WK...»
, .. .lfVe chanced my
, new you yesterday. Molly
doalon't ttpptutr as though you
lhttrb of it. bargain. , Yonkers
She—Why has Bolton the name of
being truck a bad city?
lie wiiocuuso oi the number of crooks
in the till't‘flln. I suppose. littrvurtl
Lampoon.
“ye-Mind part of the t‘llit'kt-u
'Itlve. Mr. Newcomer?
OchIIter—Oh. about half of it
nipple. thabk‘ you.—~Chicago
In physiology chitin a boy intro this
definition of food: “Food is anything
that when taken into the body produc-
ee heat. Weight or omergcncy."-Little
Chronicle.
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. ‘ . . ‘
the. new styles In Baby Dresses displayed in our window. They are
etty and dainty enough to make mothers go into ccstaclos. They are
.' beautiful beyond detit‘t‘lpllon anti are strictly high grade in every sense
of the word. . I .
.I J.
In addition
to the
llisltiiiuule Funds
(Joining Encampment in
Hartford lliis Week. will
‘ be asked to Allow the Posts
to Give 0m Soldiers Relief
now
dorniilor."
t
everything.
or those aided. and the average given
hurl: nlips from 25c to SLUU.
plan to be proposed. a new plan for
Christening IWIit-s‘, 31.50 to $3.00.
distributing the stale appropriation for
W
titers in another class. via:
lined couples. feeble and in need of
They need top much to
be supplied by home relief. Iiouiu ro-t
licf us now in rogue iii IIIIH slate;
given only 8i per week to tilt per cent.
out to individuals is only “.29. No
one will clltlm that this is anywhere
near enough for the entire support of
these old and feeble. couples. But
take the two together. dormitory and
home relief. andwc cover every case.
We should also remember that. the
United t-Itatcs government furnishes
$Iilil annually toward the support of
each soldiers. provided he is at tho Sol-
ditu's' home. bttt not elsewhere. This
in an important item in coiisitleriiitt
whether We will give relief to the. Vote
crims at a dormitory or in their homes.
if is a tact easily proved that a soldier
can be maintained at. the dormitory for
about one-half what It. wottld cunt at
his home. This Is miido so because to
[ .
Nineteen Deaths In Norwaik During
the Menth of April.
Secretary ldnditlcy, of tile State
board of Health has isstiod his mouth»
ly statement. showing there were .
thirty two living births during March.
six still births. and three marriages.
in April there were nineteen deathll.
which. with the population estimated
at 20.687. would be only “.0 per your
per l.0tltl inhabitants. Three of the.
deaths were of childron under one
year of age. The causes of death fol.
ow:
Whooping cough. l: consumption. 2'.
bronchitis. l; diseases of nervous sys-
tem. i; heart disease, 1: accidents anti
violence. I: all other diseases. ii.
The number of emit-u of infectious
diseases in Norwalk and vicinity are
given below:
_ Mcaslcsw—llttrien, till: Norwalk it‘ityl
lT GIVES ALMOST
LIEF.
_ "As soon as i take a litle of I’aine'r
Celery Compound I feel all right——
citlin. strong and cheerful. [have
um
'i Feel All Right on Soon as l Take I
Little of the Great Remedy-it
Cured Me in a Few Days."
l' u. .,.
PAINE'S CELERV COMPOUND.
INSTANT RE.
told utility a friend how it cured me In
less than a Wt't‘lf when I bad a constant
sickness anti Weakness. and was total
ly uiiilt for active work. The drill
ponder?
3. i
’i
Norwaik (town)
40'. South Nor-
day I look l’alnc's Celery Compound
the great improvement l)cgnn.“~-(l. W
Short blesses. ih'l'lilits' r. "loll. tot yrs.) 50c Io 31:00.
