturers, merchants and corporations
upon favorable terms.
sowm l-i. MATHEWSON, Pres.
JOHN H, KNAPP, Vice-Pres.
JACOB M. LAYTON. Gunter.
DIRECTORS.
John H. Knapp Henry Seymour
Jesleh R. Mawin Samuel Grumman
Christian Swartz Wallace Marvin
E. H. Mathewlon .John 11.1.1ght
F.1'ed H. flowan.
capital, 311.000.0011. Surplus. 0185.000.
, The
Earning Power
of your savings in
vested: with this
Company nth per
cent. is 26 percent.
greater than if in
vested at 4 nor
cent; is ill 07 per
per cent; and 66 2 3 per cent. fireale'r
then if invested at 3 per cent.
State Supervision of New York and
Connecticut.
BRANCH OFFICE. 12 80 MAIN 81'.
Resident Directors. Resident Managers.
Mortimer M. Lee R. L.COhurn ..
Charles E. Dow John B. Lownnce
Dividend
Paying Mlnln, Oil Smelter 3nd
industrial Stoc s melting possible
Large interest and Profits. Book-
lets on application. , -
DOUGLAS,” LACEY 81 CO.
Bankers. Brokers. Fiscal A rate.
Members New York Coneol dated
Stock Exchan e. 66 Broodway and
17 New Street, ew York.
E;BALDW1N HAMMXTT. hunger.
WeeteruNewEn laud Branch: fiend u r-
Bdt-euuCe‘tiiu Bldg. Darth "3.80:5
Denny 3. Hull, Representative.
1 Lauder Bile. ‘South Norwallt. Ct.
(incorporated).
NDRWALK.
SOUTH NORWJLK.
and NEW YORK.
and "Eagle".
Leaves New York Daily at ii p. m.
Moves Nor-walk Daily at 5 p. m
1111.1 it 1111111111 Company.
Tho 1.111111111111111 01111111111 .
Dally Freight Line
Steamerat"0uyof-iferwalk' ' ‘
sewn: or omrueure roe ce-
ranau THAT CONTMN transom.
as mercury will surely deulroy the
sense oi smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the muscous surfaces. Snob
articles should never be used except
on prescriptions from reputable phy-
sicians, as the damage they will do is
ten fold to the good. you can possibly
derive from , Hall’s Osiarrh
Cure manufactn y it‘, J. Cheney 0
00.. ledo. O. coutalne uo mercury.
and is taken internally. acting direct-
ly upon the blood and mucous surfaces
of the system. in- buying Hall's (le-
l‘errh Cure be lure You get the gen-
uine. it is taken internally and made
in 'i‘oledo. Ohio; by F J Cheney a Ca.
Testimonials tree.
Sold by Drugg‘lete'. Prices. 75c per
bottle
Take Hull 11 Family Pills for constl
potion.
WALL PAPER
‘OUR STOCK OF NEW GOODS
JUST lN IS A L'lTTLE LARGER
THAN EVER BEFORE.
WONDERFUL HOW LOW YOU
CAN BUY NICE GOODS HERE. YOU
KNOW WE DO THE WORK IN THE
VERY BEST MANNER.
WE HAVE TAKEN A GOOD
MANY CONTRACTS FOR MOUSE
PAINTING AND WILL BE GLAD TO
SUBMIT FIGURES FOR YOUR
WORK.
WE TRY TO CARRY IN STOCK
EVERYTHING YOU NEED FOR THE
DECORATIONS OF YOUR HOUSE
INSIDE 0R OUT.
E. E. Gorham’s,
TEL. 1352.
10 FIRST ST..‘ E. NORWALK.
l‘lu iiorioo 11111111 Boilers,
FOR STEAM AND
HOT WATER HEATING.
lnsures a Warm House, Day and
Night, in Coldest Weather.
Send for Catalogue and investi-
gate for yourself.
96 LIBERTY STREET.
NEW YORK.
18,47. . 191.14.