‘ . N. E. RYAN.
i. ‘6 Washington Sir-er. South Norwnlk.
t
aged vol
ii. A.
the
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AFTERNOONS [>-
FREE *PENMANSHIP CLASS.
sell-tales Business College,
I; . INSTRUCTION BEGI NS AT 2 O'CLOCK.
expense.
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The Pleasant
difference between “Keith's-Kon-
querer" shoes and the other
everyday kind is—
Keith’s
Kanquerors
m !
Just as easy and comfortable as
how to
lions.
if you‘d paid a custom-maker $6
or $8—or even more for a special
it I )5
$3.50 and 54
pair.
f. e
ise‘n’s Shoe Store,
l ‘Washlnaran Street. South Norwnlk.
is!»
W...“
O
plati
., a
4. .
one place.
to disburse an a
is now taken out
reducing it that much.
lti Illinois and New York the relief
ftlnd is disbursed by the posts and
works splendidly.
Progress on Dormitory Plan.
The committee which is at work on
the dormitory plan to be submitted
at the annual encampment gives out
the following statement:
All prejudices as to not
should vanish when we come to the
solution of so important a problem as
relief to
soldiers. their wives and widows.
bclicvc We have solved this great proli-
lcnr hence we venture sortie sugges-
()nly two plans of rollci’ seem
adapted to our needs and only two
are under consideration, via:
First-Relief granted at home. hence
called home relief.
Second—~ltclict by the dormitory anti
home relief combined.
Ono. plan is home. relief alone. the
other plan is the dormitory and home
relief together. combining
This second plan. dormitory and home
relief combined.
feasible. hence the.
solves the problem best,
favored
ai‘l’ecl
rollcf
crops will be submitted at the.
It. encampment to be held lti
Hartford. .\iay ib' anti ill.
sitlon is to have the money which the
slate gives to the old soldiers through
IIOIIIt'
through (i. A. It. posts.
now disbursed by the hospital board,
which is located at Bridgeport.
’liio veterans who will propose the
new plan any that It is inevitable that
many unwise decisions are made an
a result of the board being located In
Every case cannot be lit-
Vl'h'iiituled as It should be without great
hence two things occur.
fund
cosIs_ as estimated by the
board. ilot less than 5 per cent. to
roporly distribute this fund.
nnual fund of 820.000
would cost at least $l.000. Also. many
mistakes are
cases are overlooked. and many till-
worthy cases are aided.
that acute aided by this fund are “+-
eelving help from a half dozen other
local organizations.
happen it disbursed by the G. A. It.
posts for every worthy case is known
to members of the posts
posts would be only too happy to tilti—
tribute. this fund among their comrades
without any expense. making a saving
of at least $1.000 a year. which amount
of tho relief fund.
made.
and
This could
seems to
one
advocated
mously by the Woman‘s Relief Corps
of the state.
Let us first. correct some misappre-
hensions in circulation as to this plan.
First. some seem to think this plan
is to have cottage homes.
The propo-
distributetd
This fund is
It
hospital
Thus.
Some worthy
It In said
not
Besides, the
Schemes
needy
We
our
the two.
as must
we believe
This is the
unani-
Some at
so WASHINGTON srnasr.
an theVLATEs‘T STYLES of Tat MMED MILLINE'RY, a... a it... assort-
mentor neanv TO WEAR HATS. A GENT FOR BANNER PATTERNS.
s. s. TILLOTSON.
SOUTH NORWA’LK, CONN.
first. did favor cottages. but that idea
was long since abandoned. and now
all who advooates this plan favor and
ask for a doruitory building. acconr
mounting about thirty couples and
that can easily be extended if neces.
sary. costing 820.000. Second. some
have the impression that this plan
is a dormitory alone; not so—lt is for
a dormitory and home relief combined.
This should not he lost sight of. as
congregate larger numbers lost-tens ex-
pense. and because of the 8100 annual-
ly given by the government toward the
support of each soldier In the home.
Hence it in economy to have the dor-
tnitory. Surely it Would be for the
comfort of these old couples. Most now
live In the poorest and cheapest. kind
of roots. liow much better off they
would be lit a dormitory with all mod-
ern conveniences.
it should also be liornc in mind that.
tho dormitory plan is no experiment. It
is in successful operation lll fifteen or
twenty other states, and its feasibility
is fully proved.
The dormitory part is a necessity if
we are to meet the Increasing needs
of the. comrades. It is as certain as
if actually demonstrated that at least
twenty-tire or thirty old couples need
this dormitory and would avail them-
selves of it, Other states. oven with
large provision for their soldiers. yet
flint need for the dormitory. This is
live trend everywhere. Illinois has a
large Soldiers' home. a Soldiers' and
Sailors' ()rphans‘ home. and home re-
licl' disbursed through the ti. A. it.
post. yet tho last legislature found it
necessary to make provision for old
couples. Iowa has a Soltiicrs' Orphans
home. an immense Soltllers' home.
homo relief by counties by which. they
hare disbursed in fifteen years 82.500.-
000. yet have cottages for soldiers and
their wives.
New York has a very large Soltlicrs'
home. also home rollct disbursed
through the (l. A. It. posts. yet has
erected at great cxpcnso homes for old
couples. Rhodc island has a Soldiers"
home and home relief. yet is now push-
ing for a dormitory to meet the need
of aged and feeble couples, Michigan
also has a Soldiers‘ home and home rc.
lief. yet found it necessary in addition
to erect an annex for aid couples. 'I‘hus.
everywhere the. trend is toward build~
lilg dormitories. even when large sums
are used in home relief;
There Is no doubt but that the lust
G. A, it. dopartmcnl encampment
would have favored the dormitory but
for the supposition that. it was too late
because the gtncral assembly lind vot-
ed to adjourn In two weeks. which
was a mistake.
The late ruling of the pension de-
partment has an important bearing
on this matter. All soldiers above six.
ty-two years of age may now have a.
pension. This to a large extent will
do away with the demand for home rc-
licf. but will not do away Willi the lit"
mand for the dormitory. which is wattl-
ed for the aged couples who need en-
tire support.
Thus every consideration points to
the necessity for the dormitory as well
as home relief. and the two combined
would be the most economical and
cover every case of need. lioine relief
alone will leave unmet the adequate
aid of old couples whose. needs are
greatest and should first be met.
Some advocate an appropriation of
840.000 by the ncxt gcncral assembly
for two years to be expended wholly
for borne relief. Our plan. which
seems far better. is an appropriations
for the two years of $40,000. not more
than 520.000 of which is to be put in a
walk. it; Weston. I: Wilton. ll; West-
port. 4. Scarlet It‘evct'—--Ntu'wtilk. 4;
South Norwallt. l: Westport. 4: Wil-
ton. 2. Diphtheria lllltl (‘roup-mllarlen.
2; Norwalk tcltyi 3: South Norwalk.
l. 'l‘yphoid Fever—~Soutli Nurwalk. 2.
(.‘onsumption—South Norwalk, 1.
in addition to the above. the follow-
ing is a list of towns whose lloalth 0f-
flceri-t report. flint they have not been
notified of any infectious diseases:
Andovcr. llnrkhttmsted. llcthitny.
licthlcltem. llolton. Ilozrah. ilrldgewat~
or. Brooklyn. litlrlinalon. Colehoster.
(town and boroughl. Colebrook. Colum-
bia. Cromwell. last tlritnby, East
Lyme. East Windsor. Franklin. (lot-then.
(iriswold. littddani. I'lantplon. Hartlantl.
Hunting. Jewell (‘ity thorough). Kil-
lingly, Lisbon. Lyme. Marlborough.
Moritlcn. Middleliury. Monroe. Morris.
New Ii‘airflold. New Hartford. North
(‘ananiv Old Lyme. l’oinfrct. Portland.
Prospect. Rocky Illll Salem Scotland.