PLUMBING AND STEAM
HEATING. 7
HOT WATER HEATING.
HOT AIR HEATING. ;
STOVEG AND RANGES.
SLATE AND TJN ROOFING,
" Gas and Steam Fitting,
Gee Fixtures, Metal Ceiling.
Have you seen our stock of
RICHMOND RANGES?
run Jones a dorcuurss
C0 MPANY,
, 17 1111111. srnsemvonwetK.
Etc.
1115111111 11111er M" .
song—unset with unusual “ K
“ ' deuce on Hickory .Blui! tor the post
mer. week after next“. Mr. Tuthlli and
, fondly are now proparing to mow;
' " " " lion on the book of his residence.
Fanou 1311111111 Bul-
11112513111.
2i lb. G1a11.Suoa1 $1
Reads Bits iOc pka.
"PO o'er". the new
breakfast food. 60 pkg.
a c'or'riion AVENUE
unsr NORWALK CONN.
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Herman l1). hi11lu1O was 11 11.111111 in
New York yester'duy
. 'l‘herc’ will be 11 bull game at the l‘lux‘
ter Grounds this afternoon.
John Cue is confined to his home
again with an nrlscess‘of the cur.
William .l. \Vclselt is to build 1111 111i-
dltlou to his saloon 1111 the bridge.
The condition of William Keene.
who is ill, remains about the slime. ‘
w. P. Raymond, of Waterbury, has
been visiting friends in East Norwnlir
The regular monthly meeting of the
East Norwalk Fire Police will be held
Monday at their moms. '
Martin Spohr took 11 party of friends
down the rive1 this morning for the
purpose of catching tint ilsh.
'lllc Birchanl Sister's will sing to-
marrow evening. at the Advent Chris-A
tiau (‘burch servltcs. A very 11111111111111
meeting is anticipated.
'lbe meeting of the islpwmth League
' tomorrow will doubtless be an inter-<-
esllug one. The subject will be “An—
swered Prayers." and the loader win
he Miss Annie Odell. , ,
~Now is the time to take a spring
touic.‘ l’lcrce's Beef, iron and Wine
is me thing, 50c.
The regular monthly class meeting
will be held tomorrow morning. at the
E11111 Avenue Methodist Church, at 9:30
oriock. After the class meeting con»
xuunlOn will be celebrated.
H.Hors1.hllcld is expecting two
barges Of coal. The barge Berth with
unlhrucltc. 11nd the barge "Robert"
with soft coul. They have probably
been delayed by the. stormy weather.
it was reporrcd that William Ochr»
moon, the expert pilot, had a. long‘ wait
down the harbor this morning. while
the tide was rising enough to float his
boat off 11 bar, which he tried to our
heroes
H. K. Bishop, of tho Hotchkiss P11-
pcr Company. of “111111 b111y who has
been 11 drummer in this territory for 11
number of years. W111.- in town yester.
day. He announced that he is about
torr'etlre form "the road," and will
hereafter Occupy 11 position in the Of-
ilrc of the company. '
Superintendent Richard Blond, of the
Aurout Christian Sunday school. of
V1111 Zeudt street, requests 11 full st~
tendauce of the schooltomorrow, as
there is to be a rehearsal, preparatory
to the coming concert, which is to take
place on the twenty-second of May.
-——Om' fifteeneccut coffee is u crack-n—
inck. l.’ilommedieu Bros.
It is desired that there be 11 large. at-
1cudnnce at the Boat Avenue Methodist
Episcopal Sunday school tomorrow, to
welcome lrvlug Smith and Harry Cros~
sell. who are home for two weeks‘ 1111-
cution from their school. Last Week
there wore 297 in attendance; this S1111»
day We would like to see 800.
”Plotters Dyspepsia Tablets
guaranteed. Tweulydive cents
Bridge Pharmacy. =
The East Norwaik Fire Police were
the originators of the excursion to Cou-
oy island by the steamer Rosednio, on
Memorial 1)”,th 301b, and have in-
vited the Mayflower Hook and Ladder
Company and the Nor-walk Fire Police
10 unite with them. melting the “Con-
solidatodl‘lremen‘s Excursion of The
Norwnllts. The steamer will leave
the wharf in South Norwalk at 3: 30
o'clock -
are
The
ROWAYTON.
Mr. and hire. George N. Davis have
returned to their home in ltdwayton.
from Fort Pierce Flarida, where they
have been spending the winter
Alvah B. Tuthll‘i him imprO’Ved his
property at Hickory Bluff by the plant.
ing of one hundred and twentyaeeveu
shade trees. lie has been to work for
overs. week, noting the trees out. .1.»
Dr. Stephen Kelly. of New York, who
has rented the bundeorne Tntblll resi-
three seasons, will arrive tor the aunt-
;:2 seven 11011 a"? or L-
“mill SMINI V9901 ;
Ms Q0
Isaageodaelmwas ”is.
1m, Housemate 111W Time.‘
’l'oclqeoeathemisrnlnternab
lyreuumrrflhvlnw,‘
from this piece to their 11
; red to fill in the names of or bird
,Others are expected.
’ growing
, Nichol-,1 .-.~ .
hire. Charles Hither aild daughter .
' Ethel are: visiting .111 New Your. anth-
Mrs James Whittington, her dpugh ‘
tor
1..-hum llr. Hoyt.“ or the New Canaan
under. “will” 1. 1 v-1 ‘1 «WW
ltownytou linptlst (lburch.l1‘rauk it.
brown. DABIOI’rrBC‘l‘Vlt‘eI 1111,10: 115 u.
111., and 7:30 p 111. ., noblest 1.121.191.1111;
sermon. "What is Younldiw” .cveulux
sermon topic, "Opportunities to!
Senior Christian Endeavor.“ 6:30;
union meeting of Christian Endeavor
nnd lipu'orth tongue in the liuptlsi
Church. Wednesday at 2 p. 111.. laid.
ice' Aid meets at home at Mrs. Jennie
Sheror; Thursday evening. at 7:411.
Happy Hour service, followed by spec-
: lul business meeting of church.
Rownytou Methodist Episcopal
Church, Rev. A. 1.. liubburd, pastor’-
Moruiug class, 9:30., led by Oscar
Mills; preuchlug. 10:30, subject, “The
House of iiod; “ Sunday school 1 30,
Young People's meeting union meet
lug of the Methodist and Buptl t
societies at the llupllst Church; 7: 3.
preaching by the punter. “Seeklns
Christ." Sunday morning the pnetm'
is to begin a series of live minute sen
mous to the children 611 Bible Birds.
Cards will be given out for the child-
buok.chaptc1 and verse W‘Mle ltm' is
found. Subicc'ttoruorrow ’l"hclmplr'-
lul Bird " fitirvlmm of the week:
Mulldll)‘ cvenlug, regular monthly
meeting of the Olllclul Bonrd, first
meeting of the conference year and
important business to be transacted;
Tuesday evening, 7:30, Knights OI
King Arthur. ,llasl week two new
members Joined and next week two
lloll Castle is
Thursday evening. prayer
meeting and Bible study
......_—
DARIEN AND NOROTON.
, Miss Lucretia Cullen. who has been
[11, is somewhat better. ,
There will be another meeting to do
hide the location or the new school all
Norotou.
~Sced potatoes and seed potato ou-
lulu-1,111 Streets (‘ush Grocery, llurien
Mr. and hire. Louis Kirk. of Norotou.
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Frank
- llu Stevens, New Canaan, Sunday.
Considerable repairs are being made
at the home Of Joseph Morobouso. A
large number of plustercrs are at work
there. ~
Miss A. 11:. Ryan 1111s returned to
her duties as telegraph operator at the
railroad station. after several days'
illness.
«Big bargains 111 Street's Cash
Grocery. Saturday. Purc lard. illc lb.