Sherman. Sinners. Spraguc. Sterling.
Stotiington (borough). 'l‘rumbull, illi-
lon. Warren. Waterford. Westbrook.
Willinglon. Winsled. tboroughl. Wol-
cott, Woodstock.—~'i‘otal 50 towns.
The Mortality in Public institutions
of the State was: in Bridgeport. 9; iii
Danbury. l: in linrtford. ii; In Merl.
lion. 1; in hilddlctown. 17; in New Bri-
tain. 2; in New Haven. it): in New Lon
don. 7: in Norwich. 7: in Stamford, ti;
and in Waterbury 2. Nonresidents in
those are deducted from the total mor-
tality of their respective towns in cs-
tlmntlug the death rates of those
towns
The following towns are reported as
having no deaths in April: llozrnh.
ilrldgcwater. Brooksldc. Brooklyn.
Canterbury" Chaplin. (loshcn. Lisbon.
liiarlborough. North Canaan, Prospect.
ltidgcflcld. Salem. Voluntowu Washing-
ton. Weston. \Voodbtiry-i'.'.
ONLY CURE FOR DYSPEPBIA.
Mrs. Franklin Bush. of New Castle.
Del.. says: “I suffered for years with
dyspepsia. used to have great distress
and belching. i tried everything I
could hear of. but nothing helped me
until I took Brazilian Balm, and one 60
cent bottle curcd me completely.”
For sale by R. H. Plaisted, F. ii. Bax-
ter. and the Clifford Pharmacy. “
NORWALK BUILDING NOTES.
(Connecticut Bulletin.)
liarry W. Mather has the contract
for a new house to be erected on
Elinwood avenue by F, lrving Smith.
it will be of wood. 30 x 36 feel. with
eight rooms. well finished throughout.
ptmldcd with hot air bent and other
modern improvements. No sub-con-
tracts have been let.
The plans will be ready for esti-
mates next Week for the. new factory
to be erected on the Chestnut street
Berry. tialosburg. ill.
l’nilto's Celery Compound. the role.
bratcd Nerve Vitallzer and Tonic. cnrci
quicklywbracea lIIltI invigorates a
once. No other remedy in the world
is like It. All doctors know its fam
one formula. discovered by the great
scientist of Dartmouth University. Pro
tensor Edwortl it}. I’holps. No othel
reniody has stood so flrntly the search.
Ing test of time. No other remedy
can point to sit) many and such marvel
otls cures,
I
-.t
NAT" [53.5.0451 '
alm—Cheetful’
GALESBURG. ILL.
MR. G. W. BERRY.
MAKE YOU FEEL.
GO TO YOUR DRUGGIST TODAY—GET ONE BOTTLE OF
PAINE'S CELERY COMPOUND—SEE HOW DIFFERENT iT WILL
HINTS TO THOSE WHO MOVE.
l’ooplo w.to hold fire insurance poli-
cies and who have changed their real.
dent-e. or are about to make a change.
should be careful to have their insur-
ance papers transferred. This. says an .
agent. ls imperative. otherwise policy]
holders may lose their Indemnity mou-
ey in the event of the destruction of
their property by fire. It was further
explained that if goods insured in one
locality are moved to another place,
any lost in fire. the companies cannot
be held responsible. Hence the wis-
dont of having a policy promptly trans-
fort-oil by a local agent in the event
of a residential change is very appar-
i’lll,
JUGGLING WITH DYNAMITE.
Is no more dangerous titan to neglect
kidney disorders. Foley's Kidney
Cure corrects irregularities and has
cured many severe cases after other
lt-rntincnt has failed. it builds up the
worn otit tissues and restores health
and vigor. “i was troubled with kid-
ncy complaint for about two years."
writes A. ll. Davis of Mt. Sterling.
town. “but two bottles of Foley‘s Kiti-
noy Cure effected ll permanent cure."