Patrick Lynch has secured a posi-
tion with J. P. Drummer as his assist-
uut during the summer. “1. Lynch
has been 11 barber in South Norwnlk
for some time.
hlr Tnpiin Of Norotou 1111s in Smith
Ridge vicinity this week, delivering
h‘airllcld County road maps. which
have reccuth been published by a
Mussuchusells ilrru.
The ducks and other birds which
were imported 1111111 England uomt1
days ago and placed in the pond on the
'l‘liley property have made themselves
as much at home us do the native
birds and they appear to be enjoying
1hemsclves thoroughly.
The social club which has been in
tending to erectu building on the
Brady property on a lot owned by the
members. has sold the lot at a profit
and decided not to build. At present
rooms are being fitted up furlhern in
move into soon.
CRANBURY.
hire. C. [-1, Gregory is visiting Mrs.
Wood, in Norwuik.
W Coggsweil is putting up a small
house in Shepard street.
Miss Jennie Crook was 11 recent guest
of friends in Bridgeport
Mrs. Lavinia Pillow of Port Chester,
is visiting her 11011,}! M. Pillow. ‘
Whitfield Bates has bought the Low-
is Bates' place, in Grumman nvcnuu.
S. W. .Sherwwd, of Bridgeport, is
visiting his father. W. H. Sherwood.
\lr. and Mrs Clarence Smith of New
York were at their place here, on Fri-
day
Mrs D A Filiow and Mrs. E J. Ta!-
lor spent Tuesday with relatives in
Bridgeport.
Frank (lover, of South Norwnlk hue
bought, the Julius l’nrtriclt piece. in
New town menus» »
Mrs. Robert Gregory and daughter
visited last week with Mrs 11‘. 'l‘.
llawkcs, in Brid port. ._
Mrs. Leed and. 11111 1.121.411, of South
Mr and Mrs. George Benton.
Mrs Lavina Flilow has rented her
farm to err. Beers Of Noriralk, 'who
took possession on Wednesday
Mrs. Harriet Bunion is seriously ill.
Mrs. Minnie Gregory, who has been
sick with malaria, is improving.
.———m
WEST NORWALK.
Frank Bates is puttirlg On an aid-db
The felony of Robert Seymour, 8n,
about over having the measles.
.Tuttle end decanters, of Row-
-ot¥ law. N. 7!.
movements on the residence of air.
‘ vi llug with lilies Clerc Beach.
Youth." Special music. Huntley school-
ut 12; Junior Christian Endeavor ate,”
the Grumman building, which they will .
Nor-w,aik were guests over Sunday of m)
with her sister. 5
1111111 111111111 Butler, of New
.N. Juoobeou is reported convalesc-
ing from an eltntlt of appendicitis.
Kenneth Mitchell
The Current Eycnts cum met 111111
1 lira. William smith, \1’ednesdsy after-1
noon.
The Republican caucus was held 111
Tower Opera House last night for the
pill‘ilOlie of electing delegates to the
Slate convention.
There is another shut down in the
Computing Scale Shop. owhlg it is
said. to 11 break 111 the mtchluery.
Work will be resumed liondsy. Dock.
cher Piano and Tool Co is similarly
effec . , . . .. '1
\l'estpori 1.1 reaping a benefit niong
theillno of Object lesson from tile l'i‘ax
collector differences of recent dates in
some neighboring towns. There-suit in
that the seleulruou are linking up on
the necessity-11f acting in the. matter
of dyerduo taxes and .nloug the line of
usslflllug the collector, in gathering-
iheln in. 'l‘horo's 11 busy timonhoud
on. lire dlstrict lax lines with no
hcslihy assurance that litigation may
result, in some instances.
A week 11gb there nppuu'od to in
an epidemic of enlargement of'
the heart hero, not that any one of
the affected individuals are not ordlu
urily generous, but bunt-hing their hits
1111 they did resulted in evidences of
alarming symptoms. The occasion was
elhc natal day of Homer 8. Boers, S.