For sale at l’laisted‘s drug store. "
“All? Your father wont to see us
play ‘l'iamlctf then? And how did he
like it?" '
"Oh. I guess he thought it was awful
good. He said it Willi as good as a cir-
cus."—-l’uck.
HOW TO TREAT A SPRAINED
ANK
A sprained ankle as usually treated
will disable a men for three or four.
weeks, This is an unnecessary loss oft
timc_ for many cases have recovered
In less than one week’s time. when
and soreness and quickly restores the
parts to a healthy condition. For sale
by Stillson Powell Corporation. Clif-
ford Pharmacy, Plerccs‘ Bridge Phar-
I!
of New
feet.
by it.
.York.
1.. (.‘Ublll‘il.
extension by Botse. Pcppnrtl & Co.
The main building will
be a two-story brick structure. Gorilla
Architect W. S. Knapp will su-
pervise the construction.
Architect W. S. Knapp
completed the plans for the new resi-
dence to be erected on West avenue
Complete details
were given in a former issue.
iii. R_ llennctt. manager and promot~
has
11 0W
many.
Footmaanioasc. mum. you‘ll have
to raise my wages.
Mrs. ngliup~4Vhy so. Jeams?
Footinhn~Y0d are havtn' foreign
counts at ‘most every reception. and
hit put to the exlry expense of payln‘
a doctor to reset my jaw after every
announcement—N. Y. Weekly.
' ' " " < ' -—Wa.4m
Why our line of refrgeratern are the heat: f 1: f
Firitquccaase they are the standard makes. t .z' r tory.
agenda-Begonia they are constructed on scientific principles.
lion is not. the
relief. hilt homo relief alone or the
dormitory and home relief combined.
fi‘hiril. another misapprehension is that
going to the dormitory wil be obliga-
Itather it is to‘ be wholly vol-
untary. just as going to our present
Soldiers‘ home is voluntary: no one
will be forced to go there.
there is a wide difference.
dormitory
The ques-
or home
Fourth,
Third—They give perfect satisfaction. ’[t Ill,"
FOUPLh—Bgcauu they are. perfectly healthy. 5'} 1 f. {.
Fifth—They consume less ice than others. ' "Q ' '-.
We carry a complete line orall styles. sizes and priceu‘the lowest. Look
over-“eul- line before you buy. We can save you money. . ‘ , .
CO.
almers.
South Norwalk.
. ‘” of "ms .9.
_ . 1““ Fungrnl‘twllreorers and Emb
‘ _. dinette Win Strut.
.91; 6 her fan.
“hummeofprl'ce and‘tet ul put your winter supply In now. A
i
‘a.
still another false impression has gone
out. viz: That; old veterans will marry
young wives anti take them with them-
selves to the dormitory. thus satidling
a heavy and unworthy burden on the
state. This is a. false Idea when we
remember that no couple will be ad-
mitted unless they were married be-
fore 1870. or have now been married
thirty-four years. Fifth. an incorrect
impression has gone out that there is
no room attire Soldiers home In No-
roton for a dormitory. The grounds
there are ample. being twenty-four
acres of land. and plenty more all
about to be had at reasonable rates.
The reason why Noroton is suggest-
ed as the location for this building is
because there the inmates could be un-
der the doctors now employed there,
and have easy access to medicines.
supplies. nurses. etc. The location
seems most favorable for considera~
lions of Comfort and economy. If.
however. any good reason exists why it
should not be located at Noroton, it
“perms-grids 6f Big-Vein Cumberland Bituminous strap attractive price.
Superiot"'8peclal" Fertilizers for corn, potatoes, onions and general use.
What will insure good crops regardlessof weather conditions.
‘ f . Onflugnadi tracking of all kinds. Estimates given on contract work.
13va LOCK ween a co.
taunt wares, Hagar.