A. Purdy. h‘. N. Taylor. John ldrmnrk.
Jurson Watts and "have 11 smoke,“
brought even clay pipe apostles in line
with our State Sennlormud other: ad-
dicted to cigars, The occasion was not
one for lamcutntlou by any means and
congratulations were as generously
and heartily given as cigars
WILTON.
Miss Evelyn Hill ls iii of the
measles. 1 ’
MIHN Helene Sturges is visiting
friends in Pussnlr. N J.
1111's.“. it Chlchoster took 11 trip
to New York on Monday
Timothy and Alice Morwln are m
covering from the measles.
(lhestol Godfrey is couvaioncing
{10m 1111 attack of scarlet fcv.er
Mrs. William Poole. of llrldgeporh
is the guest of Wilton friends
Charles W. \Vilitlock hits leased tin
Richmond piece 111 South Wilton.
daffodilsl 11 wayside guulcns.
Will Olmsteud and l1‘l Owcr Mlddltw
brook are painting Mrs l‘esscnde11'2s
cottage. Tho color is a dark brown.
Rev Edwin Pickol the new pastor
of Zion Hill Methodist Church. is pre-
pul'ing to begin his duties in his new
field Of labor.
Mrs. D R llambert who spcnl Sunfi
11111 with her sister, Mrs. ll. hi. (‘-hi
cheater. has returned to her home in
Goehcn. N, Y. ,
M.Bl1dsnll ’nf Stamford. has leosml
a house ow nod by Mrs. Edward Dim-K
stead and with his- family will take
posses nslou this WBL'k. .
Forest tiles. caused by sparks from
the locomotlv cs. raged all day Monday
and Tuesday on both sides of the river,
doing. considerable darn e in the West
,Woods, but were quench d by Wednes-
' day 11 rain.
The Matinee Whilst Club rut-1 Tues-
duy afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Frank Comstock. Mr ll ll Fitchp
bliss Florence Gilbert and 1111‘ .i. hic-
Eweu Bolts won lirst, shcond and third
p1 ices Miss Ethel Be’tts was award-
ed the aluminium. Thé Club will meet
May Hill with Miss Mary F. Gregory.
New FAIRFIELD TELI'PHONE.
1
m_'
Work Started to Pleei That Town on
Wire. Communication. ,
in 11. short time. a i 'w weeks at the.
most. Dunbur'y will in telephonic
Kcommunlcatlon with New Fa irilcid. Al
lthough that town is adjacent to this.
it is one of the hardest to get com-
nlunlcatlon with as there is not a tale.
phone or telegraph instrument in it. It
is one of two or three towns in the
state without telephones. '
Poles have been distributed between
Daubury and New l‘ai eld Center and
a gang of workmen w ll begin 1111111111:
poles and stringing wires as ‘uotm as
possible; The lino will go diroct'.«to
New Fairlield Center and will make a
loop in returning hr way of Belle Pond
A large number of residents of New
Fulrlleid have agreed to have instru-
ments placed in their houses.
MEN PAST SIXTY IN DANGER.
ty years of age stiller from kldhey and
bladder disorders, usually onlhrgelnetli
or prest‘ate gland. This is both painful
and dangerous. and Foley's willdn‘ey
Euro should be taken at the first sign
of danger. as it corrects irregularl-
ties on has cured many "old men of
this dicease. , Mr. Rodney Burnett.
ck Port. Mu. vwrites: "'i suffered
with enlarged prostate gland and kid-
ney trouble for years after taking
two bottles of Foley's idney Cure i
feel better than i have iior twenty
years 1111111111311 i am new 111 years Old
Gold at Pleistod’e drug store. ,
"Silllth has lost his 1111.;11111 l’ru
hustling to get hurt another "
“You mil”. .
"You. I0 ”hint «5.1111111. andl’rn
e’il' ' = ‘11: Puck. ':
lion on a very large“ stock farm owned .
. by Me. Futon,- - _ .
' William 13‘. lethal- he's the contract ‘
. to not a new veranda and other 1111-
Churchwillhoideer.
Sunday '
Yup-hi! ._
9 Miss Alice Mayor. of Jamaica. 1. l.. -
is 11 guest of hire
ale.
‘ tank you and they
Driving pmtles from out of town 391K
preclutc the bits Of color illiitlt‘ by the-
More than half 0! mankind Over six- ;
1
I
laid Everywhere. lh
RUNAWAY “on”.
Mickey's Mothei‘ nutt- Keith-1m . K
a Whack-Whack 0011110
(New York 111.531.);
"l' :11 hearing that Y9- ‘yegot
11y hero," said 11 wq'illlll 1
ion build. 1111 shetstrqlo
Headquarters about 1111111111 1. ‘ ;
houndnuunu (llllpsplo r'e'sm
ly that there might be serfs 'l .
me there: would abet please - -
’ “l' 1n Mrs. Kully of @11de
the muscular women. "and
of there are telling me rose
111le of a. boy of mine i
with mv ten dollars." .1
Gillespie called Matron T1;
wont to bring down Mich
yours old. who boon pic
Madison avenue on Sunday? _
roundsman sought to roll
but Mrs. Krill got him
‘l’vo ten of 'em"
Mlpltcy' s the next to the
ring four. 1 put him ,
yard on Seturdas and .
boy downtown to buy 31
and my, my. but it‘s‘ ‘
. to keep the ten of 'emiu '
;when I came to pay forth 1
{11111 cent there in'my 1100 r-- , , f
ihud tine .tlne new to " ~
and i run back to. the bomb -
l
ing and 1h1-rc's,‘lilcko
i asked tho. police an
all
land 1 111.11 to-loave
are!”
K
Ono stride lid 11.1-- .
Kclutchud a shock otvned heir ‘
1011' nor of that hull: ml 911 J. _
: betohened nienl‘sl 1111111 1111.131,
11 11111 physiculplilpl ; 'll’w ‘
i 110111.111" 1.110111111111111.
clothes. 1' e'l. cues one.
”a." and in the 151191101109
11113; roundsmuu Mrwliel, 1
her ohmspriug Silo 111111111 9
"And that’s 3 " >
111111111. She iooli at. h 1
111.111.10.11. Mickey; then ago
1 the iOuudshmn; he eixllbillil".
turnu'd own). A moment
aresounded through hoodullifl'lfi
unmistakable whack of it ,
1 meeting too. too tender do. .
{further sound of 11111111115111.1111
it. was an extrern
trosnoly humble small .
from headquarters to h _
by 11. Woman, who said. “Add War it .
innother one for every dollar ‘ ‘
ten when i got you hour ', 1.
l
A mums not...“
e co
' 9 ."r ,
" "111.11.. been nilloted wit kiddo
K bladder trouble for y , _" All
gravel or slopes with] o
1111111." says A ii. , Thu we:
thrown coal operator or nib;
got no relief from medicine;
gen taking Ecley' 5.1011111!
the result .was eurprhi
started the brick dus- e.
and now I have no pain across
neys and i feel like a new man
11l‘one me 81.000 worth of good.
Kidney Cure will cure ever
kidney or bladder 1111111111
Plaisted's drug store. '.
coeded by C. H.
Frederick N Squire,
chief clerk in the oflléeo
dent Pollock or the Aid 1.1
of the Consolidated retire“.
signal that position. . hir-
iillfed the. duties at the hill
yearssud is well lino
road world. He will lie
thel‘ duties of the position. ;
1e11,. who has been connected 5 "
attics for more time. "
Mr, Haskell is 11 111111 Of thallto
urer of the road W L file,
we.
11-1.
11.. ratios are #0 Q
m
Pint M. E. CHENNI - -
Have a Fireball“ or ’
83ml“) R Ford. WM
.1 ”“lil‘ll‘hffidh ' ’
an organ
8mm Methodist new _
1111. accepted a call to '
lion at the 111111 11.
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duties on Sunday death " '
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