Wt szau‘sxean‘r FOIEMAN FROM eosrou. wuo HAS
oyfinavmo rue WALKS. AND CAN 3: DEPENDED upon
‘ ripen cuss or'wdaquNsi-ue Ann MATERIAL.
TELEPHONE 31—5.
loath min em a. we remain: a min at. Will.
can easily be lcaletl elsewhere. We
are not strenuous an to its location.
Possibly location elsewhere might 0b-
vlnte all objections to this preposed
dormitory plan; if so we are perfectly
agreed. ‘
Some seem to have the misapprehen-
sion that women at the dormitory
would be~ a demoralizing element.
causing discord. Why? They are not
so as our wives and mothers in their
homes. not' is it so in other states.
.where all testimony is to the contrary.
This is too mean a reflection on our
wives. mothers, sisters and daughters
to pass unrebuked. i cannot think
anybody seriously believes this.
There are some very important con-
siderations in favor Of this proposed
plan of the dormitory and home re-
lief combined. The we combine in
perfect harmony. and than cover every
case of need. Home relief will meet
dormitory building and the rottiainder
to be used for home relief. It should
also be remembered that. the dormitory
would greatly relieve the home relief
fund. takingloff the cases making
greatest demand. thus really doubling
the relieving power of home relief.
These two combined will give unlver~
sal satisfaction. and will best meet the
needs of the old veteran. his wife and
widow.
_.__._—.._.——-———
CASTOR IA
For Infants and children.
Beats the _
Signature of
POPULAR AMUSEMENTS.
A MERITORIOUS SHOW.
May 20.
afternoon and evening.
Its existence and
draws immense patronage everywhere.
Compared with other popular. priced
showsit is like a wedding feast to a
tramp's breakfast; as high as Mount
Olympus over an ant-hill. and like an
electric light compared to a miners’
lamp. it is one of the tented shows of
this day. where ladies and children
can visit safely. and where no word,
not or deed is permittcd’to offend the
moat exacting or intelligent visitor.
The entire equipment of this show this
season Is all new. and besides. the cir-
cus and animal features are all new
here. and all of a strikingly original
and novel character,
~—No man can cure consumption.
You can prevent ltrthough. Dr. Woods
Norway Pine Syrup cures caughs.
colds. bronchitis. asthma. Never fails.
ADVERTISED LETTERS.
The following letters remain uncall-
the wants of those in temporary need,
sick or for the time being out. of
work; also there with can earn a part
of their living and, need only a little
ed. for at the following postpffice for
or. has issued a very attractive pros-
pectus descriptive of Rhodonolla Park
and The Norwalks. The park coin-
prises the old Stevens homestead.
which in In one. of the best residential
sections in Norwalk. There will be
about 308 building lots, 280 of which
will be sold in shares of $300 each.
Each shareholder will be entitled to
one lot and the distribution will be
WARNING.
You cannot have good health unless
your kidneys are sound. for the kitt-
neys filter the blood of impurities
which otherwise act as irritating pois-
ons and break down the delicate or-
gans of the body and cause serious
trouble. if you have kidney or bind-
der trouble and do not. use Foley's
Kidney Care. you will have only your-
NO REASON FOR YOUR NEGLECT.
llccauso those engaged in the same
business do not advertise furnishes
no reason for anyone to neglect doing
so. Some of the greatest financial
successes are based tipou a man‘s see-
ing and taking advantage of an oppor-
tunity which his competitors dis-rc-
garded. If every one possessed as
strong evidence of the value of pub-
licity as do most newspaper men. such
a quantity of advertising would be
done as would necessitate a hundred.
fold increase. of the output of printers'
ink.
THE RICHEST'MAN IN THE WORLD
The richest man in the world can
not have. his kidneys replaced nor live
without them, so it is Important not to
neglect these organs. if Foley's Kid-
ncy Cure is taken at the that sign of
danger, the symptoms will disappear
and your health will be restored. as It
strengthens anti builds up these or-
gans as nothing else will. Oscar
Bowman. Lebanon, Ky.. writes: “1
have used Foley's Kidney Care. and
take great pleasure in stating it cured
pic permanently of kidney disease,
which certainly would have cost me
my ilfe."~-ll‘or sale. at Plalstcd‘s drug
store. "
“Have you tried to do good with your
money?" asked the man of high moral
aims.
"I should say 50." answered Senator
Sorghum. ”I started with five hundred
dollars. and am now worth millions. If
that isn't doing pretty good, i don‘t
know what is."——Waslilngton Star.
DO NOT BE IMPOSED UPON.
Foley & 00., Chicago, originated
Honey and TM as a threat eand lung
remedy, and on account of the great
Chamberlain's Pain Balm was prompn} merit and popularity of Foley's Honey
ly and freely applied. It alloys the pain-
and Tar many imitations are offered
for the genuine. Ask for Foley's
Honey and Tar and refuse any substi-
tute. offered as no other preparation
will give the same satisfaction. it. In
mildly laxative. It contains no opiate:
and is safest for children and delicate
persons. For sale at Plaisled‘s drug
store. "
Mrs. llattcrson—«"l wonder if it has
paid to give our daughter such a good
education?" llattcrson—"Paid! Why.
of course. iltin't you see from her
manner how superior she is to us."—
Life.
TO GET RID OF A TROUBLESOME
CORN.
First soak it in warm water to soften
it_ then pare it. down as closely as pos-
sible with out drawing the. blood. and
apply Chamberlain's Pain Balm twice
daily. rubbing vigorously for five min.
tries at each application. A com plast-
er should be worn for a few days to
tilt find You flan Always Borgia
The pleasing announce meal is made
that the famous Welsh Brothers new-
est-great shows are coming to South
Norwalk for one day only. Friday.
Performances will be given
This aggrega.
tion is now in the seventeenth year of
invariably always
made by the Shareholders when two-
thirds of the amount has been paid.
George W. Meeker is installing new
plumbing in a house on Marshall
street for Mr. Becker.
.1. F. Partrick has the contract to
move a house at Greens Farms for
Thomas Shnugbnessy. also three hous-
es at New Rochelle.
Horace B. Nash has the contract for
the plumbing and heating in connec-
tion with the new house which Thomas
Robbins is building on Reed street.
Work is well along on the altera-
tions to the house on Fairfleld avenue
for Charles Sterling. Harry W. Math-
er has the carpenter work and George
W. Meeker the plumbing.
The Hawkins Shoe (10.. inc.. has
recently organized with the following
officers: R. L. Coburn. president: E.
J. Hawkins, vice-president: and J. B.
Lawrence. secretary and treasurer.
The company is capitalized at $5.000
and a factory at North Main and
Union streets will be equipped with
self to blame for results. as it positive-
ly cures all forms of kidney and bind-
der diseases. For sale at Platsted’s
irng store. "
To upward mount is mankind‘s aim.
Anti yet 'tts melancholy.
Some reach the pinnacle of fame.
And some the height of folly.
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much respect for theinparents as for-
merly.‘
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have never quite been able to make up
my mind whether this is because mod-
ern children are less dutiful or more
discerning."
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protect it. from the shoe. As a general
linimcnl for sprains bruises, lameness.
rheumatism. Pain Balm is unequaled.
For sale by Stillson Powuli Corpora—
tion. Clifford Pharmacy. Picrces‘
Bridge Pharmacy. "
The man who is always on time gen-
ow.
J. F. Partrlck has just finishedlmov- CUBE.
lag the house. from Washington '
street to Spring street. for Herman COLDS GRIP ,
Quittner. The foundation was, built .I
by Salvator Chariott. it will be re- Misfit; Ill 24m Jo gunfire.
modeled throughout. McMahon Bros. : . . :; ,
have the carpenter; work. Charles OLD COUGHS BRONCHITI
Yost the mason work and G. W. Meek-
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